by Brendan Bradford - With one game still to play in the regular season, the Waratahs have wrapped up top spot on the Super Rugby table. The historic result - the first time the Tahs have topped the Super Rugby ladder - was confirmed with a dominant 44-16 win over the Highlanders, who are placed second in a strong New Zealand conference but were restricted to just one try in front of over 24,000 fans in the afternoon sunshine of Allianz Stadium. The records were falling everywhere. The side surpassed last year's tally for most points scored in a season, Bernard Foley broke Peter Hewat's eight year old record for most individual points for a Waratah in a Super Rugby season and giant Parramatta winger Taqele Naiyaravoro scored his first ever try. [caption