2011 Pacific Rugby Cup

2011 Pacific Rugby Cup
Countries	Fiji (1 team)  Samoa (1 team)  Tonga (1 team)
Champions	Fiji Warriors (3rd title)
Matches played	18
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The 2011 Pacific Rugby Cup was the sixth edition of the Pacific Rugby Cup competition. The tournament featured national 'A' teams from the three Pacific rugby unions as well as Super Rugby development teams from Australia and New Zealand.^[1]

Teams[]

Table[]

Core Teams[]

Team	Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	For	Against	Diff	BP1	BP2	Pts
Fiji Warriors	8	4	0	4	144	201	-57	0	1	17
Samoa A	8	3	0	5	135	171	-36	1	2	15
Tonga A	8	2	1	5	133	233	-100	0	1	11
Updated: 26 March 2011 Source: oceaniarugby.com[2]

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Points breakdown: 4 points for a win 2 points for a draw 1 bonus point for a loss by seven points or less 1 bonus point for scoring four or more tries in a match Classification: Teams standings are calculated as follows: Most log points accumulated from all matches Most log points accumulated in matches between tied teams Highest difference between points scored for and against accumulated from all matches Most points scored accumulated from all matches

New Zealand conference[]

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Source: oceaniarugby.com^[2]

Australian conference[]

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Source: oceaniarugby.com^[2]

Matches[]

Round 1[]

	19/02/11	Junior Waratahs	28 – 18	Tonga A	Foreshaw Rugby Park	show
	4:30pm

	19/02/11	Brumby Runners	29 – 13	Samoa A	Canberra Stadium	show
	5:15pm

	19/02/11	QAS Reds Academy	26 – 27	Fiji Warriors	Ballymore Stadium, Brisbane	show
	6:30pm

Round 2[]

	23/02/11	Junior Waratahs	12 – 15	Fiji Warriors	St Marys League Club	show
	5:30pm

	23/02/11	Brumby Runners	22 – 22	Tonga A	Viking Park Canberra	show
	6:30pm

	23/02/11	QAS Reds Academy	20 – 23	Samoa A	Ballymore Stadium, Brisbane	show
	6:30pm

Round 3[]

	28/02/11	Junior Waratahs	12 – 35	Samoa A	St Marys League Club	show
	5:30pm

	28/02/11	QAS Reds Academy	22 – 23	Tonga A	Ballymore Stadium, Brisbane	show
	6:30pm

	28/02/11	Brumby Runners	30 – 28	Fiji Warriors	Viking Park Canberra	show
	6:30pm

Round 4[]

	04/03/11	Crusaders Knights	55 – 7	Fiji Warriors	Carisbrook, Dunedin	show
	2:00pm

	04/03/11	Chiefs Development	50 – 13	Tonga A	ECOLight Stadium, Pukekohe	show
	6:00pm

	05/03/11	Hurricanes Development	33 – 0	Samoa A	Porirua Park, Porirua	show
	4:00pm

Round 5[]

	09/03/11	Chiefs Development	25 – 10	Fiji Warriors	Blake Park, Mt Maunganui	show
	5:00pm

	09/03/11	Crusaders Knights	22 – 21	Samoa A	Alpine Energy Stadium, Timaru	show
	6:00pm

	09/03/11	Hurricanes Development	41 – 10	Tonga A	Hutt Recreation Ground, Lower Hutt	show
	7:00pm

Round 6[]

	14/03/11	Hurricanes Development	27 – 13	Fiji Warriors	Porirua Park, Porirua	show
	4:00pm

	14/03/11	Crusaders Knights	36 – 18	Tonga A	Lincoln University, Christchurch	show
	5:00pm

	14/03/11	Chiefs Development	17 – 18	Samoa A	ECOLight Stadium, Pukekohe	show
	6:00pm

Round 7[]

	19/03/11	Fiji Warriors	21 – 14	Tonga A	Churchill Park, Lautoka	show
	3:30pm

Bye/s:  Samoa A

Round 8[]

	22/03/11	Samoa A	12 – 23	Fiji Warriors	Churchill Park, Lautoka	show
	4:30pm

Bye/s:  Tonga A

Round 9[]

	26/03/11	Tonga A	15 – 13	Samoa A	Lawaqa Park, Sigatoka	show
	3:30pm

Bye/s: Fiji Warriors

References[]

External links[]

• FORU website