The 2006–07 Ulster Rugby season was Ulster's 13th season since the advent of professionalism in rugby union, and their third under head coach Mark McCall. They competed in the Heineken Cup and the Celtic League.
They finished fifth in the Celtic League. Andrew Trimble was the league's joint top try scorer with seven. David Humphreys was fourth top points scorer with 148, and third leading marksman with 56 successful goal kicks. They were third in their Heineken Cup pool, failing to qualify for the knockout stage. Roger Wilson was Ulster's Player of the Year.
Staff
Squad
Senior squad
Players in
Tim Barker from Glasgow
Mark Bartholomeusz from Saracens
Tom Court from Queensland Reds
Kieron Dawson from London Irish
Sam Harding from Northampton Saints (February 2007 to end of season)
Promoted from academy
Niall Conlon
Chris Henry
Mark Kettyle
Paul Marshall
Paul McKenzie
Stuart Philpott
Players out
Jonny Bell retired
Campbell Feather retired
Rowan Frost to Mountauban
Henry Head to Rotherham Titans
Oisin Hennessy released
Tyrone Howe retired
Rod Moore to Calvisano
Reece Spee to Pertemps Bees
Shane Stewart to Newport Gwent Dragons
James Topping retired
Academy squad
Players in
Niall O'Connor
Neil Simpson
Michael Ferguson
Stephen Douglas
Mark Robinson
T. J. Anderson
Willie Faloon
David Drake
Phil Coulter
Owen McMurray
Richard Fegan
Dale Black
Heineken Cup
Pool 5
Celtic League
Home attendance
Ulster Rugby Awards
The Ulster Rugby Awards ceremony was held at the Ramada Hotel on 17 May 2007. Winners were:
Bank of Ireland Ulster Player of the Year: Roger Wilson
Guinness Ulster Rugby Personality of the Year: Rory Best
Vodofone Ulster Young Player of the Year: David Pollock
Kukri Sportswear Club of the Year: Dungannon RFC
First Trust Club Player of the Year: Paul Magee, Dungannon
Ken Goodall Award for Outstanding Player at the Sports Institute: Thomas Anderson Northern Bank Schools Player of the Year: James Sandford, The Royal School, Armagh Calor Gas Youth Player of the Year: David McGregor Belfast Telegraph Merit Award: Simon McDowell Dorrington B. Faulkner Award: Walter Lindsay, Civil Service Rugby Club