Planet Rugby Super Rugby Team of the tournament

15. Damian Mckenzie 14. Dillon Leyds 13. Jordie Barrett 12. Ngani Lauampe 11. James Lowe 10. Richie Mounga 9. TJ Peranara 8. Amanaki Mafi 7. Chris Cloete 6. Jordan Taufua 5. Sam Whitelock 4. Franco Mostert 3 . Ruan Dreyer 2. Malcom Marx 1. Jacques Van Rooyan

Franco Mostert was the best no.4 in Super rugby? Did he even play one game in that position? Silly

My Super Rugby Team of the Tournament
15. David Havili  

14. Israel Dagg

13. Jack Goodhue

12. Ryan Crotty 

11. Seta Tamanivalu 

10. Richie Mo'unga  

9. Bryn Hall

8. Kieran Read 

7. Matt Todd 

6. Jordan Taufua  

5. Sam Whitelock

4. Scott Barrett  

3. Owen Franks 

2. Codie Taylor  

1. Joe Moody 

 Ruan Dreyer the best tighthead?
that must be a joke,.... the guy couldn't scrummage for his life,... in the finals he's been collapsing scrums in non-stop mode,... he's one of the worst scrummagers I've seen

and Dylan Lleyds is quite average,... yeah, he had some good games against weaker teams but that's all

here's the Team of the tournament from Rugby 365:

15 - Damian McKenzie (Chiefs)
He was the tournament's best attacking player. He leads the way in terms of running metres and made a truckload of linebreaks.
Bubbling under: Jordie Barrett (Hurricanes)

14 - Waisake Naholo (Highlanders)
The big man was a nightmare for defences. His big frame ensured his side got over the advantage line when it mattered most.
Bubbling under: Wes Goosen (Hurricanes)

13 - Jack Goodhue (Crusaders)
The young man was a revelation for the Crusaders. He played a key role in the champions' strong defence throughout the season and his skills on attack provided many highlights.
Bubbling under: Vince Aso (Hurricanes)

12 - Ngani Laumape (Hurricanes)
He is the tournament's leading try-scorer this year with 15. His sublime performances in the No.12 jersey won him an All Black call-up.
Bubbling under: Ryan Crotty (Crusaders)

11 - James Lowe (Chiefs)
He dazzled with his skills and pace throughout the tournament. He will be missed next year.
Bubbling under: Courtnall Skosan (Lions)

10 - Richard Mo'unga (Crusaders)
He was instrumental in the Crusaders' success this season. He has incredible BMT and he will surely be an All Black one day.
Bubbling under: Beauden Barrett (Hurricanes)

9 - Thomas Perenara (Hurricanes)
His decision-making on attack and his sniping breaks unlocked the tightest of defences this season.
Bubbling under: Ross Cronje (Lions)

8 - Jordan Taufua (Crusaders)
He filled the No.8 role brilliantly while Kieran Read was out injured. His power and versatility up front gave the Crusaders and extra edge in most games.
Bubbling under: Luke Whitelock (Highlanders)

7 - Albertus Smith (Lions)
The Sevens star certainly showed that he can outplay the best in the XV-man game. His raw pace and power in open play was incredible at times.
Bubbling under: Ardie Savea (Hurricanes)

(nº7 in SA is blindside, Smith has been plying blindside but Savea is and has been playing openside)

6 - Jaco Kriel (Lions)
He was a true warrior on the field for the Lions. The amount of work he got through during games was amazing
Bubbling under: Jordan Taufua (Crusaders)

(same goes here, Kriel has been plying openside and Taufua blindside)

5 - Brodie Retallick (Chiefs)
He is so much more than just a line-out jumper. For a big man, he can certainly slide through a gap and he was an imposing figure on defence as well.
Bubbling under: Samuel Whitelock (Crusaders)

4 - Luke Romano (Crusaders) 
He is an enforcer. He did the dirty work well and he was an integral part of a powerful Crusaders pack.
Bubbling under: Guido Petti (Jaguares)

3 - Ross Geldenhuys (Southern Kings)
He excelled in the scrums, but it was his work rate in open play for the Kings that really impressed us all.
Bubbling under: Charlie Faumuina (Blues)

2 - Malcolm Marx (Lions)
He embodied the Lions' spirit with his energetic performances. He dominated the collisions with ball in hand and never stood back for anyone on defence.
Bubbling under: Codie Taylor (Crusaders)

1 - Joe Moody (Crusaders)
The All Black prop was a key figure up front throughout the season for the Crusaders. He certainly gave a few players a scrum lessons this year.
Bubbling under: Jacques van Rooyen (Lions)

 and my team of the tournament

15. D. Mckenzie
14. W. Naholo
13. J. Goodhue
12. N. Laumape
11. J. Lowe
10. R. Mo'unga
9. TJ. Perenara
8. A. Mafi
7. M. Todd
6. J. Taufua
5. S. Whitelock
4. F. Mostert
3. O. Franks
2. M. Marx
1. J. Moody

 Cloete from the Kings was the best 6 in SA...and a contender to challenge the 7's from the other nations.