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Thu August 25, 2011
Paul Gallen, Ben Creagh, Chris Lawrence, Sam Perrett, Preston Campbell, Andrew Ryan, Robbie Farah and Jason King are among the NRL stars to earn selection in a new representative side that is changing the face of rugby league - the inaugural NRL-RLPA Academic Team of the Year.
With the support of more than $A4.6 million in education grants each year from the NRL and clubs, 80 per cent of NRL players have completed or are currently engaged in further education or workplace training, ranging from university studies in law, commerce, pharmacy and physiotherapy to small business owners, trades and other vocational education training. Across the game:
* 62 NRL players (14%) are enrolled or have completed a University Degree; a further 98 Toyota Cup players (19%) are enrolled in a University Degree;
* 250 NRL players (55%) are enrolled or have completed a Vocational Education Training (Certificate II to Diploma); another 120 Toyota Cup players (22%) are also enrolled or have completed a VET programme;
* 52 NRL players (11%) have completed at least two years of a trade apprenticeship; while 59 Toyota Cup players (13%) are currently working as an apprentice;
* The remaining 20% of NRL players have either participated in short courses, work experience or have undergone a skills assessment to determine career pathways outside of rugby league.
In addition, the NO WORK, NO STUDY, NO PLAY policy implemented in the Toyota Cup ensures all under 20 players are actively engaged in the development of a post-rugby league career.
To celebrate the significant role further education and workplace training plays across the game, NRL chief executive David Gallop and NRL-RLPA welfare and education committee chairman Mark Coyne, today presented the inaugural NRL Academic Team of the Year members with iPads in a ceremony at the Sydney Football Stadium.
The 17-man team includes players from 12 clubs who between them boast 2,487 first grade games, 63 Test matches and 41 State of Origins and who represent the cross-section of studies and workplace training being undertaken across the NRL.
The team is:
1. William Zillman (Gold Coast Titans): Bachelor of Business (Real Estate and Property Services) at Southern Cross University, working with Wealthfarm financial planners, Certificate II in Sport and Recreation, Certificate III in Fitness, NRL education ambassador.
2. James McManus (Newcastle Knights): Has started Bachelor of Human Movement and is now studying an Advanced Diploma of Property Services ? Valuation, NRL education ambassador, Knights education mentor, representative of 'Ambassadors for Young Australians' program.
3. Jerome Ropati (New Zealand Warriors): Graduate Diploma in Business, Auckland University of Technology, NRL education ambassador, NZ Universities sportsman of the year, now studying human anatomy and physiology in the lead-up to starting Physiotherapy and Sport and Recreation Degree.
4. Chris Lawrence (Wests Tigers): Studying Bachelor of Commerce through Open Universities, NRL education ambassador, has started his own sports company, Live Work Play, that conducts sports programs in Western Sydney. He also runs school and community lifestyle programs and is qualified to teach Certificate IV qualifications in fitness.
5. Sam Perrett (Sydney Roosters): Completed Certificate III in Carpentry, currently completing Certificate IV in Building and Construction and Diploma of Management, NRL education ambassador. Has also completed short courses in wealth creation, investment strategies and real estate.
6. Preston Campbell (Gold Coast Titans): Certificate III and IV in Youth Work, 2008 Ken Stephen Medal winner, DEEWR Lean Earn Legend! education ambassador, creator of the NRL All Stars concept, NAIDOC Sportsperson of the Year, acting club captain.
7. Robbie Farah (Wests Tigers): Bachelor of Commerce, Sydney University, restaurant owner, NRL education ambassador, founder of 'Mates on a Mission' charity, club captain.
8. Corey Payne (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs): Bachelor of Commerce (accounting and commercial law majors), University of Sydney, studying Masters of Commerce (Finance), Graduate of Australian Institute of Company Directors management, recipient of 2011 University of Sydney Young Alumni achievement award, Future Direction Network Director, NRL education ambassador.
9. Matt Ballin (Manly Sea Eagles): Studying Bachelor of Education at ACPE, qualified personal trainer and has started his own company MBF (Matt Ballin Fitness), NRL education ambassador.
10. Jason King (Manly Sea Eagles): Studying Bachelor of Business /Law at Macquarie University, NRL education ambassador, club co-captain.
11. Ben Creagh (St George Illawarra Dragons): Studying Bachelor of Commerce at Wollongong University, NRL education ambassador.
12. Paul Gallen (Cronulla Sharks): Qualified plumber, Certificate IV in Financial Planning, Certificate of Registration in Real Estate, Diploma of Management, former part-owner of Mortgage Choice franchise, club captain.
13. Andrew Ryan (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs): Studying Bachelor of Sports Business at ACPE, qualified landscaper and business owner, club captain, NRL education ambassador and newly appointed NRL Education and Welfare Officer.
14. Bryan Norrie (Melbourne Storm): Certificate III in Hospitality, in Fitness and in Sport and Recreation, completing electrician apprenticeship, NRL education ambassador.
15. Ashley Graham (North Queensland Cowboys): Certificate III in Sports Administration, studying Bachelor of Sports and Exercise Science at James Cook University, made a member of university's Golden Key Society for being in top 15% of students, NRL and QLD Govt education and physical activity ambassador.
16. Michael Weyman (St George Illawarra Dragons): Diploma in Business, studying Certificate IV in Civil Construction, NRL Education Ambassador.
17. Nick Kenny (Brisbane Broncos): Bachelor of Physiotherapy, Broncos Toyota Cup physio, NRL education ambassador, Certificate IV in Small Business, presently studying occupational health and safety course.
"These players represent what can be achieved both on and off the field and what opportunities are available through rugby league to build careers," said Gallop.
"Each of them will tell you that the studies and training they have pursued has helped make them better footballers and better people and that's an important lesson for any aspiring NRL players to take on board.
"I also want to acknowledge the work of Mark Coyne and his committee, Paul Heptonstall, Nigel Vagana, Jane Lowder and Tony McFadyen and all the club welfare and education officers.
"The programs and opportunities they have developed and the way the players have embraced them has changed the face of the game."
As part of the game's education strategy, the NRL has established an education ambassador programme where player representatives from each club provide mentoring and support for others to engage in education and workplace training.
Chairman of the NRL-RPLA education and welfare committee, former international, Maroons and Dragons star Mark Coyne, said the number of players engaged in further education and workplace training would continue to multiply in the years to come.
"There has been a fundamental shift in the way players prepare for life after footy. Once the players who were studying and working used to be the exceptions, now it is the ones who are not that are in the minority," he said.
"The players, to their credit, have seized the opportunities that rugby league provides and significantly, a number are now working as mentors to ensure other players do the same.
"Through the work of the NRL-RLPA education and welfare committee, the NRL and clubs, the game is investing millions of dollars each year to provide players with the opportunity to build careers outside of football.
"Our mantra is that players will become better men for having played rugby league and the ongoing success of the education and welfare strategy is realising that aim."
Wed July 15, 2009
by ABC News
Source: www.abc.net.auA determined New South Wales side has dashed Queensland's hopes of a State of Origin clean sweep with a resounding 28-16 victory in Brisbane on Wednesday night.
Two tries by back rower Ben Creagh and powerhouse running by man-of-the-match Anthony Watmough helped the Blues salvage some much-needed pride after conceding a fourth straight Origin series last month in Sydney.
The Lang Park crowd was treated to an Origin classic, with both teams trading blows in the second half in defence and attack, however Queensland was unable to overhaul an eight-point half-time deficit.
But the final minutes of the game were marred by an ugly brawl that was sparked by Steve Price and Brett White trading punches.
Price had to be carried from the field after he was felled by Trent Waterhouse, who delivered a cheap shot from behind the Maroons prop.
Waterhouse was sent off.
Adding to the farce, a further melee broke out with 40 seconds remaining, resulting in sin bins for Creagh and Maroons forward Sam Thaiday.
But the Blues' win was set up by a markedly improved attitude and commitment than what they showed in the previous two contests, which were marred by poor handing and defensive lapses.
Brett Kimmorley, who had not played Origin since 2007, said the Blues wanted to show their true character and generate momentum for next year.
"I think we got a lot of pride back in New South Wales tonight, especially every member who was involved in the camp this year," he said.
"Our plan tonight was to do everything together, all in. Every moment of the game we did it for each other.
"We can look each other in the eyes and know we didn't let anyone down."
Despite taking an early 6-0 lead thanks to a Dallas Johnson try, Queensland always appeared to be chasing the game against a revamped New South Wales squad.
Their defensive steel contributed to a number of Queensland handling errors, with full-back Billy Slater and Greg Inglis repeat offenders.
The attacking prowess of Inglis and centre partner Justin Hodges kept the home side in the contest, but the Queensland forwards were overpowered by a hungry Blues pack led by man-of-the-match Watmough, who boasted 26 tackles and 13 hit-ups.
Queensland skipper Darren Lockyer says despite the result, his side is proud of what they have achieved in the past four years.
"It was a tough night. But we're still pretty proud about what we've done," he said.
"It's unfortunate we didn't get the 3-0, but we've done extremely well and we should look at the positives."
Many believe the result brings double disappointment for Lockyer, who is rumoured to be considering his retirement from Origin football.
"I'm not going to make that decision just yet," he said. "I'll make my mind up at the beginning of next year."
Frenetic finishThe stage was set for a dramatic end to the series, with a frenetic finish to the first half featuring an acrobatic diving effort by Hodges to ground a Karmichael Hunt kick that was ruled out by the video referee.
New South Wales countered with a sideline dash by Jarryd Hayne, whose kick across field eluded chasers on both sides, hit the goal post, and was recovered by a Blues player short of the line.
A kick to end the ensuing set was fumbled by Slater, gifting a try to Blues winger David Williams.
To compound things for the Maroons, Jonathan Thurston was placed on report for a dangerous kick as Williams was grounding the ball.
Following the conversion by Kurt Gidley, referee Tony Archer awarded a penalty against Thurston, giving New South Wales a rare eight-point try and a 14-8 lead at the break.
Queensland came out firing in the second half and within four minutes Hodges had pushed clear of some weak Blues defence to score in the corner.
But New South Wales made the most of a Maroons mistake from the restart and Josh Morris scored thanks to an offload by Blues five-eighth Trent Barrett.
The visitors were let off the hook in the 62nd minute when Gidley knocked the ball from Willie Tonga's grasp as he dived for the try line.
But they put the game beyond doubt four minutes later when Creagh scored his second try to the despair of most of the 52,439 fans inside Lang Park.
Gidley said the difference on Wednesday night was how New South Wales rectified its defensive faults and did not concede early points.
"We have lost the series, but hopefully that's the start of something now with a win under our belt," he told ABC Grandstand.
"I'm sure next year's going to be a fiery one judging by the way that one finished."
Inglis was awarded the Wally Lewis Medal as player of the series.
Blues: 28 (B Creagh 2, D Williams, J Morris tries; M Ennis 3/3, K Gidley 3/3 goals)
Maroons: 16 (J Hodges, D Johnson, B Slater tries; J Thurston 2/3 goals).
Source:
ABC NewsAudio: Kurt Gidley ABC InterviewAudio: Michael Ennis ABC InterviewAudio: Ben Creagh ABC InterviewAudio: Karmichael Hunt ABC InterviewState of Origin III Highlights (ABC)Origin III Game Log (ABC)Rleague Stats: Queensland 16 v New South Wales 28Rleague Forum: State of Origin Discussion & Controversy
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 2011 World Club Challenge
St George Illawarra Dragons
1 games; [View] WCC [27 Feb 11] W 21-15 v Wigan (A). [SR]
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2011 State of Origin
New South Wales Origin
3 games; [View] Origin [25 May 11] L 12-16 v QLD Origin (A). [BE]
[View] Origin [15 Jun 11] W 18-8 v QLD Origin (H). [SR]
[View] Origin [06 Jul 11] L 24-34 v QLD Origin (A). [SR]
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2011 NRL Telstra Premiership
St George Illawarra Dragons
23 games; 3 tries, 12 points.
[View] Round 1 [12 Mar 11] W 25-16 v Titans (A). [SR] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Round 2 [21 Mar 11] L 10-16 v Cronulla (A). [SR]
[View] Round 3 [27 Mar 11] W 25-12 v Warriors (A). [SR]
[View] Round 4 [03 Apr 11] W 20-18 v Knights (A). [SR]
[View] Round 5 [10 Apr 11] W 25-6 v Canterbury (H). [SR]
[View] Round 6 [18 Apr 11] W 16-0 v Rabbitohs (A). [SR]
[View] Round 7 [25 Apr 11] W 24-10 v Roosters (A). [SR] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Round 8 [01 May 11] W 30-0 v Eels (H). [SR]
[View] Round 9 [08 May 11] W 22-8 v Cowboys (H). [SR]
[View] Round 10 [13 May 11] W 15-10 v Canterbury (A). [SR]
[View] Round 12 [29 May 11] W 24-18 v Wests Tigers (H). [SR]
[View] Round 13 [03 Jun 11] D 14-14 v Eels (A). [SR]
[View] Round 16 [27 Jun 11] W 24-6 v Sea Eagles (H). [SR]
[View] Round 19 [18 Jul 11] W 38-8 v Cronulla (H). [SR]
[View] Round 20 [25 Jul 11] L 19-24 v Canberra (A). [SR] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Round 21 [31 Jul 11] L 24-34 v Rabbitohs (H). [SR]
[View] Round 22 [05 Aug 11] L 14-16 v Wests Tigers (A). [SR]
[View] Round 23 [14 Aug 11] L 12-20 v Roosters (H). [SR]
[View] Round 24 [19 Aug 11] L 6-8 v Storm (A). [SR]
[View] Round 25 [28 Aug 11] W 26-22 v Warriors (H). [SR]
[View] Round 26 [02 Sep 11] W 32-12 v Panthers (H). [SR]
[View] Finals Week 1 [09 Sep 11] L 12-21 v Wests Tigers. [SR]
[View] Finals Week 2 [17 Sep 11] L 12-13 v Brisbane. [LK]
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2011 International Test Matches
Australia
1 games; [View] Bill Kelly Cup [06 May 11] W 20-10 v New Zealand (H). [SR]
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2010 State of Origin
New South Wales Origin
2 games; 1 tries, 4 points.
[View] Origin [26 May 10] L 24-28 v QLD Origin (H). [SR] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Origin [16 Jun 10] L 6-34 v QLD Origin (A). [SR]
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2010 NRL Telstra Premiership
St George Illawarra Dragons
25 games; 10 tries, 40 points.
[View] Round 1 [12 Mar 10] W 18-12 v Eels (A). [SR]
[View] Round 2 [19 Mar 10] W 26-6 v Bulldogs (H). [SR]
[View] Round 3 [26 Mar 10] W 33-8 v Cowboys (H). [SR] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Round 4 [02 Apr 10] L 4-17 v Storm (A). [SR]
[View] Round 5 [09 Apr 10] W 34-16 v Broncos (H). [SR]
[View] Round 6 [16 Apr 10] W 19-6 v Titans (A). [SR] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Round 7 [25 Apr 10] W 28-6 v Roosters (H). [SR]
[View] Round 8 [01 May 10] W 38-0 v Sharks (H). [SR]
[View] Round 9 [08 May 10] L 6-24 v Sea Eagles (A). [SR]
[View] Round 10 [14 May 10] W 19-6 v Bulldogs (A). [SR] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Round 12 [28 May 10] W 30-0 v Eels (H). [SR]
[View] Round 13 [06 Jun 10] W 22-20 v Warriors (A). [SR]
[View] Round 15 [20 Jun 10] W 22-4 v Sharks (A). [SR]
[View] Round 16 [25 Jun 10] W 34-10 v Tigers (H). [SR] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Round 17 [05 Jul 10] L 8-12 v Panthers (H). [SR]
[View] Round 19 [16 Jul 10] W 16-13 v Rabbitohs (A). [SR]
[View] Round 20 [23 Jul 10] L 10-11 v Titans (H). [SR] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Round 21 [01 Aug 10] L 6-10 v Broncos (A). [SR]
[View] Round 23 [16 Aug 10] W 32-10 v Sea Eagles (H). [SR]
[View] Round 24 [22 Aug 10] L 16-32 v Raiders (A). [SR]
[View] Round 25 [28 Aug 10] W 26-18 v Knights (A). [SR] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Round 26 [05 Sep 10] W 38-24 v Rabbitohs (H). [SR] 12 Pts; 3t
[View] Finals Week 1 [12 Sep 10] W 28-0 v Sea Eagles. [SR]
[View] Finals Week 3 [25 Sep 10] W 13-12 v Wests Tigers. [SR]
[View] Grand Final [03 Oct 10] W 32-8 v Roosters. [SR]
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2009 State of Origin
New South Wales Origin
3 games; 3 tries, 12 points.
[View] Origin [03 Jun 09] L 18-28 v QLD Origin. [SR] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Origin [24 Jun 09] L 14-24 v QLD Origin (H). [SR]
[View] Origin [15 Jul 09] W 28-16 v QLD Origin (A). [SR] 8 Pts; 2t
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2009 NRL Telstra Premiership
St George Illawarra Dragons
23 games; 8 tries, 32 points.
[View] Round 1 [13 Mar 09] L 16-17 v Storm (A). [SR]
[View] Round 2 [21 Mar 09] W 16-10 v Titans (H). [SR]
[View] Round 3 [29 Mar 09] W 10-6 v Sharks (H). [SR] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Round 4 [03 Apr 09] W 25-12 v Broncos (A). [SR] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Round 5 [10 Apr 09] W 22-8 v Eels (A). [SR]
[View] Round 6 [18 Apr 09] L 18-24 v Knights (H). [SR]
[View] Round 7 [25 Apr 09] W 29-0 v Roosters (A). [SR]
[View] Round 8 [03 May 09] W 12-11 v Warriors (H). [SR] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Round 10 [15 May 09] W 20-18 v Bulldogs (H). [SR] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Round 11 [23 May 09] W 26-4 v Sharks (A). [SR]
[View] Round 13 [08 Jun 09] L 24-28 v Titans (A). [SR]
[View] Round 14 [14 Jun 09] W 32-18 v Cowboys (H). [SR] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Round 16 [26 Jun 09] W 21-10 v Tigers (A). [LK] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Round 17 [03 Jul 09] W 34-12 v Roosters (H). [SR]
[View] Round 20 [26 Jul 09] W 29-4 v Warriors (A). [SR]
[View] Round 21 [31 Jul 09] W 26-12 v Storm (H). [SR]
[View] Round 22 [07 Aug 09] W 25-6 v Panthers (A). [SR] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Round 23 [15 Aug 09] L 12-24 v Raiders (A). [SR]
[View] Round 24 [21 Aug 09] L 2-12 v Broncos (H). [SR]
[View] Round 25 [29 Aug 09] L 6-41 v Rabbitohs (A). [SR]
[View] Round 26 [04 Sep 09] W 37-0 v Eels (H). [SR] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Finals Week 1 [13 Sep 09] L 12-25 v Eels. [SR]
[View] Finals Week 2 [19 Sep 09] L 10-24 v Broncos. [SR]
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2008 NRL Telstra Premiership
St George Illawarra Dragons
15 games; 4 tries, 16 points.
[View] Round 1 [16 Mar 08] L 16-24 v Tigers (A). [SR]
[View] Round 5 [12 Apr 08] L 16-20 v Cowboys (H). [SR]
[View] Round 6 [19 Apr 08] L 18-30 v Bulldogs (A). [SR]
[View] Round 7 [25 Apr 08] W 26-6 v Roosters (H). [SR]
[View] Round 9 [11 May 08] L 18-19 v Eels (A). [LK]
[View] Round 10 [17 May 08] W 36-12 v Storm (H). [LK]
[View] Round 11 [23 May 08] W 20-18 v Sea Eagles (A). [LK]
[View] Round 12 [01 Jun 08] W 26-12 v Rabbitohs (A). [SR] 8 Pts; 2t
[View] Round 13 [06 Jun 08] W 28-10 v Broncos (H). [SR]
[View] Round 15 [20 Jun 08] W 13-12 v Panthers (H). [SR] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Round 19 [21 Jul 08] L 0-26 v Storm (A). [SR]
[View] Round 24 [24 Aug 08] W 34-6 v Warriors (H). [SR]
[View] Round 25 [30 Aug 08] W 40-14 v Eels (H). [SR] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Round 26 [05 Sep 08] L 0-10 v Roosters (A). [SR]
[View] Finals Week 1 [13 Sep 08] L 6-38 v Sea Eagles (A). [SR]
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2007 NRL Telstra Premiership
St George Illawarra Dragons
24 games; 3 tries, 12 points.
[View] Round 1 [18 Mar 07] W 20-18 v Gold Coast (A). [LK]
[View] Round 2 [23 Mar 07] L 12-16 v Knights (H). [LK]
[View] Round 3 [31 Mar 07] L 18-22 v Cowboys (H). [LK]
[View] Round 4 [09 Apr 07] L 4-40 v Sharks (A). [LK]
[View] Round 5 [14 Apr 07] L 10-24 v Storm (H). [LK]
[View] Round 7 [25 Apr 07] L 4-18 v Roosters (A). [LK]
[View] Round 8 [04 May 07] W 28-16 v Panthers (H). [LK]
[View] Round 9 [13 May 07] L 8-27 v Tigers (A). [LK]
[View] Round 10 [18 May 07] W 28-10 v Titans (H). [LK]
[View] Round 11 [25 May 07] L 6-30 v Raiders (A). [LK]
[View] Round 12 [01 Jun 07] W 11-4 v Broncos (H). [LK]
[View] Round 13 [11 Jun 07] L 16-20 v Sharks (H). [LK] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Round 14 [17 Jun 07] L 12-20 v Eels (A). [LK]
[View] Round 15 [24 Jun 07] L 6-28 v Storm (A). [LK]
[View] Round 16 [01 Jul 07] W 26-22 v Sea Eagles (H). [LK] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Round 17 [08 Jul 07] W 58-16 v Raiders (H). [LK]
[View] Round 18 [15 Jul 07] L 16-44 v Warriors (A). [LK]
[View] Round 19 [21 Jul 07] W 38-20 v Panthers (A). [LK] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Round 20 [28 Jul 07] L 24-28 v Bulldogs (H). [LK]
[View] Round 21 [03 Aug 07] W 20-4 v Knights (A). [LK]
[View] Round 22 [11 Aug 07] L 14-24 v Rabbitohs (H). [LK]
[View] Round 23 [18 Aug 07] L 14-24 v Cowboys (A). [LK]
[View] Round 24 [27 Aug 07] W 14-6 v Eels (H). [LK]
[View] Round 25 [02 Sep 07] L 24-28 v Sea Eagles (A). [LK]
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2007 City vs Country
Country Origin
1 games; [View] Place of Origin [03 May 07] L 6-12 v City Origin (H). [BE]
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2006 NRL Telstra Premiership
St George Illawarra Dragons
23 games; 1 tries, 4 points.
[View] Round 4 [02 Apr 06] W 26-12 v Broncos (H). [BE]
[View] Round 5 [08 Apr 06] L 6-54 v Knights (H). [BE]
[View] Round 6 [15 Apr 06] W 26-24 v Sea Eagles (A). [SR]
[View] Round 7 [25 Apr 06] W 22-12 v Roosters (H). [SR]
[View] Round 8 [29 Apr 06] L 10-24 v Storm (A). [SR]
[View] Round 9 [07 May 06] L 12-30 v Sharks (A). [SR]
[View] Round 10 [13 May 06] W 22-16 v Warriors (H). [SR]
[View] Round 12 [26 May 06] W 38-12 v Knights (A). [SR]
[View] Round 13 [02 Jun 06] W 8-1 v Eels (H). [SR]
[View] Round 14 [10 Jun 06] W 20-10 v Panthers (A). [CT]
[View] Round 15 [16 Jun 06] W 18-16 v Broncos (A). [SR]
[View] Round 16 [24 Jun 06] W 34-14 v Cowboys (H). [SR]
[View] Round 18 [09 Jul 06] W 38-28 v Rabbitohs (H). [SR]
[View] Round 19 [14 Jul 06] L 16-22 v Bulldogs (H). [SR] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Round 21 [30 Jul 06] L 24-34 v Storm (H). [SR]
[View] Round 22 [04 Aug 06] L 6-28 v Eels (A). [CT]
[View] Round 23 [13 Aug 06] L 10-26 v Bulldogs (A). [SR]
[View] Round 24 [20 Aug 06] W 46-16 v Tigers (H). [LK]
[View] Round 25 [26 Aug 06] W 18-4 v Sharks (H). [LK]
[View] Round 26 [02 Sep 06] W 36-16 v Roosters (A). [LK]
[View] Finals Week One [09 Sep 06] W 20-4 v Broncos (A). [BE]
[View] Finals Week Two [15 Sep 06] W 28-0 v Sea Eagles. [BE]
[View] Finals Week Three [23 Sep 06] L 10-24 v Storm. [BE]
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2006 City vs Country
Country Origin
1 games; [View] City v Country [12 May 06] W 12-10 v City Origin (H). [SR]
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2005 NRL Telstra Premiership
St George Illawarra Dragons
21 games; 5 tries, 20 points.
[View] Round 1 [11 Mar 05] L 28-46 v Bulldogs (A). [CT]
[View] Round 5 [09 Apr 05] W 32-6 v Sea Eagles (H). [BE]
[View] Round 6 [17 Apr 05] L 24-34 v Broncos (H). [BE]
[View] Round 7 [25 Apr 05] W 26-24 v Roosters (A). [SR]
[View] Round 8 [01 May 05] W 40-32 v Tigers (A). [SR] 4 Pts; 1t (61st)
[View] Round 9 [07 May 05] W 42-10 v Souths (H). [BE]
[View] Round 10 [13 May 05] W 34-12 v Panthers (H). [SR]
[View] Round 11 [21 May 05] W 18-16 v Knights (A). [SR]
[View] Round 12 [29 May 05] L 16-24 v Storm (A). [SR]
[View] Round 13 [04 Jun 05] W 32-18 v Warriors (H). [SR]
[View] Round 14 [12 Jun 05] W 34-4 v Cowboys (H). [SR]
[View] Round 15 [19 Jun 05] W 28-10 v Souths (A). [SR]
[View] Round 16 [26 Jun 05] L 24-32 v Tigers (H). [SR] 4 Pts; 1t (61st)
[View] Round 19 [17 Jul 05] W 36-10 v Sea Eagles (A). [SR] 4 Pts; 1t (9th)
[View] Round 20 [24 Jul 05] W 20-10 v Sharks (H). [SR]
[View] Round 21 [29 Jul 05] W 44-6 v Roosters (H). [SR]
[View] Round 22 [05 Aug 05] W 36-16 v Cowboys (A). [SR] 4 Pts; 1t (13th)
[View] Round 23 [14 Aug 05] W 24-4 v Broncos (A). [SR]
[View] Round 24 [21 Aug 05] W 25-22 v Eels (H). [SR]
[View] Round 26 [04 Sep 05] W 36-28 v Knights (H). [SR] 4 Pts; 1t (14th)
[View] Qualifying Finals [24 Sep 05] L 12-20 v Tigers. [SR]
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2004 NRL Telstra Premiership
St George Illawarra Dragons
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