Monday 20 March 2017 16:39, UK
What an end to the Six Nations that delivered on all accounts from the bizarre climax in Paris, to Ireland halting England's unbeaten run under Eddie Jones.
England were far from their best but still managed to win the Six Nations after wins against France, Wales, Italy and Scotland. They had to come behind to beat France, Wales and Italy but could not repeat that against Ireland and were beaten 13-9.
Eighteen wins on the trot is pretty impressive and sees them level with the All Blacks for the longest match-winning streak for a Tier One nation and the Red Rose is in full bloom with England women and England U20s winning their respective Grand Slams.
Also making Will's list was the record-breaking match in Paris where France beat Wales in the 100th minute which is now officially the longest Six Nations match in history.
Away from the Six Nations and to the IPA Greene King Championship where Andy Bulumakau created one of the tries of the weekend for Doncaster. The centre picked up two tries against Yorkshire Carnegie but he will definitely remember this one for a long time.
There was also plenty of Super Rugby action and Jordie Barrett was excellent as the Hurricanes demolished the Highlanders. Jordie, brother of Beauden, set-up a wonderful try with an outrageous backwards off-load that sent Matt Proctor over.
The Highlanders did have some skill of their own though and Malakai Fekitoa showed his pace to get past Julian Savea to score.
Click on the video above to see Greenwood's Favourite 5.
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