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Wed November 2, 2011
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Benji Marshall is in line for the top title while four of his Four Nations Kiwi team-mates are also short-listed for positional accolades at the Rugby League International Federation International Player of the Year Awards dinner at the historic Tower of London.
Kiwi captain Marshall (Wests Tigers), the 2010 Golden Boot winner, is vying with Melbourne's Australian internationals Billy Slater and Cameron Smith for the International Player of the Year award.
Manly's Kieran Foran is finalist for Standoff of the Year along with Marshall while Jason Nightingale is in the running for the Winger of the Year, Wests Tigers-bound Adam Blair (Melbourne) for Prop of the Year and Thomas Leuluai (Wigan) and Issac Luke (South Sydney) for Hooker of the Year.
Melbourne's Kiwi winger Matt Duffie, ruled out of the Four Nations after making his debut in this year's Anzac Test, is one of the three finalists for International Rookie of the Year.
Beaten NRL grand finalists the Warriors have two finalists - James Maloney (standoff) and Feleti Mateo (second rower) - but the club's 2011 Player of the Year Simon Mannering is a surprising omission. He hasn't missed a game this year, playing all 28 NRL games plus the Anzac Test against the Kangaroos and the two internationals against Australia last month.
The two winning coaches of the Super League and NRL grand finals Brian McDermott (Leeds Rhinos) and Des Hasler (Manly Sea Eagles) are shortlisted for Coach of the Year alongside Craig Bellamy (Melbourne Storm).
Apart from Duffie the shortlist for International Rookie of the Year includes Australians Jharal Yow Yeh and Jamal Idris. Rookies are deemed to be players who were under 21 at the start of the voting period - October 4, 2010 to October 8, 2011 - and who made their full international debut in that time. No Super League players met the criteria for 2011 Rookie of the Year.
The massive depth of talent on both sides of the world is illustrated in the shortlists for International Team of the Year, which features nine positions.
The RLIF International Player of the Year, Coach of the Year, Rookie of the Year and Team of the Year awards are determined by a secret ballot of a 20-strong selection panel, 10 from each hemisphere comprising former players and coaches, journalists and broadcasters.
England and Australia are represented in the shortlist for Referee of the Year, which features current Gillette Four Nations referees Phil Bentham (England) plus Australians Matt Cecchin and Tony Archer.
The RLIF will also announce the 22 winners of the Nations' Players of the Year and make a special presentation, the 2011 Spirit of Rugby League Award, to an individual who is deemed to have made a significant contribution to the game in their lifetime.
The shortlists for the 2011 RLIF International Player of the Year awards in full are as follows:
Rookie of the Year: Matt Duffie (Melbourne Storm and New Zealand), Jamal Idris (Canterbury Bulldogs and Australia), Jharal Yow Yeh (Brisbane Broncos and Australia).
Referee of the Year: Tony Archer (Australia), Phil Bentham (England), Matt Cecchin (Australia).
Coach of the Year: Craig Bellamy (Melbourne Storm), Des Hasler (Manly Sea Eagles), Brian McDermott (Leeds Rhinos).
Fullback of the Year: Matt Bowen (North Queensland Cowboys), Brett Hodgson (Warrington Wolves), Billy Slater (Melbourne Storm), Brett Stewart (Manly Sea Eagles), Sam Tomkins (Wigan Warriors).
Winger of the Year: Nathan Merritt (South Sydney), Joel Monaghan (Warrington Wolves), Jason Nightingale (St George Illawarra), Akuila Uate (Newcastle Knights), Jharal Yow Yeh (Brisbane Broncos).
Centre of the Year: George Carmont (Wigan Warriors), Matt Cooper (St George Illawarra), Justin Hodges (Brisbane Broncos), Jamie Lyon (Manly Sea Eagles), Willie Tonga (North Queensland Cowboys).
Standoff of the Year: Rangi Chase (Castleford Tigers), Kieran Foran (Manly Sea Eagles), Darren Lockyer (Brisbane Broncos), James Maloney (NZ Warriors), Benji Marshall (Wests Tigers).
Scrumhalf of the Year: Daly Cherry-Evans (Manly Sea Eagles), Cooper Cronk (Melbourne Storm), Scott Dureau (Catalan Dragons), Jonny Lomax (St Helens), Johnathan Thurston (North Queensland Cowboys).
Prop of the Year: Adam Blair (Melbourne Storm), Petero Civoniceva (Penrith Panthers), Keith Galloway (Wests Tigers), James Graham (St Helens), Matt Scott (North Queensland).
Hooker of the Year: Thomas Leuluai (Wigan Warriors), Issac Luke (South Sydney), Michael Monaghan (Warrington Wolves), James Roby (St Helens), Cameron Smith (Melbourne Storm).
Second row of the Year: Feleti Mateo (NZ Warriors), Steve Menzies (Catalan Dragons), Tariq Sims (North Queensland Cowboys), Sam Thaiday (Brisbane Broncos), Ben Westwood (Warrington Wolves).
Loose forward of the Year: Paul Gallen (Cronulla Sharks), Luke Lewis (Penrith Panthers), Sean O'Loughlin (Wigan Warriors), Glenn Stewart (Manly Sea Eagles), Kevin Sinfield (Leeds Rhinos).
Player of the Year: Benji Marshall (Wests Tigers), Billy Slater (Melbourne Storm), Cameron Smith (Melbourne Storm).
Wed May 25, 2011
Source: www.warriors.co.nzFeleti Mateo and Lewis Brown are both set to reach career milestones when the Vodafone Warriors resume their NRL campaign against the Sydney Roosters on June 4 after this weekend's bye.
After featuring in each of the club's first 11 matches of the season, off-season signing Mateo is in line to make his 100th NRL appearance (the first 88 for Parramatta) while Brown, who made his Kiwi Test debut on May 6, will be in contention to play his 50th first-grade game since his first outing for the Vodafone Warriors in 2009.
Mateo, Brown and other frontline NRL players have been given some time off training this week after helping the side to one of the best starts to a season in the club's history. With two points to be added for their bye next weekend, the Vodafone Warriors will be sitting on 16 points at the end of the 12th round after a 7-4 win-loss record in their first 11 matches.
While the Vodafone Warriors are sixth on the ladder after 11 rounds, the 2010 NYC premiership-winning Vodafone Junior Warriors are running second just behind Melbourne in their competition. The combined efforts of the two sides have the Vodafone Warriors second in their defence of the Club Championship, a title which, like the NYC, they won for the first time last year.
At the same time a number of Vodafone Warriors NRL squad members have been appearing regularly for the well-performed Auckland Vulcans, who have vaulted to the top of the New South Wales Cup after beating Balmain Ryde 40-18 last Saturday (they've won eight of their 10 matches so far and are unbeaten away).
With 11 rounds gone in the NRL, Vodafone Warriors standoff James Maloney is again among the leading points-scorers. He amassed 188 points last year and already has 85 so far this season, third equal behind North Queensland's Johnathan Thurston (96). Maloney is also fifth equal among the top line breakers with eight (Canterbury-Bankstown's Ben Barba leads with 12).
Mateo leads all players for most off loads so far with 35 and winger Krisnan Inu is in the frame as one of the leading try-scorers, his six in 10 games raking him eighth equal.
Mateo and Brown feature in the list for most runs and most metres, Mateo eighth for most runs with 155 and 14th for most metres with 1231 while Brown is 12th equal for most runs with 143 and 10th for most metres with 1276. Inu is 15th for most tackle breaks with 43 and loose forward Micheal Luck is inevitably one of the top tacklers, third equal with 443 so far.
Five players - Brown, Luck, Mateo, Ben Matulino and Simon Mannering - have appeared in each of the Vodafone Warriors' 11 matches so far while another four have missed just one game.
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 2011 NRL Telstra Premiership
New Zealand Warriors
26 games; 5 tries, 20 points.
[View] Round 1 [12 Mar 11] L 18-24 v Eels (H). [BE]
[View] Round 2 [19 Mar 11] L 12-20 v Wests Tigers (A). [SR]
[View] Round 3 [27 Mar 11] L 12-25 v Dragons (H). [BE]
[View] Round 4 [03 Apr 11] W 26-18 v Cronulla (A). [F8]
[View] Round 5 [09 Apr 11] W 24-12 v Roosters (H). [F8]
[View] Round 6 [16 Apr 11] L 10-20 v Sea Eagles (A). [F8]
[View] Round 7 [25 Apr 11] W 18-14 v Storm (A). [SR]
[View] Round 8 [01 May 11] W 26-18 v Panthers (H). [SR]
[View] Round 9 [08 May 11] W 34-14 v Titans (A). [SR]
[View] Round 10 [15 May 11] W 25-16 v Knights (A). [SR]
[View] Round 11 [22 May 11] W 12-6 v Rabbitohs (H). [SR]
[View] Round 13 [04 Jun 11] L 6-13 v Roosters (A). [SR]
[View] Round 14 [12 Jun 11] L 22-26 v Wests Tigers (H). [SR]
[View] Round 15 [18 Jun 11] L 10-30 v Cowboys (A). [SR]
[View] Round 16 [26 Jun 11] L 8-16 v Storm (H). [BE]
[View] Round 18 [08 Jul 11] W 22-6 v Titans (H). [SR]
[View] Round 19 [15 Jul 11] W 36-12 v Canterbury (H). [BE] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Round 20 [24 Jul 11] W 48-16 v Rabbitohs (A). [BE]
[View] Round 21 [31 Jul 11] W 29-10 v Canberra (H). [BE]
[View] Round 22 [06 Aug 11] L 20-21 v Broncos (A). [SR]
[View] Round 23 [13 Aug 11] W 20-12 v Knights (H). [SR] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Round 24 [20 Aug 11] W 26-12 v Panthers (A). [BE]
[View] Round 25 [28 Aug 11] L 22-26 v Dragons (A). [BE] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Round 26 [03 Sep 11] W 18-6 v North Qld (H). [SR]
[View] Finals Week 1 [10 Sep 11] L 10-40 v Brisbane. [SR] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Finals Week 2 [16 Sep 11] W 22-20 v Wests Tigers. [BE] 4 Pts; 1t
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2010 NRL Telstra Premiership
Parramatta Eels
24 games; 2 tries, 8 points.
[View] Round 1 [12 Mar 10] L 12-18 v Dragons (H). [LK]
[View] Round 2 [21 Mar 10] W 24-20 v Sea Eagles (H). [LK]
[View] Round 3 [26 Mar 10] L 12-23 v Tigers (A). [LK]
[View] Round 4 [03 Apr 10] L 0-11 v Sharks (A). [LK]
[View] Round 5 [12 Apr 10] L 14-24 v Raiders (H). [LK]
[View] Round 6 [18 Apr 10] W 22-8 v Rabbitohs (H). [LK]
[View] Round 7 [23 Apr 10] W 24-18 v Cowboys (A). [LK]
[View] Round 8 [30 Apr 10] W 26-10 v Bulldogs (H). [LK]
[View] Round 10 [17 May 10] W 19-12 v Sea Eagles (A). [LK] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Round 11 [22 May 10] L 18-22 v Sharks (H). [LK]
[View] Round 12 [28 May 10] L 0-30 v Dragons (A). [LK]
[View] Round 13 [04 Jun 10] W 24-10 v Storm (H). [LK]
[View] Round 15 [21 Jun 10] L 4-6 v Knights (A). [LK]
[View] Round 16 [26 Jun 10] L 6-10 v Broncos (H). [LK]
[View] Round 17 [04 Jul 10] L 6-35 v Warriors (A). [LK]
[View] Round 18 [12 Jul 10] W 36-24 v Cowboys (H). [LK]
[View] Round 19 [17 Jul 10] W 34-28 v Panthers (A). [LK]
[View] Round 20 [23 Jul 10] W 32-16 v Bulldogs (A). [LK]
[View] Round 21 [31 Jul 10] L 12-48 v Roosters (H). [LK]
[View] Round 22 [06 Aug 10] L 12-34 v Titans (A). [LK]
[View] Round 23 [13 Aug 10] W 30-14 v Broncos (A). [LK]
[View] Round 24 [22 Aug 10] L 18-20 v Tigers (H). [LK]
[View] Round 25 [27 Aug 10] L 16-24 v Rabbitohs (A). [LK] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Round 26 [04 Sep 10] L 12-26 v Warriors (H). [LK]
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2009 NRL Telstra Premiership
Parramatta Eels
16 games; 2 tries, 8 points.
[View] Round 1 [14 Mar 09] L 18-26 v Warriors (A). [LK]
[View] Round 2 [20 Mar 09] W 14-8 v Rabbitohs (A). [LK] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Round 3 [28 Mar 09] W 18-16 v Raiders (H). [LK]
[View] Round 4 [03 Apr 09] L 6-24 v Roosters (A). [LK]
[View] Round 5 [10 Apr 09] L 8-22 v Dragons (H). [F8]
[View] Round 6 [19 Apr 09] L 18-48 v Bulldogs (H). [F8]
[View] Round 7 [24 Apr 09] L 8-40 v Broncos (A). [F8]
[View] Round 8 [01 May 09] W 28-18 v Cowboys (H). [F8]
[View] Round 10 [17 May 09] L 10-34 v Sea Eagles (A). [F8]
[View] Round 24 [21 Aug 09] W 26-18 v Tigers (A). [BE]
[View] Round 25 [28 Aug 09] W 48-6 v Panthers (H). [BE]
[View] Round 26 [04 Sep 09] L 0-37 v Dragons (A). [BE]
[View] Finals Week 1 [13 Sep 09] W 25-12 v Dragons. [BE]
[View] Finals Week 2 [18 Sep 09] W 27-2 v Titans. [BE] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Finals Week 3 [25 Sep 09] W 22-12 v Bulldogs. [BE]
[View] Grand Final [04 Oct 09] L 16-23 v Storm. [BE]
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2008 World Cup
Tonga
3 games; 1 tries, 0/1 goals, 4 points.
[View] Pool C [27 Oct 08] W 22-20 v Ireland. [F8]
[View] Pool C [31 Oct 08] L 12-20 v Samoa. [F8]
[View] Ranking Games [08 Nov 08] W 48-0 v Scotland. [F8] 4 Pts; 1t
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2008 NRL Telstra Premiership
Parramatta Eels
22 games; 7 tries, 28 points.
[View] Round 1 [15 Mar 08] W 28-20 v Bulldogs (H). [F8] 8 Pts; 2t
[View] Round 2 [23 Mar 08] L 16-30 v Warriors (A). [F8]
[View] Round 3 [28 Mar 08] W 24-23 v Knights (H). [LK]
[View] Round 4 [05 Apr 08] L 14-38 v Cowboys (A). [LK]
[View] Round 5 [11 Apr 08] L 20-28 v Gold Coast (H). [LK]
[View] Round 6 [18 Apr 08] L 16-20 v Sea Eagles (H). [F8]
[View] Round 8 [03 May 08] W 26-18 v Panthers (A). [F8] 4 Pts; 1t (54)
[View] Round 9 [11 May 08] W 19-18 v Dragons (H). [F8]
[View] Round 10 [16 May 08] L 12-32 v Roosters (H). [F8]
[View] Round 12 [30 May 08] L 26-30 v Broncos (A). [F8] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Round 13 [07 Jun 08] W 30-12 v Raiders (H). [F8]
[View] Round 14 [15 Jun 08] W 44-6 v Tigers (A). [F8]
[View] Round 15 [22 Jun 08] L 14-16 v Sharks (A). [F8]
[View] Round 16 [29 Jun 08] W 24-22 v Storm (H). [F8]
[View] Round 17 [06 Jul 08] L 16-22 v Panthers (H). [F8] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Round 18 [12 Jul 08] L 20-32 v Rabbitohs (A). [F8]
[View] Round 21 [04 Aug 08] L 12-32 v Knights (A). [F8]
[View] Round 22 [10 Aug 08] W 28-24 v Roosters (A). [LK]
[View] Round 23 [18 Aug 08] W 40-12 v Tigers (H). [LK] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Round 24 [23 Aug 08] W 26-12 v Bulldogs (A). [LK]
[View] Round 25 [30 Aug 08] L 14-40 v Dragons (A). [F8] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Round 26 [06 Sep 08] L 6-28 v Warriors (H). [F8]
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2008 City vs Country
City Origin
1 games; [View] Country v City [02 May 08] D 22-22 v Country Origin (A). [BE]
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2007 NRL Telstra Premiership
Parramatta Eels
24 games; 9 tries, 36 points.
[View] Round 2 [25 Mar 07] L 6-31 v Rabbitohs (A). [BE]
[View] Round 3 [30 Mar 07] W 22-20 v Tigers (H). [BE] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Round 4 [07 Apr 07] W 38-6 v Raiders (H). [BE]
[View] Round 5 [13 Apr 07] W 27-14 v Panthers (A). [BE]
[View] Round 6 [22 Apr 07] L 18-21 v Bulldogs (H). [BE]
[View] Round 7 [29 Apr 07] L 12-38 v Gold Coast (A). [LK]
[View] Round 8 [05 May 07] W 28-10 v Roosters (H). [BE]
[View] Round 9 [11 May 07] L 12-22 v Sea Eagles (A). [BE]
[View] Round 10 [19 May 07] W 44-14 v Cowboys (H). [SR] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Round 12 [04 Jun 07] W 38-8 v Tigers (A). [SR] 8 Pts; 2t
[View] Round 13 [09 Jun 07] L 10-38 v Raiders (A). [SR]
[View] Round 14 [17 Jun 07] W 20-12 v Dragons (H). [SR]
[View] Round 15 [23 Jun 07] W 36-16 v Roosters (A). [BE]
[View] Round 17 [09 Jul 07] L 10-34 v Knights (H). [BE] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Round 18 [15 Jul 07] W 18-12 v Rabbitohs (H). [SR]
[View] Round 19 [23 Jul 07] W 20-16 v Broncos (A). [LK]
[View] Round 20 [29 Jul 07] L 24-32 v Sea Eagles (H). [LK]
[View] Round 21 [03 Aug 07] W 34-22 v Bulldogs (A). [LK]
[View] Round 22 [11 Aug 07] L 24-25 v Cronulla (H). [SR]
[View] Round 23 [17 Aug 07] L 10-14 v Storm (A). [BE]
[View] Round 24 [27 Aug 07] L 6-14 v Dragons (A). [BE] 4 Pts; 1t
[View] Round 25 [02 Sep 07] W 68-22 v Broncos (H). [BE] 8 Pts; 2t
[View] Finals Week 2 [15 Sep 07] W 25-6 v Bulldogs. [BE]
[View] Finals Week 3 [23 Sep 07] L 10-26 v Storm (A). [BE]
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2006 VB NSWRL Premier League
Parramatta Eels
7 tries, 28 points.
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2004 NRL Telstra Premiership
Parramatta Eels
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