The Waratahs have signed Australian Sevens star Brackin Karauria-Henry on a two-year Super rugby contract.

After joining the Brumbies Academy this season, a spate of injuries saw Karauria-Henry make his Super 14 debut off the bench in front of a crowd of 40,271 at ANZ Stadium.

The following week he earned his first run-on cap against Queensland in Canberra.

However it is on the sevens circuit where he has made his biggest name, finishing the 2009/10 IRB Sevens World Series with 30 tries to be Australia's leading tryscorer and the sixth-highest tryscorer overall.

New Zealand born Karauria-Henry is a product of Christchurch Boys' High School, coming to Australia to pursue a rugby league career after being brought to Sydney by the Cronulla Sharks.

He crossed codes in 2009.

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