2017 National Rugby Championship
2017 National Rugby Championship | |
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Date | 2 September – 11 November 2017 |
Matches played | 39 |
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The 2017 National Rugby Championship was the fourth season of Australia's National Rugby Championship. It involves nine professional rugby union teams, one more than the previous year, with eight teams from Australia and one team from Fiji.
Teams
A major change made for the 2017 season is the inclusion of the Fijian Drua in the competition. Fijian Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama met with the Australian Rugby Union, and World Rugby about establishing a pathway for developing Fijian Rugby Players. World Rugby will finance the Fijian Drua.[1]
The nine teams for the season include three from New South Wales, two from Queensland, and one each from Australian Capital Territory, Victoria, Western Australia, and Fiji:
Home match venues scheduled for the 2017 NRC season:
Region | Team | Match Venue | Capacity | City |
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FJI | Fijian Drua | Churchill Park | 18,000 | Lautoka |
Lawaqa Park | 12,000 | Sigatoka | ||
National Stadium | 15,000 | Suva | ||
ACT | Template:Rut Canberra Vikings | Viking Park | 8,000 | Canberra |
NSW | Template:Rut NSW Country Eagles | Bellevue Oval | 3,000 | Armidale |
Simon Poidevin Oval | 3,000 | Goulburn | ||
Wade Park | 8,000 | Orange | ||
Scully Park | 11,000 | Tamworth | ||
Template:Rut Greater Sydney Rams | T G Millner Field | 8,000 | Sydney | |
Template:Rut Sydney Rays | Macquarie University | 3,000 | ||
Pittwater Park | 10,000 | |||
QLD | Template:Rut Brisbane City | Ballymore | 18,000 | Brisbane |
UQ Rugby Club | 3,000 | |||
Wests Bulldogs | 3,000 | |||
Template:Rut Queensland Country | Bond University | 5,000 | Gold Coast | |
North Ipswich Reserve | 5,500 | Ipswich | ||
Noosa Dolphins Club | 3,000 | Noosa | ||
VIC | Template:Rut Melbourne Rising | Holmesglen Reserve | 3,000 | Melbourne |
Frankston Park | 8,000 | |||
WA | Template:Rut Perth Spirit | UWA Rugby Club | 4,000 | Perth |
Television coverage and streaming
Two of the NRC matches each weekend were broadcast live via Fox Sports, with the remaining matches shown on the Fox Sports streaming platform.[18] Discussion of the NRC competition was included on Fox Sports' review show NRC Extra Time on Monday nights, and the Kick & Chase program on Tuesday evenings.
Experimental Law Variations
The trialed changes to the point scoring system adopted in previous years were not continued for the 2017 NRC season, and scoring reverted to the standard values of five points for a try, two for a conversion and three for a penalty or drop goal.[19]
The remaining law variations used in 2016 were retained for the 2017 season.[20] Also adopted were World Rugby's six amendments to the program of trial laws for 2017,[19] relating to the tackle/ruck (Law 15.4 (c), 16, and 16.4 variations) and scrum (Law 20, 20.5 (d), and 20.9 (b) variations).[21][22]
Existing Law of the Game | Variation |
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Law 5.7(e) If time expires and the ball is not dead, or an awarded scrum or lineout has not been completed, the referee allows play to continue until the next time that the ball becomes dead. The ball becomes dead when the referee would have awarded a scrum, lineout, an option to the non-infringing team, drop out or after a conversion or successful penalty kick at goal. If a scrum has to be reset, the scrum has not been completed. If time expires and a mark, free kick or penalty kick is then awarded, the referee allows play to continue. |
Non-offending team is allowed to kick the ball into touch after being awarded a penalty kick, which has been blown after time expires, and the lineout will take place. |
Law 9.B.1(e) The kicker must take the kick within one minute and thirty seconds (ninety seconds) from the time a try has been awarded. The player must take the kick within one minute and thirty seconds even if the ball rolls over and has to be placed again. |
Time limit reduced to 60 seconds for conversion kicks, and 45 seconds for penalty kicks. |
Law 15.4 (c) The tackler must get up before playing the ball and then may play the ball from any direction. Sanction: Penalty kick |
The tackler must get up before playing the ball and then can only play from their own side of the tackle “gate”. Rationale: To make the tackle/ruck simpler for players and referees and more consistent with the rest of that law. |
Law 16 Definitions A ruck is a phase of play where one or more players from each team, who are on their feet, in physical contact, close around the ball on the ground. Open play has ended. Players are rucking when they are in a ruck and using their feet to try to win or keep possession of the ball, without being guilty of foul play. |
A ruck commences when at least one player is on their feet and over the ball which is on the ground (tackled player, tackler). At this point the offside lines are created. Players on their feet may use their hands to pick up the ball as long as this is immediate. As soon as an opposition player arrives, no hands can be used. |
Law 16.4 Other ruck offences |
A player must not kick the ball out of a ruck. The player can only hook it in a backwards motion. |
Law 17.2(d) Keeping players on their feet. Players in a maul must endeavour to stay on their feet. The ball carrier in a maul may go to ground providing the ball is available immediately and play continues. |
Greater policing of this law, in order to discourage "hold up tackles", by ensuring that the tackler, who holds up a ball carrier in an effort to form a maul, does not collapse the maul as soon as it has formed. |
Law 19.2(d) For a quick throw-in, the player must use the ball that went into touch. A quick throw-in is not permitted if another person has touched the ball apart from the player throwing it in and an opponent who carried it into touch. The same team throws into the lineout. |
Players will be allowed to take quick throw-ins regardless of whether someone else has touched the ball |
Law 19.6 The player taking the throw-in must stand at the correct place. The player must not step into the field of play when the ball is thrown. The ball must be thrown straight, so that it travels at least 5 metres along the line of touch before it first touches the ground or touches or is touched by a player. |
Latitude will be given to the throwing team if the opposing team does not compete for the ball near where the ball is received |
Law 20 Definitions … A scrum is formed in the field of play when eight players from each team, bound together in three rows for each team, close up with their opponents so that the heads of the front rows are interlocked. This creates a tunnel into which a scrum half throws the ball so that front row players can compete for possession by hooking the ball with either of their feet … |
Once the ball touches the ground in the tunnel, any front-row player may use either foot to try to win possession of the ball. One player from the team who put the ball in must strike for the ball. Rationale: To promote a fair contest for possession. Sanction: Free-kick |
Law 20.5(d) Throwing the ball into the scrum No Delay. As soon as the front rows have come together, the scrum half must throw in the ball without delay. The scrum half must throw in the ball when told to do so by the referee. The scrum half must throw in the ball from the side of the scrum first chosen.
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No signal from referee. The scrum-half must throw the ball in straight, but is allowed to align their shoulder on the middle line of the scrum, therefore allowing them to stand a shoulder width towards their own side of the middle line. Rationale: To promote scrum stability, a fair contest for possession while also giving the advantage to the team throwing in. |
Law 20.9 (b) All players: Handling in the scrum. Players must not handle the ball in the scrum or pick it up with their legs. Sanction: Penalty kick |
The number eight shall be allowed to pick the ball from the feet of the second-rows. Rationale: To promote continuity. |
Law 21.2(a) The kicker must take the penalty or free kick at the mark or anywhere behind it on a line through the mark. |
Increased latitude will be given to where penalty and free kicks are to be taken |
Competition rule - Bonus point awarded for scoring 4 tries | Bonus point awarded if winning team scores 3 or more tries than their opponents. This particular system has been used in France's professional leagues since the 2007–08 northern hemisphere season.[23][24] |
Television match official protocols | Television match official to only be consulted about tries and in-goal plays. |
Regular season
The nine teams compete in a round-robin tournament for the regular season. Each team has four matches at home and four away. The top four teams qualify for the title play-offs with semi-finals and finals.[25]
During this section of the tournament, teams can also play for the Horan-Little Shield, a challenge trophy that is played for when a challenge is accepted or offered by the holders.
Standings
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Pos | Team | P | W | D | L | PF | PA | PD | TB | LB | Pts | |||
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1 | Template:Rut Perth Spirit | 3 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 132 | 83 | +49 | 1 | 1 | 10 | |||
2 | Fijian Drua | 3 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 112 | 83 | +29 | 2 | 0 | 10 | |||
3 | Template:Rut Canberra Vikings | 3 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 121 | 108 | +13 | 0 | 1 | 9 | |||
4 | Template:Rut Greater Sydney Rams HL | 3 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 102 | 110 | -8 | 1 | 0 | 9 | |||
5 | Template:Rut Brisbane City | 3 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 99 | 107 | –8 | 0 | 0 | 8 | |||
6 | Template:Rut Queensland Country | 2 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 70 | 60 | +10 | 1 | 0 | 5 | |||
7 | Template:Rut Sydney Rays | 2 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 74 | 69 | –15 | 1 | 0 | 5 | |||
8 | Template:Rut NSW Country Eagles | 2 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 37 | 75 | −38 | 0 | 0 | 0 | |||
9 | Template:Rut Melbourne Rising | 3 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 85 | 138 | –53 | 0 | 0 | 0 | |||
Updated: 19 September 2017 Source: rugbyarchive.net | ||||||||||||||
Four points for a win, two for a draw, and no points for a bye.
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Competition rounds
Round 1
2 September 2017 | Template:Rut Brisbane City | 45–36 | Fijian Drua | Ballymore, Brisbane | ||
15:00 | Try: Ready, Fidow 3, Tui, Gunn, Kerevi Con: Cooper 4, Alatimu |
[26] | Try: Nacebe 2, Voka, Sau, Cavuilati, Reece Con: Douglas 2, Nacebe Cards: Yellow Cards: Mudu, Tawake |
Attendance: 3,200 Referee: Damon Murphy |
2 September 2017 | Template:Rut Canberra Vikings | 48–40 | Template:Rut Queensland Country | Viking Park, Canberra | ||
15:00 | Try: Robinson, Banks, Muirhead, Abel, Hyne, Powell, Penders Con: Hawera 4 Pen: Hawera |
[27] | Try: Paia’aua 2, Timu, Tuttle, Scott-Young, Faagase Con: Tuttle 4 |
Attendance: 1,500 Referee: Graham Cooper |
Horan-Little Challenge | 3 September 2017 | Template:Rut Greater Sydney Rams | 44–23 | NSW Country Eagles | T G Millner Field, Sydney | |
15:00 | Try: Grant, Ale, Pili-Gaitau, Tuisue, Naiyaravoro, Fuavao Con: Mason 4 Pen: Mason 2 |
[28] | Try: Adams 2, Kagiassis Con: Adams Pen: Adams 2 |
Attendance: 1,000 Referee: Angus Gardner |
3 September 2017 | Template:Rut Perth Spirit | 45–33 | Template:Rut Melbourne Rising | UWA Rugby Club, Perth | ||
15:00 | Try: Naisarani, Faulkner 2, Cowan, Peni, Brache, Verity-Amm Con: Lance 5 |
[29] | Try: Tuipulotu, Koroibete 2, McGregor, Maddocks Con: McGregor 4 |
Attendance: 4,000 Referee: Will Houston |
Bye/s: Template:Rut Sydney Rays |
Round 2
9 September 2017 | Template:Rut Queensland Country | 31–12 | Template:Rut Brisbane City | Dolphins RU Club, Noosa | ||
13:00 | Attendance: 2,000 |
9 September 2017 | Template:Rut Melbourne Rising | 24–45 | Fijian Drua | Harlequin Oval, Melbourne | ||
15:00 | Attendance: 2,000 |
10 September 2017 | Template:Rut Canberra Vikings | 33–26 | Template:Rut Perth Spirit | Viking Park, Canberra | ||
13:00 | Attendance: 500 |
Horan-Little Challenge | 10 September 2017 | Template:Rut Sydney Rays | 26–41 | Template:Rut Greater Sydney Rams | Macquarie Uni, Sydney | |
15:00 | Attendance: 1,500 |
Bye/s: Template:Rut NSW Country Eagles |
Round 3
16 September 2017 | Template:Rut Sydney Rays | 48–28 | Template:Rut Melbourne Rising | Pittwater Park, Sydney | ||
13:00 | Attendance: 500 |
16 September 2017 | Fijian Drua | 31–14 | Template:Rut NSW Country Eagles | Lawaqa Park, Sigatoka | ||
15:00 | Attendance: 4,000+ |
17 September 2017 | Template:Rut Brisbane City | 42–40 | Template:Rut Canberra Vikings | UQ Rugby Club, Brisbane | ||
13:00 | Attendance: 2,300 |
17 September 2017 | Template:Rut Perth Spirit | 61–17 | Template:Rut Greater Sydney Rams | UWA Rugby Club, Perth | ||
15:00 | Attendance: 2,000 |
Bye/s: Template:Rut Queensland Country |
Round 4
23 September 2017 | Template:Rut NSW Country Eagles | 25-24 | Template:Rut Canberra Vikings | Bellevue Oval, Armidale | ||
1.00pm | Attendance: 2,200 |
23 September 2017 | Fijian Drua | 41-5 | Template:Rut Perth Spirit | ANZ Stadium, Suva | ||
5.00pm | Attendance: 8,000+ |
24 September 2017 | Template:Rut Sydney Rays | 24-50 | Template:Rut Queensland Country | Pittwater Park, Sydney | ||
1.00pm | Attendance: 700 |
24 September 2017 | Template:Rut Melbourne Rising | 41-31 | Template:Rut Greater Sydney Rams | Harlequin Oval, Melbourne | ||
3.00pm | Attendance: 1,000 |
Bye/s: Template:Rut Brisbane City |
Round 5
29 September 2017 | Template:Rut Canberra Vikings | 66-5 | Fijian Drua | Viking Park, Canberra | ||
7.30pm | Attendance: 2,000 |
30 September 2017 | Template:Rut Queensland Country | 54–12 | Template:Rut Melbourne Rising | Bond University, Gold Coast | ||
3.00pm | Attendance: 1,200 |
1 October 2017 | Template:Rut Perth Spirit | 62-28 | Template:Rut Brisbane City | UWA Rugby Club, Perth | ||
2.00pm | Attendance: 2,000 |
2 October 2017 | Template:Rut NSW Country Eagles | 26-17 | Template:Rut Sydney Rays | Simon Poidevin Oval, Goulburn | ||
3.00pm | Attendance: 1,000 |
Bye/s: Template:Rut Greater Sydney Rams |
Round 6
Pasifika Round
7 October 2017 | Template:Rut Queensland Country | v | Template:Rut NSW Country Eagles | Bond University, Gold Coast | ||
12.00pm |
Horan-Little Challenge | 7 October 2017 | Template:Rut Greater Sydney Rams | v | Fijian Drua | T G Millner Field, Sydney | |
3.00pm |
8 October 2017 | Template:Rut Melbourne Rising | v | Template:Rut Canberra Vikings | Frankston Park, Frankston | ||
1.00pm |
8 October 2017 | Template:Rut Sydney Rays | v | Template:Rut Brisbane City | Pittwater Park, Sydney | ||
3.00pm |
Bye/s: Template:Rut Perth Spirit |
Round 7
14 October 2017 | Template:Rut Greater Sydney Rams | v | Template:Rut Queensland Country | T G Millner Field, Sydney | ||
1.00pm |
14 October 2017 | Template:Rut NSW Country Eagles | v | Template:Rut Perth Spirit | Scully Park, Tamworth | ||
3.00pm |
15 October 2017 | Template:Rut Brisbane City | v | Template:Rut Melbourne Rising | Wests Bulldogs, Brisbane | ||
12.00pm |
15 October 2017 | Template:Rut Canberra Vikings | v | Template:Rut Sydney Rays | Viking Park, Canberra | ||
3.00pm |
Bye/s: Fijian Drua |
Round 8
21 October 2017 | Template:Rut Brisbane City | v | Template:Rut Greater Sydney Rams | Ballymore Stadium, Brisbane | ||
2.00pm |
21 October 2017 | Fijian Drua | v | Template:Rut Queensland Country | Churchill Park, Lautoka | ||
7.00pm |
21 October 2017 | Template:Rut Perth Spirit | v | Template:Rut Sydney Rays | UWA Rugby Club, Perth | ||
2.00pm |
22 October 2017 | Template:Rut Melbourne Rising | v | Template:Rut NSW Country Eagles | Harlequin Oval, Melbourne | ||
1.00pm |
Bye/s: Template:Rut Canberra Vikings |
Round 9
28 October 2017 | Template:Rut NSW Country Eagles | v | Template:Rut Brisbane City | Wade Park, Orange | ||
1.00pm |
28 October 2017 | Fijian Drua | v | Template:Rut Sydney Rays | ANZ Stadium, Suva | ||
4.00pm |
29 October 2017 | Template:Rut Queensland Country | v | Template:Rut Perth Spirit | Qld Group Stadium, Ipswich | ||
12.00pm |
29 October 2017 | Template:Rut Greater Sydney Rams | v | Template:Rut Canberra Vikings | T G Millner Field, Sydney | ||
3.00pm |
Bye/s: Template:Rut Melbourne Rising |
Title play-offs
The top four sides in the regular season advanced to the semifinals of the knock-out stage, which was followed by the final to decide the National Rugby Championship title.
Semi-finals
4 November 2017 | 1st ranked team | v | 4th ranked team | |||
5 November 2017 | 2nd ranked team | v | 3rd ranked team | |||
Final
11 November 2017 | Higher rank SF winner | v | Lower rank SF winner | |||
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