Although there has been significant change in his club career, with the winger having already represented eight clubs in his professional career, there has been one constant in Sinoti Sinoti’s career: powerful tries and runs.

The Samoan, who inexplicably only has one national team cap to his name, is currently plying his trade at Newcastle Falcons and, in full flight, is one of the most entertaining players to watch in the Aviva Premiership.

Youtube Credit: Stunning Rugby

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Number 5 – Kieran Marmion vs. Leinster

Last year Marmion came onto the scene from nowhere along with Henshaw as Connacht’s rising stars. He has improved immensely and become and integral part of Connacht’s winning form this year. His try earlier in the year against Leinster sums up how Marmion’s speed and quick thinking has helped Connacht. Brilliant individual try.

Number 4- Nick Cummins vs. Australia 

Nick Cummins scores against the Wallabies? Probably not a headline you expected to hear at the start of 2014! The aussie cult hero moved to Japan after the Super Rugby season which allowed him to tog out for the famous BaBas in November in one of the game of the year. This Barbarians side was one of the best we have seen in years and provided some awesome tries and moments of skill.

3. Number 3- Danny Care vs. Ireland

Ireland fans look away. In Ireland’s only defeat of the year, Mike Brown provided a bit of magic with a hard running line through the Irish defence. His superb last minute offload allowed the rapid Danny Care to dive over under the posts in one of the best tries of the 6 Nations.

Number 2- Bernard Foley vs. Brumbies

Can you think of a better way to secure your place in a Super Rugby final? Probably not. While the Brumbies are in attack Foley make an excellent tackle in defence before the Tahs break away from their own 22. The 6’10 Will Skelton delivers a delicious offload to Foley who raced back up the pitch to run in for the try. Absolute magic!

Number 1 -Fa’asiu Fuatai v North Harbour

We could watch this over and over and over and over and over… yeah you get the idea. This try has to be our number 1 here at RBP HQ. The execution of this immaculate move is beyond perfection. Is there anything else to say? It’s just complete madness from Otago.

Now it’s the fans’ chance to decide!

Vote below which is your try of the year or select other and let us know which is your favourite if it isn’t on the list!

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As most years are in the rich tapestry of history that is New Zealand Rugby, 2014 proved to be a successful one.

The All Blacks retained their Rugby Championship crown and-at the time of writing- are unbeaten on the Spring Tour to the Northern Hemisphere.

Despite one of their franchises not being victorious in Super Rugby competition, the Kiwi teams still provided the entertainment and quality associated with the Rugby mad nation.

In their list, Sky include all facets of New Zealand Rugby including Ladies Rugby, ITM Cup, Super Rugby and, of course, the All Blacks.

Picking a winner proved difficult for us here at RBP, so we decided to just sit back and enjoy some quality tries.

Youtube Credit: SKY Sport NZ

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Playing against fellow professionals, Julian Savea stands out as an absolute try scoring behemoth; so, as you can imagine, he wreaked absolute havoc during his schools Rugby career.

This above video perfectly portrays the man labelled as the next Jonah Lomu’s pace, power and evasion.

Youtube Credit: The Waterboy

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This weekend, George North put in a virtuoso performance befitting of his exulted status within the game; scoring four tries against the Ospreys in the European Champions Cup.

The former Scarlet exhibited all his strength, power & try scoring instincts, particularly for his last score.

Youtube Credit: weskimaster

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Are you ready for some spellbinding athletic flexibility that wouldn’t look out of place in the Matrix?

If so, check out Rugby HQ’s latest video, Top 5 Finishes.

Youtube Credit: Fox Sports Australia

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Like the rounds that preceded it, Round Three of the Aviva Premiership didn’t disappoint, in terms of high scoring games and quality tries.

As always, in association with Citizen, here are your Top Five Tries from Round Three of the Aviva Premiership, including Peter Stringer turning the clock back to circa 2006.

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Youtube Credit: Premiership Rugby

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Like the rounds before it, Round Three of the Aviva Premiership didn’t disappoint in terms of highscoring games and quality tries.

In association with Citizen, here are your top five tries of Round Three, including Peter Stringer rolling back the years.

Youtube Credit: Premiership Rugby.

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There is nothing worse in Rugby than doing all the hard work, evading tackles, making a killer pass or putting the foot on the gas, and it all being undone on the try line, thanks to a drop of the ball, overzealous attempts to look cool or a drop in concentration.

The above video, compiled by Rugby today, has all of the above in a cringeworthy minute fifty seconds of video cringe.

Youtube Credit: Rugby Today

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Only two rounds old, but this season’s Aviva Premiership has already produced some memorable games and even more memorable tries.

This week, in association with Citizen, they bring you the best tries of Round 2.

Having voted for George North in Round One, you can vote for your try of the week, here: http://bit.ly/1nHXpVd

Youtube Credit: Premiership Rugby

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