NEWCASTLE KNIGHTS 32
Tries (6): Chris Houston, Adam MacDougall, James McManus, Junior Sau, Steve Simpson, Mark Taufua
Goals (4): Kurt Gidley (2 from 4), Scott Dureau (1 from 1), Cory Paterson (1 from 2)
PARRAMATTA EELS 12
Tries (2): Todd Lowrie, Joel Reddy
Goals (2): Krisnan Inu (2 from 2)
Venue: Energy Australia Stadium, New Lambton, Newcastle (NSW)
Crowd: 16,435
Referee: Jason Robinson
Halftime score: Newcastle Knights 20-4 | |
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Fri August 1 2008, 7:30PM AEST GMT+10Fri: Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles 30 d. Penrith Panthers 10 at
Brookvale Oval, Brookvale, Sydney (NSW)Crowd: 7,802
Fri August 1 2008, 7:30PM AEST GMT+10Fri: Melbourne Storm 44 d. Gold Coast Titans 4 at
Olympic Park, Melbourne (VIC)Crowd: 9,400
Sat August 2 2008, 5:30PM AEST GMT+10Sat: Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 13 d. St.George-Illawarra Dragons 12 at
Toyota Park, Woolooware, Sydney (NSW)Crowd: 18,256
Sat August 2 2008, 7:30PM AEST GMT+10Sat: North Queensland Cowboys 20 l. Sydney Roosters 32 at
Dairy Farmers Stadium, Kirwan, Townsville (QLD)Crowd: 14,601
Sat August 2 2008, 7:30PM AEST GMT+10Sat: South Sydney Rabbitohs 18 d. New Zealand Warriors 16 at
ANZ Stadium (Sydney), Homebush Bay, Sydney (NSW)Crowd: 9,276
Sun August 3 2008, 2:00PM AEST GMT+10Sun: Wests Tigers 56 d. Bulldogs 4 at
ANZ Stadium (Sydney), Homebush Bay, Sydney (NSW)Crowd: 16,121
Sun August 3 2008, 3:00PM AEST GMT+10Sun: Brisbane Broncos 34 d. Canberra Raiders 6 at
Suncorp Stadium, Castlemaine Street, Milton, Brisbane (QLD)Crowd: 28,103
Mon August 4 2008, 7:00PM AEST GMT+10Mon: Newcastle Knights 32 d. Parramatta Eels 12 at
Energy Australia Stadium, New Lambton, Newcastle (NSW)Crowd: 16,435
Fri August 1, 2008
Source: www.newcastleknights.com.auKnights fullback Kurt Gidley is pedalling a powerful message to fans going to this Monday night's game. (August 4).
The Knights v Eels clash is being themed as a 'Green Game', and Gidley, the Knight's own 'energy ambassador', is keen to see the family hill light up with a range of energy efficient and environmentally sound activities.
Gidley proved his green credentials by powering up the Coal & Allied energy bike last night, pedalling hard to power up light globes, boil water in a kettle and even run a hairdryer.
"The Coal & Allied energy bike will be one of the activities on the Family Hill prior to kick off on Monday night," Gidley said.
"You can try out your fitness on the bike and see just how much harder you need to pedal to light a regular light bulb, compared to the energy efficient ones which take much less effort to turn on.
"We use this exercise bike at lots of our Community Alliance activities. The bike plugs into electrical appliances and demonstrates how much energy - or in this case, pedal power - it takes to turn them on.
"It really shows you how we can all make a difference to the environment if we do something as simple as swapping our light bulbs for energy efficient ones.
"As the team's Energy Ambassador, my message to fans is to change your light globes to energy efficient globes."
The Family Hill will feature a range of energy efficiency games and activities before the game, including the Coal & Allied energy bike, tips from the players on how to protect the planet, free toy miners hats for kids, and an activity trail to Kids Castle along which kids can collect environmental stickers to put on their hats.
At half time, footy fans who have brought with them their 'green' handheld megaphones will be in the running to win the ultimate football prize ? an enclosed private box for up to 10 people to watch a Knights home game.
Fans can win simply by holding up the environment message printed on the megaphones at Monday night's match against the Eels, available at the ground on match day or at various shopping centres tomorrow including Jesmond, Wallsend, Charleston Square and Westfield Kotara.
Coal & Allied General Manager External Relations, Fiona Nicholls, said fans would be encouraged to try out their fitness on the energy bike, and learn about ways to save water, reduce carbon dioxide emissions and recycle.
"Children on Family Hill will be given a free Community Alliance miner's hat, and as they go to each activity they can collect stickers to put on their hats with tips on being green," Ms Nicholls said.
"There are plenty of things all of us can do as part of our daily activities to be more environmentally aware.
"At Coal & Allied we saved 610 tonnes of Carbon Dioxide emissions last year just by turning lights off when they were not being used.
"We also saved more than 1,752 tonnes of carbon dioxide last year by installing more efficient engines in the trucks that we use at our mines, and we are always working to reduce water use and to recycle fresh water."
Activities on Family Hill start at 5.30pm ahead of the Knights v Eels game which kicks off at 7pm.
News Source:
www.newcastleknights.com.auTue July 29, 2008
Newcastle's NRL and NYC teams for Monday's clash against Parramatta at EnergyAustralia. Also Central Newcastle's team for Sunday's match against Cronulla Cobras at Birmingham Gardens.
TELSTRA PREMIERSHIPNewcastle Knights v Parramatta Eels
EnergyAustralia Stadium
Monday, 4 August 2008
7:00pm
Coach: Brian Smith
1. Kurt Gidley
2. James McManus
3. Junior Sau
4. Adam MacDougall
5. Akuila Uate
6. JarrodMullen
7. Scott Dureau
8. Daniel Tolar
9. Danny Buderus (c)
10. Matthew White
11. SteveSimpson
12. Cory Paterson
13. Zeb Taia
Subs:
14. Chris Houston
15. Cameron Ciraldo
16. Richard Fa'aoso
17. Mark Taufua
18. Cooper Vuna
19. Marvin Karawana
(two to be omitted)
TOYOTA CUPEnergyAustralia Stadium
Monday, 4 August 2008
4:45pm
Coach: Trent Robinson
1. Marty Paulson
2. Kevin Naiqama
3. Daniel Isaac
4. Simon Williams
5. Kalifa Faifai Loa
6. Ryan Stig
7. Joel Burraston
8. Scott Dobbins
9. Joel Brown
10. Joel Edwards
11. Callan Richardson
12. Byron Fruean
13. Jason Schirnack
Subs:
14. Shane Gray
15. Sione Tovo
16. Blake Gallen
17. Todd Hurrell
VB NSW CUPCentral Newcastle Knights v Cronulla Cobras
Birmingham Gardens
Sunday, 3 August 2008
Coach: Rick Stone
1. Johnathon Ford
2. Teason Faavele-Eli
3. Joseph Iosefo
4. Con Mika
5. KeiranEnglish
6. Matthew Sharp
7. Luke Walsh
8. Tim Natusch
9. Michael Young (C)
10. Sione Finefuaiki
11. Tanu Wulf
12. Lui Toimoana
13. Jacob Ling
Subs:
14. Faitotoa Asa
15. Hanan Laban
16. Jon Tupou
17. Tyne Owen
18. Jacob Jenkinson
(one to be omitted)
Round 21
Newcastle Knights 32 d. Parramatta Eels 12
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