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Chairman: Yuichi Keno
CEO: Yuji Watase

Website:              super-japanrugby.com

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The Sunwolves (based in Japan) competed in the 2016 super competition for the first time.

The 2019 head coach is Tony Brown. His assistant coaches are Cory Brown, Scott Hansen, Marty Vaale & Naoya Okubo.

The 2019 squad is:

Forwards: Mark Abbott; Asaeli Ai Valu; Takuma Asahara; Jaba Bregvadze; Ben Gunter; Grant Hattingh; Uwe Helu; Kazuki Himeno; Shota Horie; keita Inagaki; Koo Ji-won; Pieter Labuschagne; Michael Leitch; Amanaki Lelei Mafi; Pauliasi Manu; Shuhei Matshuashi; Masataka Mikami; Craig Millar (C); James Moore; Yusake Niwai; Sam Prattley; Dan Prior; Kara Prior; Ed Quirk; Tom Rowe; Atsushi Sakate; Luke Thompson; Hendrik Tui; Asaeli Valu; Nathan Vella; Wimpie van der Walt; Hencus van Wyk; Rahboni Warren-Vosayaco; Alex Woonton; Hiroshi Yamashita.

Backs: Jamie Booth; Phil Burleigh; Jason Emery; Kenki Fukuoka; Shane Gates; Jamie Henry; Lomano Lava Lemeki; Michael Little (C); Semisi Masirewa; Rikiya Matsuda; Yutaka Nagare; Ryoto Nakamura; Hayden Parker; Rene Ranger; Hosea Sauamki; Kaito Shigeno; Fumiaki Tanaka; Harumichi Tatekawa; Josh Timu; William Tupou; Keisuke Uchida; Gerhard van der Heever; Ryohei Yamanaka; Takuya Yamasawa.

They play 8 Home games against: Sharks; Waratahs; Reds; Lions; Hurricanes; Highlanders; Rebels; Brumbies.

They play 8 Away games against: Chiefs; Blues; Waratahs; Rebels; Reds; Brumbies; Stormers; Jaquares.

They finished 15th in 2018.

They are 15th on the New Zealand TAB fixed odds to win the competition @ NZ$301.00