World Rugby Hall of Fame
2006: William Webb Ellis (England), Rugby School (England). 2007: Danie Craven (South Africa), Pierre de Coubertin (France), John Eales (Australia), Gareth Edwards (Wales), Wilson Whineray (New Zealand). 2008: 1888–89 New Zealand Native touring party, Ned Haig (Scotland), Jack Kyle (Ireland), Melrose RFC (Scotland), Hugo Porta (Argentina), Philippe Sella (France), Joe Warbrick (New Zealand). 2009: Fairy Heatlie (South Africa and Argentina), Bill Maclagan (Scotland), Willie John McBride (Ireland), Ian McGeechan (Scotland), Syd Millar (Ireland), Cliff Morgan (Wales), Tony O’Reilly (Ireland), Bennie Osler (South Africa), Frik du Preez (South Africa).
2010: Barbarian Football Club, Serge Blanco (France), André Boniface (France), Guy Boniface (France), Cardiff Rugby Football Club (Wales), William Percy Carpmael (England), Dave Gallaher (New Zealand), Mike Gibson (Ireland), Frank Hancock (Wales), Lucien Mias (France), Jean Prat (France), Alan Rotherham (England), Harry Vassall (England). 2011: Kitch Christie (South Africa), Bob Dwyer (Australia), Nick FarrJones (Australia), Martin Johnson (England), John Kendall Carpenter (England), David Kirk (New Zealand), Brian Lima (Samoa), Richard Littlejohn (New Zealand), Brian Lochore (New Zealand), Jonah Lomu (New Zealand), Rod Macqueen (Australia), François Pienaar (South Africa), Agustín Pichot (Argentina), Gareth Rees (Canada), Nicholas Shehadie (Australia), John Smit (South Africa), Roger Vanderfield (Australia), Jake White (South Africa), Clive Woodward (England). 2012: USA 1920 Olympic team, USA 1924 Olympic team, Romania 1924 Olympic team, Donald Campbell (Chile), Ian Campbell (Chile), Kennedy Tsimba (Zimbabwe), Richard Tsimba (Zimbabwe), Eric Rush (New Zealand), Yoshihiro Sakata (Japan) 2013: David Bedell-Sivright (Scotland), David Campese (Australia), Ken Catchpole (Australia), Ronnie Dawson (Ireland), Mark Ella (Australia), George Gregan (Australia), Alfred St. George Hamersley (England), Gavin Hastings (Scotland), Vladimir Ilyushin (USSR), Thomas Lawton, Snr (Australia), Jack Matthews (Wales), Robert Seddon and the 1888 British Lions, Waisale Serevi (Fiji), John Thornett (Australia), Bleddyn Williams (Wales). 2014: Fred Allen (New Zealand), Don Clarke (New Zealand). Grant Fox (New Zealand), Sean Fitzpatrick (New Zealand), Michael Jones (New Zealand), Ian Kirkpatrick (New Zealand), John Kirwan (New Zealand), Terry McLean (New Zealand), Colin Meads (New Zealand), Graham Mourie (New Zealand), George Nepia (New Zealand), David Campese (Australia), Nathalie Amiel (France), Gill Burns (England), Patty Jervey (USA), Carol Isherwood (England), Anna Richards (New Zealand), Farah Palmer (New Zealand), Keith Rowlands (Wales), Jim Greenwood (Scotland), JPR Williams (Wales). Michael Lynagh (Australia), Jo Maso (France), Keith Wood (Ireland), Ieuan Evans (Wales), Jason Leonard (England), Bill Beaumont (England). 2015: Tim Horan (Australia), Tom Richards (Australia), Edgar Mobbs (England), Ronald Poulton Palmer (England), Wavell Wakefield (England), Jean Pierre Rives (France), Marcel Communeau (France), Basil Maclear (Ireland), Fergus Slattery (Ireland), Tom Kiernan (Ireland), Andy Irvine (Scotland), Bill McLaren (Scotland), Gordon Brown (Scotland), Danie Gerber (South Africa), Hennie Muller (South Africa), Joost van der Westhuizen (South Africa), Morne du Plessis (South Africa), Naas Botha (South Africa), Nelson Mandela (South Africa), Barry John (Wales), Carwyn James (Wales), Gerald Davies (Wales), Gwyn Nicholls (Wales), Mervyn Davies (Wales), Phil Bennett (Wales), Johnny Williams (Wales). 2016: Brian O’Driscoll (Ireland), Shane Williams (Wales), Jeremy Guscott (England), Lawrence Dallaglio (England), Heather Moyse (Canada), John Dawes (Wales), GPS Macpherson (Scotland), Arthur Gould (Wales), Jonny Wilkinson (England), Daniel Carroll (Australia and USA), Daisuke Ohata (Japan), Maggie Alphonsi (England).