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 Archive > Year > 2001 > Nrl Telstra Premiership
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Round 25
Storm 24 drew Warriors 24 |
 
+ Submit additional information or a correction to this match  Click the match link for full match details including teams, scoring details, articles and more Fri August 24 2001 Fri Aug 24: Bulldogs 16 d. Sharks 14 at Sydney Showground, Homebush Bay, Sydney (NSW) Crowd: 14,871 Sat August 25 2001 Sat Aug 25: Panthers 44 d. Tigers 10 at Penrith Stadium, Mulgoa Road, Penrith, Sydney (NSW) Crowd: 11,172 Sat August 25 2001 Sat Aug 25: Eels 38 d. Northern Eagles 22 at Parramatta Stadium, Parramatta, Sydney (NSW) Crowd: 16,031 Sat August 25 2001 Sat Aug 25: Cowboys 18 l. Knights 34 at Dairy Farmers Stadium, Kirwan, Townsville (QLD) Crowd: 14,147 Sun August 26 2001 Sun Aug 26: Roosters 25 d. Dragons 12 at Aussie Stadium, Driver Ave, Moore Park, Sydney (NSW) Crowd: 20,117 Sun August 26 2001 Sun Aug 26: Broncos 18 l. Raiders 40 at ANZ Stadium, Mt Gravatt, Brisbane (QLD) Crowd: 20,956 Mon August 27 2001 Mon Aug 27: Storm 24 drew Warriors 24 at Telstra Dome, Docklands, Melbourne (VIC) Crowd: 13,298  Melbourne Storm [Index] [Season Index] Articles during time period of the match  Wed August 29, 2001  Kearns set to bring up 200Melbourne Storm Melbourne Storm captain Robbie Kearns will notch his 200th Telstra Premiership match when he leads the Storm in its final match for the season against Canberra on Saturday 7:30pm at Bruce Stadium. 12:00 Tue August 28, 2001 Storm keen to finish season on a highMelbourne Storm Melbourne Storm will miss the Telstra Premiership finals for the first time in four years, but now must finish a disappointing season with an away game at Canberra this Saturday night. 12:00 Mon August 27, 2001 Warriors make the finals despite drawMelbourne Storm, New Zealand Warriors The New Zealand Warriors have made the premiership finals series for the first time after hanging on for a 24-all draw against Melbourne earlier tonight at Colonial Stadium. 12:00 Moule back as Lavea out due to birth of first childMelbourne Storm Melbourne Storm centre Tasesa Lavea is out of tonight's clash with the New Zealand Warriors at Colonial Stadium (7:30pm) to be at the birth of his first child. 12:00 Sun August 26, 2001 Moule & Bai out of Storm side v WarriorsMelbourne Storm Three teams are left in the hunt for two finals spots with Melbourne Storm needing a win tomorrow night at against the New Zealand Warriors at Colonial Stadium to stay in the three-way race. 12:00  Note: Links may be out of date if well in the past New Zealand Warriors [Index] [Season Index] Articles during time period of the match Wed August 29, 2001 The Jones BoyNew Zealand Warriors The Warriors 24-all against Melbourne was enough to ensure the New Zealand based Telstra Premiership club a place in the Finals Series for the first time. 12:00 Mon August 27, 2001 Warriors make the finals despite drawMelbourne Storm, New Zealand Warriors The New Zealand Warriors have made the premiership finals series for the first time after hanging on for a 24-all draw against Melbourne earlier tonight at Colonial Stadium. 12:00 Cleary out for Storm matchNew Zealand Warriors, New Zealand - National New Zealand Warriors fullback Ivan Cleary has been ruled out of tonights crucial match against Melbourne. 12:00 Sat August 25, 2001 Cleary in DoubtNRL Telstra Premiership, New Zealand Warriors, New Zealand - National Ivan Cleary is in doubt for Mondays match against the Storm due to an ankle sprain. 12:00 Note: Links may be out of date if well in the past  No articles found |
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