2015–16 Glasgow Warriors season

Glasgow Warriors 2015 / 2016

Ground(s)	Scotstoun Stadium (Capacity: 10,000)
Coach(es)	Gregor Townsend
Captain(s)	Jonny Gray
Most caps	Zander Fagerson (25)
Top scorer	Duncan Weir (132)
Most tries	Taqele Naiyaravoro (9)
League(s)	Pro 12
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The 2015–16 season saw Glasgow Warriors compete in the competitions: the Guinness Pro12 and the European Champions Cup.

Season Overview

The 2015–16 season began for Glasgow Warriors, for the first time, as defending champions.[1]

In preparation for the defence of the title in a Rugby World Cup year - where it was expected that Glasgow Warriors would supply the majority of the Scotland side - Gregor Townsend assembled one of the biggest Professional squads in world rugby.

It was hoped that the large squad would see the Warriors through the early part of the season and provide enough impetus for a European challenge too.

Team

Coaches

• Head coach: Gregor Townsend
• Assistant coach: Matt Taylor
• Assistant coach: Kenny Murray
• Assistant coach: Dan McFarland

Squad

Hookers Fraser Brown Kevin Bryce Pat MacArthur James Malcolm Shalva Mamukashvili Fergus Scott Props Alex Allan Michael Cusack Zander Fagerson Steven Findlay Jarrod Firth Ryan Grant George Hunter Sila Puafisi D'Arcy Rae Gordon Reid Djustice Sears-Duru Javan Sebastian Gary Strain Jerry Yanuyanutawa Locks Scott Cummings Jonny Gray Kieran Low Leone Nakarawa Greg Peterson Tim Swinson

Loose forwards Adam Ashe Hugh Blake Will Bordill James Eddie Simone Favaro Chris Fusaro Jason Hill Rob Harley Tyrone Holmes Josh Strauss Ryan Wilson Scrum halves Henry Pyrgos Mike Blair Grayson Hart Ali Price Fly halves Rory Clegg Gregor Hunter Finn Russell Duncan Weir Scott Wight

Centres Mark Bennett Alex Dunbar Nick Grigg Peter Horne Sam Johnson Fraser Lyle Richie Vernon Back Three Glenn Bryce Junior Bulumakau Nyle Godsmark Rory Hughes Lee Jones Sean Lamont Taqele Naiyaravoro Mark Robertson Tommy Seymour Stuart Hogg Peter Murchie

BT Sport Scottish Rugby Academy Stage 3 players

Scottish Rugby Academy players who have been assigned to a Professional club are Stage 3 players.[2] These players are assigned to Glasgow Warriors for the season 2015-16.[3][4]

Academy players promoted in the course of the season are listed with the main squad.

Cameron Fenton - Prop / Hooker[5] Andrew Davidson - Lock[6] Callum Hunter-Hill - Lock[7] Kiran McDonald - Lock[8] Michael Dewar - Flanker[9] Bruce Flockhart - Flanker[10] Matt Smith - Flanker[11] Lewis Wynne - Flanker[12]

George Horne - Fly-half[13] Robbie Fergusson - Centre[14]

Player statistics

During the 2015–16 season, Glasgow have used 56 different players in competitive games. The table below shows the number of appearances and points scored by each player.

Position	Nation	Name	Pro12			Champions Cup			Total
			Apps (sub)	Tries	Points kicked	Apps (sub)	Tries	Points kicked	Apps (sub)	Total pts
HK		Fraser Brown	11	1	0	1(1)	0	0	12(1)	5
HK		Kevin Bryce	1(2)	1	0	0	0	0	1(2)	0
HK		Cameron Fenton	(1)	0	0	0	0	0	(1)	0
HK		Pat MacArthur	9(3)	0	0	3	0	0	12(3)	0
HK		James Malcolm	1(10)	1	0	1(1)	1	0	2(11)	10
HK		Shalva Mamukashvili	1(1)	0	0	1(3)	0	0	2(4)	0
HK		Fergus Scott	(3)	0	0	0	0	0	(3)	0
PR		Alex Allan	4(3)	1	0	2(2)	0	0	6(5)	5
PR		Mike Cusack	3(2)	1	0	0	0	0	3(2)	5
PR		Zander Fagerson	6(13)	2	0	1(5)	0	0	7(18)	10
PR		Ryan Grant	3(3)	1	0	2	0	0	5(3)	5
PR		Sila Puafisi	12(3)	2	0	5(1)	0	0	17(4)	10
PR		D'Arcy Rae	2(5)	0	0	0	0	0	2(5)	0
PR		Gordon Reid	13(4)	3	0	2(2)	0	0	15(6)	15
PR		Jerry Yanuyanutawa	3(12)	1	0	(2)	0	0	3(14)	5
LK		Scott Cummings	5(3)	1	0	(1)	0	0	5(4)	5
LK		Jonny Gray	8	2	0	6	0	0	14	10
LK		Kieran Low	1(2)	0	0	0	0	0	1(2)	0
LK		Leone Nakarawa	14(3)	5	0	6	1	0	20(3)	30
LK		Greg Peterson	8(7)	2	0	1(1)	0	0	9(8)	10
LK		Tim Swinson	7(4)	1	0	(4)	1	0	7(8)	10
BR		Adam Ashe	10(3)	2	0	3	0	0	13(3)	10
BR		Hugh Blake	(1)	0	0	(1)	0	0	(2)	0
BR		James Eddie	1(4)	0	0	1	0	0	2(4)	0
BR		Simone Favaro	9(5)	3	0	4(1)	0	0	13(6)	15
BR		Chris Fusaro	12(3)	1	0	2(1)	0	0	14(4)	5
BR		Rob Harley	17(1)	1	0	2(1)	0	0	19(2)	5
BR		Tyrone Holmes	1(5)	0	0	0	0	0	1(5)	0
BR		Josh Strauss	10(3)	0	0	3(1)	0	0	13(4)	15
BR		Ryan Wilson	10(4)	0	0	2(1)	0	0	12(5)	0
SH		Mike Blair	4(5)	0	0	3	0	0	7(5)	0
SH		Grayson Hart	9(11)	1	0	(4)	0	0	9(15)	5
SH		Ali Price	5(6)	2	0	3	0	0	8(6)	10
SH		Henry Pyrgos	5(1)	1	0	0	0	0	5(1)	5
FH		Rory Clegg	4(2)	0	60	0	0	0	4(2)	60
FH		Gregor Hunter	1(1)	0	0	0	0	0	1(1)	0
FH		Finn Russell	8(2)	2	61	5(1)	0	48	13(3)	119
FH		Duncan Weir	9(3)	3	99	2(3)	1	13	11(6)	132
FH		Scott Wight	1(1)	0	0	0	0	0	1(1)	0
CE		Mark Bennett	11(2)	3	0	3	0	0	14(2)	15
CE		Alex Dunbar	9	2	0	4	0	0	13	10
CE		Robbie Fergusson	(2)	0	0	0	0	0	(2)	0
CE		Nick Grigg	(1)	0	0	0	0	0	(1)	0
CE		Peter Horne	9(1)	3	0	2	1	0	11(1)	20
CE		Fraser Lyle	5	0	0	0	0	0	5	0
CE		Sam Johnson	3(4)	0	0	0	0	0	3(4)	0
CE		Richie Vernon	2	0	0	(1)	0	0	2(1)	0
WG		Junior Bulumakau	2(2)	1	0	0	0	0	2(2)	5
WG		Rory Hughes	9	1	0	0	0	0	9	5
WG		Lee Jones	11(3)	2	0	1(3)	0	0	12(6)	10
WG		Sean Lamont	8(1)	1	0	4(1)	0	0	12(2)	5
WG		Taqele Naiyaravoro	12(4)	6	0	4(2)	3	0	16(6)	45
WG		Tommy Seymour	8	2	0	4	0	0	12	10
FB		Glenn Bryce	7(4)	5	0	(1)	0	0	7(5)	25
FB		Stuart Hogg	9	2	3	5	1	3	14	21
FB		Peter Murchie	8(1)	0	0	0	0	0	8(1)	0

Staff movements

Coaches

Personnel in

• Dan McFarland from Connacht

Personnel out

• Shade Munro to Scotland women's national rugby union team

Player movements

Academy promotions

• Zander Fagerson from Scottish Rugby Academy[15]
• D'Arcy Rae from Scottish Rugby Academy[15]
• Glenn Bryce from Scottish Rugby Academy[15]
• Fergus Scott from Scottish Rugby Academy[15]
• George Hunter from Scottish Rugby Academy[16]
• Ali Price from Scottish Rugby Academy[17]
• Scott Cummings from Scottish Rugby Academy[18]
• Nick Grigg from Scottish Rugby Academy[18]
• James Malcolm from Scottish Rugby Academy[18]

Player transfers

In Simone Favaro from Benetton Treviso[19] Grayson Hart from Edinburgh[20] Kieran Low from London Irish[21] Mike Blair from Newcastle Falcons[22] Sam Johnson from Queensland Reds Greg Peterson from Leicester Tigers[23] Taqele Naiyaravoro from NSW Waratahs[24] Javan Sebastian from Scarlets Jason Hill from Heriot's Rugby Club[25] Rory Clegg from Newcastle Falcons[26] Gary Strain from Glasgow Hawks[26] Steven Findlay from Glasgow Hawks[26] Mark Robertson from Scotland 7s[27] Nyle Godsmark from Scotland 7s[27] Hugh Blake from Edinburgh[28] Junior Bulumakau from SCOTS British Army[29] Scott Wight from Scotland 7s[27] (loan) Sila Puafisi from Gloucester Rugby[30] Shalva Mamukashvili from Sale Sharks[31] Rory Hughes from London Scottish (loan ends)[32] Robbie Fergusson from London Scottish (loan ends) Andrew Davidson from London Scottish (loan ends) Jarrod Firth from Counties Manukau[33] Rory Clegg from Oyonnax[34] Djustice Sears-Duru from Ontario Blues[35]

Out Nikola Matawalu to Bath Rugby[36] Sean Maitland to London Irish[37] D. T. H. van der Merwe to Scarlets[38] Dougie Hall retired[39] Jon Welsh to Newcastle Falcons[40] Alastair Kellock retired[41] Murray McConnell to Nottingham[42] James Downey to Wasps[43] Tommy Spinks to Jersey[44] Euan Murray to Pau[45] Connor Braid to Canada Sevens[46] Rossouw de Klerk released[27] Rory Clegg to Oyonnax[47] Robbie Fergusson to London Scottish (loan)[48] George Horne to London Scottish (loan)[48] Andrew Davidson to London Scottish (loan)[48] Nyle Godsmark to Melrose RFC[49] Andy Redmayne to Glasgow Hawks[49] Scott Wight to Scotland 7s (loan ends) Mark Robertson to Scotland 7s Gary Strain to Glasgow Hawks[50] George Hunter to Ayr RFC[51] Rory Hughes to London Scottish (loan)[52] Kieran Low to Saracens (loan)[53] Michael Cusack to Newcastle Falcons[54] Steven Findlay to Eastern Suburbs RUFC[55] Robbie Fergusson to London Scottish[56] Mike Blair retired[57] James Eddie retired[58] Andrew Davidson to Newcastle Falcons[59] Jason Hill to Bedford Blues[60]

Competitions

Pre-season and friendlies

Match 1

14 August 2015 7 pm

Clermont	28 - 10	Glasgow Warriors
Try: Paul Jedrasiak Aurélien Rougerie Camille Gérondeau Judicaël Cancoriet Con: Camille Lopez x 3 Patricio Fernandez	Report	Try: Junior Bulumakau Con: Rory Clegg Pen: Rory Clegg

Jacques-Lavédrine Sports Complex, Issoire Referee: Salem Attalah (France)

Glasgow Warriors:15. Peter Murchie 14. Junior Bulumakau* 13. Glenn Bryce 12. Fraser Lyle 11. Lee Jones 10. Rory Clegg 9. Grayson Hart
1. Jerry Yanuyanutawa 2. Kevin Bryce 3. D'arcy Rae 4. James Eddie 5. Kieran Low 6. Tyrone Holmes 7. Chris Fusaro (c) 8. Jason Hill
Replacements: Mark Robertson, Nick Grigg**, Robbie Fergusson **, Nyle Godsmark, Ali Price**, Will Bordill, Simone Favaro, Scott Cummings**,
Andrew Davidson**, Zander Fagerson, Pat MacArthur, Fergus Scott, George Hunter[61] [* Trialist] [** BT Sport Scottish Rugby Academy Stage 3 Player]
Clermont: 1. Thomas Domingo (c) 2. John Ulugia 3. Clément Ric 4. Paul Jedrasiak 5. Loïc Jacquet 6. Camille Gérondeau 7. Julien Bardy 8. Fritz Lee
9. Ludovic Radosavljevic 10. Camille Lopez 11. Hosea Gear 12. Benson Stanley 13. Aurélien Rougerie 14. Adrien Planté 15. Nick Abendanon
Replacements: Viktor Kolelishvili, Raphaël Chaume, Arthur Iturria, Alexandre Lapandry, Enzo Sanga, Patricio Fernandez, Pedro Bettencourt,
Daniel Kötze, Etienne Falcoux, Judicaël Cancoriet, Calvonn Allison, Alexandre Nicoue, Albert VuliVuli, David Strettle[62]

Match 2

28 August 2015 7 pm

Canada	19-12	Glasgow Warriors
Try: Jamie Cudmore Ciaran Hearn D. T. H. van der Merwe Con: Nathan Hirayama x 2	Report	Try: Glenn Bryce Junior Bulumakau Con: Scott Wight

Graves-Oakley Memorial Park, Halifax Referee: Chris Assmus (Canada)

Canada: 15 Matt Evans, 14 Jeff Hassler, 13 Ciaran Hearn, 12 Connor Braid, 11 D. T. H. van der Merwe, 10 Nathan Hirayama, 9 Phil Mack, 8 Richard Thorpe, 7 Nanyak Dala, 6 Kyle Gilmour, 5 Jamie Cudmore (c), 4 Evan Olmstead, 3 Andrew Tiedemann, 2 Benoit Piffero, 1 Djustice Sears-Duru. Replacements: 16 Hubert Buydens, 17 Ray Barkwill, 18 Doug Wooldridge, 19 Jebb Sinclair, 20 Aaron Carpenter, 21 Jamie Mackenzie, 22 Liam Underwood, 23 Harry Jones, 24 Brett Beukeboom, 25 Phil Mackenzie.
Glasgow Warriors: 15 Peter Murchie (c), 14 Lee Jones, 13 Glenn Bryce, 12 Fraser Lyle, 11 Rory Hughes, 10 Rory Clegg, 9 Mike Blair, 8 Josh Strauss, 7 Chris Fusaro, 6 Simone Favaro, 5 Kieran Low, 4 Tim Swinson, 3 Zander Fagerson, 2 Pat MacArthur, 1 Jerry Yanuyanutawa. Replacements (all used): George Hunter, Kevin Bryce, Mike Cusack, D'arcy Rae, Scott Cummings**, James Eddie, Will Bordill, Jason Hill, Grayson Hart, Scott Wight, Mark Robertson, Robbie Fergusson**, Junior Bulumakau. [** BT Sport Scottish Rugby Academy Stage 3 Player]

Match 3

25 September 2015 7.35 pm

Glasgow Warriors	71-0	Army Rugby Union
Try: Junior Bulumakau x 2 Scott Cummings x 2 Fraser Lyle D'Arcy Rae Hugh Blake Ali Price Chris Fusaro George Horne Con: Rory Clegg x 5 Gregor Hunter x 4 Pen: Rory Clegg x 1	Report

Scotstoun Stadium Attendance: 1813[63]

Glasgow Warriors:15. Glenn Bryce 14. Junior Bulumakau 13. Sam Johnson 12. Fraser Lyle 11. Lee Jones 10. Rory Clegg 9. Grayson Hart
1. Alex Allan 2. Fergus Scott 3. D'arcy Rae 4. Rob Harley (c) 5. Scott Cummings** 6. Tyrone Holmes 7. Hugh Blake 8. Adam Ashe
Replacements (all used): James Malcolm**, George Hunter, Zander Fagerson, Jason Hill, Callum Hunter-Hill**, Ali Price**, Gregor Hunter, Nick Grigg**,
Chris Fusaro, James Eddie, Gary Strain, Mike Cusack, Kieran Low, Robbie Fergusson **, Nyle Godsmark, George Horne**[64]
[** BT Sport Scottish Rugby Academy Stage 3 Player]
Army Rugby Union: 1. Dowding 2. Austin 3. Budgen 4. Jones 5. Ball 6. Koroiyadi 7. Lamont 8. Boladua
9. Chennell 10. Davies 11. Nlalaugo 12. Wessells 13. Nakamavuto 14. Watkins 15. Leatham
Replacements: Dwyer, Hamilton, McLaren, Bates, Llewellyn, Nayacavou, Vata, Prasad, O'Reilly[65]

Pro12

At the start of the season, Glasgow Warriors were missing 21 players on Rugby World Cup duty in various international squads, more than any other club in world rugby.[66]

That wasn't all. The Australian international, Taqele Naiyaravoro, Glasgow's marquee signing of the season, was stuck in Australia awaiting a visa. He wouldn't arrive in Glasgow until October and he played his first match against Newport Gwent Dragons on 16 October 2015.[67]

In addition to losing players to the World Cup and visa hold-ups Glasgow had a run of injuries at the start of the season. Alex Dunbar & Sam Johnson were injured for the opener against Scarlets[68] and that injury list grew with stand-in captain Peter Murchie being injured for 3–4 months.[69]

A spate of injuries to Glasgow's recognised hookers caused the Warriors to sign Shalva Mamukashvili from Sale Sharks.[70] The hooker injury list included Kevin Bryce, Fraser Brown, Pat MacArthur and new academy promotion Fergus Scott. Mamukashvili and academy players James Malcolm and Cameron Fenton were called on to avert the Hooker crisis.

The season was to get even worse for the Warriors as, due to flooding, Scotstoun became unplayable over the winter. Glasgow's 1872 Cup home match against Edinburgh Rugby was played at Murrayfield, Edinburgh's home! In addition Glasgow had to move other home matches to Rugby Park in Kilmarnock.[71]

Losing both matches to Edinburgh left Glasgow at one point sitting 9th in the Pro12 league table. However, as the club managed to get Scotstoun playable again and their World Cup players gradually got back to domestic ways, Glasgow slowly climbed back up the table. A 9-game winning streak saw Glasgow manage to climb to the top of the table and secure a semi-final play-off place.[72]

Away to Connacht in the final league match of the season, victory would have secured Glasgow a home semi final and first place. Instead Connacht ground out a tight match which meant Glasgow finished third; with Leinster securing top spot by a single point.

This meant that Glasgow had to travel back to Connacht for an away semi-final. Another bruising match followed with two Glasgow Warriors players Russell and Fagerson colliding when tackling Connacht's Bundee Aki in the first minutes, immediately putting Glasgow on the back foot. Russell ended in hospital[73] - and by the end of the game Simone Favaro, Johnny Gray, D'Arcy Rae and Josh Strauss all suffered injuries. Connacht ground out another win and found themselves in the Edinburgh final against Leinster to end Glasgow's championship defence.[74]

League table

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	Team	Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	Points For	Points Against	Points Diff	Tries For	Tries Against	Try Bonus	Losing Bonus	Points
1	Leinster (RU)	22	16	0	6	458	290	+168	51	27	6	3	73
2	Connacht (CH)	22	15	0	7	507	406	+101	60	46	8	5	73
3	Glasgow Warriors (SF)	22	14	1	7	557	380	+177	68	37	8	6	72
4	Ulster (SF)	22	14	0	8	488	307	+181	61	29	8	5	69
5	Scarlets	22	14	0	8	477	458	+19	45	54	2	5	63
6	Munster	22	13	0	9	459	417	+42	56	36	6	5	63
7	Cardiff Blues	22	11	0	11	542	461	+81	62	53	5	7	56
8	Ospreys	22	11	1	10	490	455	+35	55	49	6	3	55
9	Edinburgh	22	11	0	11	405	366	+39	41	36	2	8	54
10	Newport Gwent Dragons	22	4	0	18	353	492	−139	33	57	0	10	26
11	Zebre	22	5	0	17	308	718	−410	35	99	3	1	24
12	Benetton Treviso	22	3	0	19	320	614	−294	35	79	0	8	20
If teams are level at any stage, tiebreakers are applied in the following order:[75] number of matches won; the difference between points for and points against; the number of tries scored; the most points scored; the difference between tries for and tries against; the fewest red cards received; the fewest yellow cards received.
Green background (rows 1 to 4) were play-off places, and earned places in the 2016–17 European Rugby Champions Cup. Blue background indicates teams outside the play-off places that earned places in the European Rugby Champions Cup. To facilitate the 2015 Rugby World Cup, there were no play-offs for the 2016–17 European Rugby Champions Cup; the 20th place went to the winner of the 2015–16 European Rugby Challenge Cup if not already qualified. Because Challenge Cup winner Montpellier qualified via the Top 14, its place passed to the top team from that league not already qualified. Plain background indicates teams that earned a place in the 2016–17 European Rugby Challenge Cup.

Results

Round 1

5 September 2015 17:15

(1 BP) Glasgow Warriors	10–16	Scarlets
Try: Cusack 45' m G. Bryce 79' m	Report	Try: A. Shingler 4' m Parkes 19' m Pen: D. Jones (2/3) 28', 54'

Scotstoun Stadium Attendance: 6,562 Referee: Gary Conway (IRFU)

Round 2

11 September 2015 19:35

Glasgow Warriors	33–32	Connacht (2 BP)
Try: G. Bryce 30' c Cummings 35' c Harley 41' c Con: Clegg (3/3) Pen: Clegg (4/4) 10', 22', 27', 68'	Report	Try: Jo. Cooney 46' c penalty try 56' c Poolman 59' m Fox-Matamua 75' c Con: Carty (3/4) Pen: Carty (2/2) 7', 39'

Scotstoun Stadium Attendance: 6,267 Referee: Ian Davies (WRU)

Round 3

2 October 2015 18:00

Munster	23–21	Glasgow Warriors (1 BP)
Try: O'Callaghan 28' c Botha 66' c Con: Keatley (2/2) Pen: Keatley (3/4) 19', 40', 77'	Report	Pen: Clegg (6/7) 12', 32', 38', 51', 55', 60' Drop: Clegg (1/1) 74'

Thomond Park Referee: Ben Whitehouse (WRU)

Round 4

16 October 2015 19:35

(1 BP) Glasgow Warriors	29–15	Newport Gwent Dragons
Try: Fusaro 35' c Fagerson 54' c Bulumakau 69' m Favaro 79' c Con: Clegg (3/4) Pen: Clegg (1/2) 12'	Report	Try: Landman 23' c Hewitt 72' m Con: Tovey (1/2) Pen: Tovey (1/2) 40'

Scotstoun Stadium Attendance: 6,641 Referee: Gary Conway (IRFU)

Round 5

23 October 2015 19:45

Leinster	23–18	Glasgow Warriors (1 BP)
Try: L. McGrath 42' c penalty try 64' c Con: McFadden (2/2) Pen: McFadden (3/4) 16', 21', 80'	Report	Try: Fagerson 13' c Naiyaravoro 48' m Con: Weir (1/2) Pen: Weir (2/3) 26', 34'

RDS Arena Attendance: 11,089 Referee: Ian Davies (WRU)

Round 6

1 November 2015 14:30

(1 BP) Glasgow Warriors	31–19	Ospreys
Try: Lamont 29' m Peterson 50' c Allan 63' m Naiyaravoro 80' m Con: Weir (1/4) Pen: Weir (3/4) 2', 43', 55'	Report	Try: Baker 73' c Con: Biggar (1/1) Pen: Biggar (4/5) 6', 13', 37', 46'

Scotstoun Stadium Attendance: 6,650 Referee: Peter Fitzgibbon (IRFU)

Round 7

7 November 2015 15:00

(1 BP) Cardiff Blues	30–35	Glasgow Warriors (1 BP)
Try: G. Evans 30' m penalty try 78' c Con: Patchell (1/2) Pen: Patchell (6/6) 7', 12', 19', 37', 58', 63'	Report	Try: Nakarawa 25' m Naiyaravoro 38' c Grant 68' c Gray 73' c Con: Russell (3/4) Pen: Russell (3/3) 5', 41', 75'

Cardiff Arms Park Attendance: 5,704 Referee: Marius Mitrea (FIR)

Round 8

27 November 2015 19:35

Glasgow Warriors	13–6	Benetton Treviso (1 BP)
Try: Ashe 72' c Con: Weir (1/1) Pen: Russell (1/1) 3' Weir (1/1) 78'	Report	Pen: Hayward (2/4) 9', 32'

Scotstoun Stadium Attendance: 6,634 Referee: David Wilkinson (IRFU)

Round 9

5 December 2015 15:00

Glasgow Warriors	P–P	Leinster
	Postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.[76]

Scotstoun Stadium Referee: Nigel Owens (WRU)

Round 10 - 1872 Cup 1st leg

27 December 2015 15:05

Edinburgh	23–11	Glasgow Warriors
Try: Scott 12' c Hardie 69' c Con: Hidalgo-Clyne (2/2) Pen: Hidalgo-Clyne (3/4) 30', 50', 59'	Report	Try: Bennett 6' m Pen: Russell (2/2) 47', 56'

Murrayfield Stadium Attendance: 23,642 Referee: John Lacey (IRFU)

Round 11 - 1872 Cup 2nd leg

2 January 2016 17:15

(1 BP) Glasgow Warriors	11–14	Edinburgh
Try: Bennett 31' m Pen: Weir (2/2) 5', 54'	Report	Try: Burleigh 74' m Pen: Hidalgo-Clyne (3/4) 16', 25', 67'

Murrayfield Stadium[77] Attendance: 8,000 Referee: Peter Fitzgibbon (IRFU)

Edinburgh Rugby won the 1872 Cup with an aggregate score of 37 - 22.

Round 12

9 January 2016 14:30

Zebre	P–P	Glasgow Warriors

Stadio Sergio Lanfranchi

Round 13

31 January 2016 14:30

Ospreys	20–20	Glasgow Warriors
Try: Walker 23' c D. Evans 68' c Con: S. Davies (2/2) Pen: S. Davies (2/4) 19', 43'	Report	Try: Hughes 26' c Reid 53' c Con: Weir (2/2) Pen: Weir (2/4) 3', 7'

Liberty Stadium Attendance: 7,239 Referee: Peter Fitzgibbon (IRFU)

Round 14

12 February 2016 19:30

Ulster	13–10	Glasgow Warriors (1 BP)
Try: Black 52' c Con: Pad. Jackson (1/1) Pen: Pienaar (1/2) 22' Pad. Jackson (1/1) 66'	Report	Try: Jones 9' m Naiyaravoro 80' m

Kingspan Stadium Attendance: 16,477 Referee: Marius Mitrea (FIR)

Round 15

19 February 2016 19:35

(1 BP) Glasgow Warriors	27–24	Munster (1 BP)
Try: Puafisi (2) 4' c, 7' c Weir 43' m G. Bryce 70' m Con: Weir (2/4) Pen: Weir (1/3) 62'	Report	Try: Kilcoyne (2) 11' c, 23' c Sherry 63' c Con: Keatley (3/3) Pen: Keatley (1/1) 17'

Rugby Park[78] Attendance: 7,212 Referee: Ben Whitehouse (WRU)

Round 16

25 February 2016 19:05

(1 BP) Newport Gwent Dragons	15–18	Glasgow Warriors
Pen: O'Brien (5/6) 3', 13', 16', 27', 48'	Report	Try: Dunbar 42' c Weir 72' m Con: Weir (1/2) Pen: Weir (2/3) 10', 25'

Rodney Parade Attendance: 4,526 Referee: Gary Conway (IRFU)

Round 17

6 March 2016 14:30

Glasgow Warriors	27–20	Cardiff Blues (1 BP)
Try: Reid 9' c Swinson 40' c Favaro 74' c Con: Weir (3/3) Pen: Weir (2/2) 6', 20'	Report	Try: Fish 72' m E. Jenkins 79' c Cook 80' m Con: Patchell (1/3) Pen: Patchell (1/1) 56'

Scotstoun Stadium Attendance: 6,492 Referee: Dudley Phillips (IRFU)

Round 9 rescheduled match

18 March 2016[79] 19:35

Glasgow Warriors	12–6	Leinster (1 BP)
Pen: Clegg (4/4) 14', 17', 50', 58'	Report	Pen: Nacewa (2/3) 3', 30'

Scotstoun Stadium Attendance: 6,800 Referee: George Clancy (IRFU)

This match – originally scheduled to be held during Round 9, on 5 December 2015 – was postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.

Round 18

25 March 2016 19:35

Glasgow Warriors	27–17	Ulster
Try: Hogg 58' m Seymour 61' c Con: Russell (1/2) Pen: Russell (4/6) 23', 28', 39', 72' Hogg (1/1) 80'	Report	Try: Henderson 3' c McCloskey 44' c Con: Pad. Jackson (2/2) Pen: Pad. Jackson (1/1) 34'

Scotstoun Stadium Attendance: 6,800 Referee: John Lacey (IRFU)

Round 19

2 April 2016 17:30

Benetton Treviso	16–38	Glasgow Warriors (1 BP)
Try: Esposito 35' c Con: Hayward (1/1) Pen: Hayward (3/3) 14', 18', 39'	Report	Try: Gray 11' c Horne 28' c Favaro 42' c Hogg 59' m Hart 67' m Malcolm 73' c Con: Russell (4/6)

Stadio Comunale di Monigo Attendance: 3,500 Referee: Ben Whitehouse (WRU)

Round 12 rescheduled match

8 April 2016 19:30

Zebre	14–43	Glasgow Warriors (1 BP)
Try: L. Sarto 3' c Palazzani 20' c Con: Canna (2/2)	Report	Try: Brown 16' c Price 46' c Dunbar 51' c Horne (2) 57' c, 77' m Naiyaravoro 72' m Yanuyanutawa 75' m Con: Weir (3/3) Russell (1/4)

Stadio Sergio Lanfranchi Attendance: 1,850 Referee: Ian Davies (WRU)

This match – originally scheduled to be held during Round 12, on 8 January 2016 – was postponed due to a European Rugby Champions Cup fixture rearrangement that occurred as a result of the Paris terrorist attacks in November 2015.[80]

Round 20

16 April 2016 15:15

Scarlets	10–46	Glasgow Warriors (1 BP)
Try: L. Williams 30' c Con: S. Shingler (1/1) Pen: S. Shingler (1/1) 2'	Report	Try: Russell (2) 6' c, 25' m Jones (2) 37' m, 73' m Pyrgos 41' c Bennett 58' c Seymour 64' c Con: Russell (4/7) Pen: Russell (1/1) 18'

Parc y Scarlets Attendance: 8,165 Referee: George Clancy (IRFU)

Round 21

29 April 2016 19:35

(1 BP) Glasgow Warriors	70–10	Zebre
Try: Nakarawa (3) 15' c, 42' c, 52' c Ashe 23' c G. Bryce (2) 30' c, 36' c Naiyaravoro 33' c Peterson 63' c Price 65' c Weir 73' c Con: Weir (10/10)	Report	Try: Van Zyl 17' m Boni 38' m

Scotstoun Stadium Attendance: 6,800 Referee: Andrew Brace (IRFU)

Round 22

7 May 2016 15:00

Connacht	14–7	Glasgow Warriors (1 BP)
Try: Aki 18' c O'Halloran 59' c Con: MacGinty (1/1) O'Leary (1/1)	Report	Try: Reid 46' c Con: Russell (1/1)

Galway Sportsgrounds Referee: Ian Davies (WRU)

Play-offs

Semi-final

21 May 2016 18:30

Connacht	16–11	Glasgow Warriors
Try: Adeolokun 36' c Con: MacGinty (1/1) Pen: MacGinty (3/3) 24', 52', 64'	Report	Try: Nakarawa 48' m Pen: Weir (2/2) 26', 56'

Galway Sportsgrounds Attendance: 7,800 Referee: Marius Mitrea (FIR)

Europe

By virtue of winning the Pro12 in 2014–15, Glasgow Warriors were seeded as top seeds in the European Champions Cup pool stages. Drawn with Racing 92, Northampton Saints and Scarlets, it was a tough group.[81]

Townsend had predicted that four wins out of six would be needed to qualify.[81] Glasgow secured a home win against Racing and home and away wins against Scarlets.[82] Three wins might have been enough had the group been tighter but unfortunately Scarlets proved the whipping boy of the group and it was Glasgow's losses to Northampton Saints home and away which ended the Warriors hopes of progress.[83][84]

Pool 3

Team v t e	P	W	D	L	PF	PA	Diff	TF	TA	TB	LB	Pts
Racing 92 (3)	6	4	1	1	174	70	+104	23	6	4	0	22
Northampton Saints (8)	6	4	1	1	94	93	+1	12	9	1	0	19
Glasgow Warriors	6	3	0	3	114	96	+18	10	11	1	1	14
Scarlets	6	0	0	6	59	182	–123	7	25	0	2	2

Results

Round 1

14 November 2015 16:15

Racing 92	P–P	Glasgow Warriors

Stade Yves-du-Manoir Referee: JP Doyle (RFU)

Round 2

21 November 2015 17:15

Glasgow Warriors	15–26	Northampton Saints
Try: P. Horne 33' c Strauss 57' m Con: Russell (1/2) 35' Pen: Russell (1/3) 5'	Report	Try: G. Pisi 7' c Tuala (2) 29' m, 51' m Con: Myler (1/3) 7' Pen: Myler (3/3) 15', 21', 40'

Scotstoun Stadium Attendance: 6,800 Referee: Pascal Gaüzère (FFR)

Round 3

12 December 2015 13:00

(1 BP) Glasgow Warriors	43–6	Scarlets
Try: Weir 6' c Malcolm 52' c Naiyaravoro (3) 56' c, 69' c, 73' m Swinson 80' c Con: Weir (2/2) 7' 53' Russell (3/4) 57' 70' 80+1' Pen: Weir (1/1) 39'	Report	Pen: Shingler (2/2) 11', 46'

Scotstoun Stadium Attendance: 6,576 Referee: Mathieu Raynal (FFR)

Round 4

19 December 2015 19:45

(1 BP) Scarlets	6–9	Glasgow Warriors
Pen: Thomas (2/4) 54', 67'	Report	Pen: Russell (3/4) 4', 26', 45'

Parc y Scarlets Attendance: 5,767 Referee: Pascal Gaüzère (FFR)

Round 1 rescheduled

9 January 2016 13:00

(1 BP) Racing 92	34–10	Glasgow Warriors
Try: Tameifuna 28' c Szarzewski 43' c Ben Arous 50' c Carizza 80' c Con: Carter (3/3) 29', 44', 51' Goosen (1/1) 80' Pen: Carter (2/2) 24', 38'	Report	Try: Nakarawa 59' c Con: Russell (1/1) 59' Pen: Russell (1/2) 14'

Stade Yves-du-Manoir Attendance: 8,133 Referee: John Lacey (IRFU)

Round 5

17 January 2016 17:30

Northampton Saints	19–15	Glasgow Warriors (1 BP)
Try: Harrison 9' c Day 51' m Mallinder 78' c Con: Hanrahan (1/2) 10' Myler (1/1) 80'	Report	Pen: Russell (4/6) 23', 32', 47', 56' Hogg (1/2) 70'

Franklin's Gardens Attendance: 14,874 Referee: Romain Poite (FFR)

Round 6

23 January 2016 17:30

Glasgow Warriors	22–5	Racing 92
Try: Hogg 55' c Con: Russell (1/1) 56' Pen: Russell (3/3) 7', 47', 61' Weir (2/2) 69', 76'	Report	Try: Khinchagishvili 65' m Con: Dulin (0/1)

Rugby Park[78] Attendance: 9,063 Referee: Wayne Barnes (RFU)

Warrior of the month awards

Award	Winner
September	no award
October	Mike Blair
November	Leone Nakarawa
December	Taqele Naiyaravoro
January	Jonny Gray
February	Josh Strauss
March	Leone Nakarawa
April	no award
May	no award

End of Season awards

Award	Winner
Young Player of the Season	Zander Fagerson
Coaches Award	James Eddie
Test Player of the Season	Stuart Hogg
Most Improved Player of the Season	Ali Price
Al Kellock Leadership Award	Mike Blair
Community Club of the Season	Cumnock
Try of the Season	Duncan Weir vs. Munster
Players' Player of the Season	Leone Nakarawa
Player of the Season	Simone Favaro

Competitive debuts this season

A player's nationality shown is taken from the nationality at the highest honour for the national side obtained; or if never capped internationally their place of birth. Senior caps take precedence over junior caps or place of birth; junior caps take precedence over place of birth. A player's nationality at debut may be different from the nationality shown. Combination sides like the British and Irish Lions or Pacific Islanders are not national sides, or nationalities.

Players in BOLD font have been capped by their senior international XV side as nationality shown.

Players in Italic font have capped either by their international 7s side; or by the international XV 'A' side as nationality shown.

Players in normal font have not been capped at senior level.

A position in parentheses indicates that the player debuted as a substitute. A player may have made a prior debut for Glasgow Warriors in a non-competitive match, 'A' match or 7s match; these matches are not listed.

Tournaments where competitive debut made:

Scottish Inter-District Championship

Welsh–Scottish League

WRU Challenge Cup

Celtic League

Celtic Cup

1872 Cup

Pro12

Pro14

Rainbow Cup

United Rugby Championship

European Challenge Cup

Heineken Cup / European Champions Cup

Crosshatching indicates a jointly hosted match.

Number	Player nationality	Name	Position	Date of debut	Venue	Stadium	Opposition nationality	Opposition side	Tournament	Match result	Scoring debut
244		CummingsScott Cummings	Lock	2015-09-05	Home	Scotstoun Stadium		Scarlets	Pro12	Loss	Nil
245		HartGrayson Hart	Scrum half	2015-09-05	Home	Scotstoun Stadium		Scarlets	Pro12	Loss	Nil
246		ScottFergus Scott	(Hooker)	2015-09-05	Home	Scotstoun Stadium		Scarlets	Pro12	Loss	Nil
247		LowKieran Low	(Lock)	2015-09-05	Home	Scotstoun Stadium		Scarlets	Pro12	Loss	Nil
248		BlairMike Blair	(Scrum half)	2015-09-05	Home	Scotstoun Stadium		Scarlets	Pro12	Loss	Nil
249		CleggRory Clegg	(Fly half)	2015-09-05	Home	Scotstoun Stadium		Scarlets	Pro12	Loss	Nil
250		FergussonRobbie Fergusson	(Centre)	2015-09-05	Home	Scotstoun Stadium		Scarlets	Pro12	Loss	Nil
251		BulumakauJunior Bulumakau	Wing	2015-09-11	Home	Scotstoun Stadium		Connacht	Pro12	Win	Nil
252		BlakeHugh Blake	(Centre)	2015-09-11	Home	Scotstoun Stadium		Connacht	Pro12	Win	Nil
253		HunterGregor Hunter	(Fly half)	2015-10-02	Away	Thomond Park		Munster	Pro12	Loss	Nil
254		NaiyaravoroTaqele Naiyaravoro	Wing	2015-10-16	Home	Scotstoun Stadium		Dragons	Pro12	Win	Nil
255		PetersonGreg Peterson	(Lock)	2015-10-16	Home	Scotstoun Stadium		Dragons	Pro12	Win	Nil
256		FavaroSimone Favaro	(Flanker)	2015-10-16	Home	Scotstoun Stadium		Dragons	Pro12	Win	5 pts
257		PuafisiSila Puafisi	Prop	2015-11-01	Home	Scotstoun Stadium		Ospreys	Pro12	Win	Nil
258		JohnsonSam Johnson	(Centre)	2015-11-01	Home	Scotstoun Stadium		Ospreys	Pro12	Win	Nil
259		MalcolmJames Malcolm	(Hooker)	2015-11-07	Away	Cardiff Arms Park		Cardiff Blues	Pro12	Win	Nil
260		MamukashviliShalva Mamukashvili	(Prop)	2015-11-21	Home	Scotstoun Stadium		Northampton Saints	European Champions Cup	Loss	Nil
261		FentonCameron Fenton	(Hooker)	2016-02-19	Home	Rugby Park		Munster	Pro12	Win	Nil
262		GriggNick Grigg	(Centre)	2016-03-18	Home	Scotstoun Stadium		Leinster	Pro12	Win	Nil

Sponsorship

• BT Sport
• Rowan Glen
• McCrea Financial Services
• Malcolm Group
• QBE Insurance
• Scot JCB[85]

Official kit supplier

Macron

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