2006 Super 14 Season - Table

Table

Key to colours
Top four teams advance to playoffs.
Team Pld W D L PF PA PD BP Pts
1 Crusaders 13 11 1 1 412 210 202 5 51
2 Hurricanes 13 10 0 3 328 226 102 7 47
3 Waratahs 13 9 0 4 362 192 170 9 45
4 Bulls 13 7 1 5 355 290 65 7 38
5 Sharks 13 7 0 6 361 297 64 10 38
6 Brumbies 13 8 1 4 326 269 57 4 38
7 Chiefs 13 7 1 5 325 298 27 6 36
8 Blues 13 6 0 7 290 344 −54 5 29
9 Highlanders 13 6 0 7 228 276 −48 3 27
10 Cheetahs 13 5 0 8 272 367 −95 7 27
11 Stormers 13 4 1 8 263 334 −71 5 23
12 Reds 13 4 0 9 240 320 −80 6 22
13 Cats 13 2 1 10 220 405 −185 5 15
14 Force 13 1 2 10 223 373 −150 4 12


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