List of Rugby Championship Winners, Past Champions History

The Rugby Championship Past winners Lits (Tri-Nations) Champions history 1996-2023.




The Rugby Championship (TRC) is a Rugby-Union international competition played annually among the 4-nations Australia (Wallabies), New Zealand (All Blacks), South Africa & Argentina who joined in 2012, prior to this it is called as Tri-Nations.

The competition was organized in 1996 as Tri-nations administered by SANZAAR.
The inaugurated tournament was won by All Blacks-NZ.

Overall New Zealand (All blacks) have won the most titles of Tri-nations & Rugby Championships with 15th times, lead by Australia & South Africa overall win the title 3rd times each.

The Top Point Scorer of The Rugby Championship is Dan Carter (All BLACKS) with 554 points.
The highest-top try scorer is Bryan Habana (Springboks) with 21st tries.


The Rugby Championship 2022 Winners team is New Zealand and also defending champions.





The Rugby Championship Past Winners List, All-time Champions history Since 1996-2018




Here is the complete list of Past Winners & Final history of The Rugby Championship & Tri-Nations champions Since 1996...




Tri-Nations Rugby Past Champions Since 1996
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Year Winner



1996       --      New Zealand

1997      --       New Zealand

1998      --       South Africa

1999      --       New Zealand

2000      --       Australia

2001      --       Australia

2002      --       New Zealand

2003      --       New Zealand

2004      --       South Africa

2005      --       New Zealand

2006      --       New Zealand

2007      --       New Zealand

2008      --       New Zealand

2009      --       South Africa

2010      --       New Zealand

2011      --       Australia



The Rugby Championship Past Winners List So far.



2012      --       New Zealand

2013      --       New Zealand

2014      --       New Zealand

2015      --       Australia

2016      --       New Zealand

2017       --       New Zealand

2018       --       New Zealand

2019       --       South Africa.

2020       --       New Zealand.

2021       --     New Zealand.

2022       --     New Zealand.








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