The 2024 Rugby season was all about the numbers after an eventful 12-month period.
There were droughts broken, new stars emerged and Olympic shocks in a year that will not be forgotten.
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As the year comes to a close, Rugby.com.au celebrates the year that was.
100:
Faith Nathan scored her 100th try on the SVNS World Series in December's Dubai event, where the Australians took out their fifth straight title.
99:
Offloads by Moana Pasifika during Super Rugby 2024 - the lowest of any team
98:
Cap numbers and 10 years separating Wallaroos all-time leader Ash Marsters (#117) and 2024 debutant Alapeta Ngauamo (#215)
97:
% ruck success of NSW Waratahs and ACT Brumbies, = 1st from 2024 Super Rugby Pacific
96:
Tackles by Madison Ashby in the SVNS World Series in 2023-24
95:
Points difference of NZ women's team in the group stages of the 2024 Paris Olympics, going on to take gold at back-to-back Olympics
94:
Points conceded by South Africa in their entire Rugby Championship campaign, averaging just 15.67 points against per game
93:
Points scored by the Wallabies in all three Sydney Tests, turning the fortunes around after a lean run of form in NSW with two wins from three
92:
Sevu Reece averaged 0.92 tries per game as he led Super Rugby Pacific alongside Hoskins Sotutu
91:
Points scored by NSW Waratahs flyhalf and Wallabies debutant Tane Edmed during Super Rugby Pacific
90:
Harry Wilson became the 90th captain of Australia against Argentina, securing a last-minute win.
89:
Points scored by the Australia U20s during their four World Championship games, finishing in sixth
88:
Points conceded by the NSW Waratahs across the regular season in Super Rugby W, taking out the title
87:
% lineout efficiency by the Brumbies en route to a semi final finish in Super Rugby Pacific 2024
86:
Metres run by Wallabies fullback Tom Wright in the win over England
85:
Defenders beat by Australia's Isaac Lucas for Ricoh Black Rams during the 23-24 Japan League One competition
84:
In their 84th Test, the Wallaroos took out the WXV 2 title, their first in their history after defeating Scotland
83:
Minute of the match when Will Harrison kicked the winning drop goal for the Waratahs against the Crusaders
82:
Tries scored by Nick Malouf, the Australian captain calling time on his World Series career
81:
81,329 packed into Twickenham as Max Jorgensen scored a late winner for the Wallabies over England
80:
Minute of the match Ben Donaldson slotted a penalty goal to put the Wallabies in front against Argentina to claim victory
79:
Tries scored in the Six Nations, taken out by Ireland
78:
78.10 is the Wallaroos' current point amount on the World Rankings, placing them fifth
77:
Michael Hooper's number as he makes his Sevens debut in Hong Kong
76:
Offloads in just seven Super Rugby Women's games by the 2024 Fijian Drua Women's side.
75:
Post-contact metres gained by Harry McLaughlin-Philips in a best on ground showing for Aus U20 against Wales
74:
Clean breaks by the Waratahs during their 2024 Super Rugby Pacific campaign
73:
Carries from captain Harry Wilson during the Wallabies' 2024 Rugby Championship
72:
Tries scored by the Blues in the regular season as they took out the Super Rugby Pacific title
71:
George Ford's 71st minute penalty was the difference as England took down Wales in the Six Nations
70:
Tackles made by Reds Super Rugby W Player of the Year Carola Kreis
69:
Tries scored by Maddi Levi in the 2023/24 SVNS World Series, breaking the record irrespective of gender
68:
Thousand in the house at Accor Stadium for the Sydney Bledisloe Test in 2024
67:
Points scored by both the Reds (67-0 v Rebels) and Waratahs (67-14) during Round 5 of the 2024 Super Rugby U19s
66:
Thousand - a record-breaking crowd in attendance at the Paris Olympics for Day 1 of the Rugby Sevens
65:
TJ Perenara has scored 65 tries, breaking the record for most in Super Rugby history in May
64
Points scored by the Wallaroos in their win over Fiji in July
63:
Wallabies caps so far for Marika Koroibete, who has made himself available for the 2025 Lions Tour
62:
Goals by Teagan Levi in the 2023-24 SVNS World Series, the second highest in the competition
61:
Total points scored by the Wallabies across two wins over Wales on home turf in 2024
60:
Points scored by the Women's Sevens team against Fiji in Singapore - the third largest win in history
59:
Defenders beaten by the Wallaroos during their Pacific Four campaign
58:
Tries scored by Dom Du Toit, who retires from Sevens after a decade-long career
57:
Tackles made by Carlo Tizzano in a row without a miss to start his Test career
56:
Points accrued by the Hurricanes in the regular season as they claimed the Super Rugby Pacific minor premiership
55:
Easts ended a 55-year drought by taking out the 2024 Shute Shield over Norths
54:
Defenders beaten by Tom Wright during the 2024 Super Rugby Pacific season
53:
Points conceded by the Wallaroos across three matches in their WXV 2 title triumph
52:
The Wallabies were 52-20 victors over Wales in Cardiff to make it back-to-back wins on the Spring Tour
51:
Tournaments played by Sevens icon Sharni Smale, retiring from the shortened format after a decorated career
50:
Charlotte Caslick became the first women's Sevens player to reach 50 tournament appearances in Vancouver
49:
Minute where Jeremy Williams scored his maiden Try v England, a beauty in the corner
48:
Metres run by Tim Ryan during his spectacular try that won Try of the Year at the 2023 RA Awards
47:
Tackle breaks for Andrew Kellaway in his 2024 Super Rugby Pacific season with the Melbourne Rebels
46:
Tackles made by Michaela Leonard during the Wallaroos' Pacific Four campaign
45:
Points scored by the world famous Barbarians as they defeated Fiji 45-32
44:
Carries by Super Rugby Women's Player of the Year Siokapesi Palu
43:
Points scored in Victoria's Dewar Shield final as Power House clinched a 31-12 win over Footscray
42:
The Wallabies ended their nine year drought at Twickenham with a 42-37 win over England
41:
Conversions by Brumbies and Wallabies flyhalf Noah Lolesio in Super Rugby Pacific
40:
Points v Georgia as the Wallabies took out their first game against the European side outside of a World Cup
39:
39-year-old Agustin Creevy proved the unlikeliest try-scoring hero as Argentina celebrates a famous 38-30 win over the All Blacks in August.
38:
Points scored by the Australia U18 side as they defeated New Zealand for the first time since 2019
37:
Tackle busts by Maya Stewart in Test Rugby in 2024, a clear Wallaroos Player of the Year
36:
The Sharks took out the European Challenge Cup 36-22 over Gloucester
35:
Line breaks by Faith Nathan in SVNS 23-24
34:
Tests for Ash Marsters, overtaking Liz Patu to become all-time Wallaroos cap leader
33:
The age of Michael Hooper, who retires following an outstanding Rugby career that included 125 Wallabies caps and a Sevens debut
32:
Conversions kicked by Arabella McKenzie during the Waratahs' successful 2024 Super Rugby Women's campaign
31:
The NSW Waratahs remain unbeaten in Super Rugby U16s after narrowly defeating the Reds 31-29 in the Final
30:
The Wallaroos celebrated their 30th year anniversary in 2024
29:
29-27 - the scoreline of a gripping 2024 Hospital Cup final that saw Brothers triumph over Wests once more, this time via a late James O'Connor penalty goal
28:
Tries conceded by the Wallabies during their six Rugby Championship games for 2024
27:
Votes received by former Wallaby Brett Robinson as he was named World Rugby Chair, the first time an Australian has taken the honour
26:
Minute for Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii to announce himself in Test Rugby, throwing a lovely offload for Tom Wright's try
25:
The Reds ended a 25-year drought in Christchurch after defeating the Crusaders 33-28
24:
Australia's win over South Africa marked their first of the inaugural TRC U20, defeating them 24-19
23:
The Wallabies' Bledisloe drought after the All Blacks retained the Cup in Sydney
22:
22,000 in the house at AAMI Park in Melbourne to catch Australia's 36-28 win over Wales
21:
Years since the Blues' last men's Super Rugby title, defeating the Chiefs in the Final
20:
Emilee Cherry (née Barton) becomes the 20th Australian inducted into the World Rugby Hall of Fame
19:
Debutants used by Joe Schmidt in 2024 for the Wallabies
18:
Siokapesi Palu became the 18th captain of the Wallaroos against Wales
17:
The age of Caitlyn Halse when she became the youngest Test debutant in Wallaroos history
16:
Nations who qualified for the expanded 2025 Rugby World Cup, with Australia drawn alongside England, USA and Samoa
15:
Tries scored by Maya Stewart, breaking the Wallaroos' record for most ever by an individual player
14:
Tries scored by Maddison Levi in the Olympics - a new record
13:
Games coached by Joe Schmidt in his first year as Wallabies coach
12:
Of the country's best amateur teams in action for the 2024 Australian Rugby Shield, won by Queensland Country (men) and ACT (women)
11:
Number of Test debutants for the Wallaroos in 2024
10:
Jersey number of new Australia Women's Sevens captain Isabella Nasser, taking over from Charlotte Caslick in Dubai
9:
Defenders beaten by Angus Bell during the Wallabies' 42-37 win over England at Twickenham
8:
The Melbourne Rebels finished eighth in their final Super Rugby season, going down to the Hurricanes in their maiden finals appearance before they disbanded.
7:
Wallaby debutants named against Wales in Sydney (Josh Flook, Jeremy Williams, Angus Blyth, Isaac Kailea, Charlie Cale, Tom Lynagh, Dylan Pietsch)
6:
Toulouse claimed a record breaking sixth European Club title after defeating Leinster 31-22 in extra-time
5:
The number of Super Rugby Women's titles the NSW Waratahs have won after going undefeated in 2024
4:
Tries scored by winger Desiree Miller, equaling a record, in the Wallaroos' win over Fiji
3:
Rob Valetini becomes the third player to win back-to-back John Eales medals
2:
Super Rugby hat-tricks to rookie sensation Tim Ryan - aka the Junkyard Dog - against the Blues and Western Force
1:
Matt Faessler became the first ever Wallabies hooker to score a Test hat-trick (vs Wales)
