Waratahs beat defending champions 50-14 in women’s rugby grand final as Desiree Miller stars with try-scoring hat-trick at Ballymore Stadium

Captain Karalaini Naisewa drives through to score. 30" Yellow Card for deliberate knock on and penalty try!! TRY!! TRY!!

Snapping a three-year premiership drought, the Waratahs dominate Fijian Drua 50-14 in the Super Rugby Women's season decider to complete an undefeated campaign.

The Waratahs are 2024 Super Rugby Women's champions for a firth time after putting the Fijian Drua to the sword at Ballymore. Wing duo Desiree Miller and Maya Stewart scored five tries between them while Wallaroo trio Piper Duck, Atasi Lafai and Georgina Friedrichs were outstanding in sky blue.

The Wellington-based Hurricanes have overcome a poor second half in which they incurred three yellow cards to beat the Fijian Drua 38-15.

Atelaite Buna has saved Fijian Drua's blushes with a scintillating hat-trick in Suva to put her side within reach of a third consecutive Super Rugby Women's title.

It is shaping up to become a tougher battle than the others they have waged against each other in three years as both camps eye a win in Lautoka this weekend.

The NSW Waratahs have completed operation redemption to claim a record fifth Super Rugby Women's crown with a rousing grand final triumph over the defending champions Fijian Drua.

The NSW Waratahs are out to win their first Super W title since 2021 while the Fijian Drua are hunting a third successive crown in Sunday's grand final.