Rugby Union in New South Wales - New South Wales State Team

New South Wales State Team

The New South Wales Waratahs are the representative team of the NSWRU and compete in the Super Rugby competition against other domestic sides from South Africa, Australia & New Zealand. The club is yet to win a premiership but the most success has been in recent years when the Waratahs reached the 2005 Final and 2006 Semi-Finals.

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