The Hurricanes blow away the Chiefs 60-5 in a Wellington gale to win the Super Rugby title

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The Hurricanes decisively defeated the Chiefs 60-5 in Wellington to win the Super Rugby title, marking their second championship. The Hurricanes set a new record by scoring over 100 tries in a single season, showcasing their dominant attacking play.

The Hurricanes beat the Chiefs 60-5 to win their second Super Rugby title a decade after the first, leaving no doubt Saturday they are the best attacking team in the competition's history. The Hurricanes scored 113 tries in 17 matches in 2026 and finished as the first team in Super Rugby's 30-year history to score more than 100 tries in a season. Fehi Fineanganofo's first-half try was his 17th of the season and gave him the individual record for most tries in a season until his teammate Moorby scored a try in each half to join him on that number.