Top Two Finishes

A line-Ups of all the Roosters Men's teams that finished the season as either Premiers or Runners-Up.

Men's Top Two Finishing Teams (1908 - 1913)
	1908		1911		1912	1913
	Runners-Up		Premiers		Premiers	Premiers
	Saturday, 29th August, 1908 v South Sydney (Grand Final) Royal Agricultural Showground (Crowd: Approx. 4,000)		Saturday, 16th September, 1911 v Glebe (Grand Final) Royal Agricultural Showground (Crowd: Approx. 2,000)
	Won By South Sydney 14 - 12 (Half Time: South Sydney 8 - 7)		Won By Eastern Suburbs 11 - 8 (Half Time: Glebe 5 - 2)		*	*
Full Back		Bill King		Fred Kinghorn	Fred Kinghorn	Fred Kinghorn
Winger		William Smith		Barney Dalton	Dan Frawley	Dan Frawley
Centre		Percy MacNamara		John 'Dinny' Campbell	John 'Dinny' Campbell	Bob Tidyman
Centre		David Brown		Dally Messenger (c)	Dally Messenger (c)	Dally Messenger (c)
Winger		Horrie Miller		Eddie White	Eddie White	Wally Messenger
Five Eighth		Harold Kelley		Herbie Collins	Barney Dalton	Les Cubitt
Half Back		Lou D'Alpuget		Leslie Cody	Arthur 'Pony' Halloway	Arthur 'Pony' Halloway
Prop Forward		Percy White		Larry 'Jersey' O'Malley	Larry 'Jersey' O'Malley	Larry 'Jersey' O'Malley
Hooker		Herb Brackenberg		Sandy Pearce	Bob 'Botsy' Williams	Sandy Pearce
Prop Forward		Mick Frawley		Mick Frawley	Charlie Lees	Bob 'Botsy' Williams
Second Rower		Harold 'Jersey' Flegg (c)		Eddie Griffiths	Eddie Griffiths	Jack 'Bluey' Watkins
Second Rower		Ted Briscoe		Charlie Lees	Sandy Pearce	Charlie Lees
Lock Forward		Bob Mable		William Dalton	Percy White	Percy White
Bench					William Dalton
Bench					Wally Messenger
Tries	Horrie Miller (2)		Charlie Lees (1)
Goals	Herb Brackenberg (2)		Dally Messenger (3)
Field Goals	Percy McNamara (1)		Dally Messenger (1)
Sent Off			Larry 'Jersey' O'Malley
* In seasons where no finals series were held the team that topped the ladder, after all the home and away matches (minor premiership) were played, were declared both the Minor Premiers and the Premiers. The thirteen players who played the most number of matches in the season for the team that won the premiership can be generally regarded as premiership winning players. The positions in the team listed here, which is recognised as the premiership winning team of that year, are determined by calculating the number of matches played in each position by the thirteen players, with the highest number of games in each spot being named in those positions. If any player outside that first thirteen played 50% or more matches in the season then they are named on the bench, and considered premiership winning players as well.
Prominent Players Not Selected In Final Match Of The 1908 Season		Dan Frawley (winger) departed for Europe with the Australian Kangaroos 14 days earlier Dally Messenger (centre) departed for Europe with the Australian Kangaroos 14 days earlier Albert Rosenfeld (five eighth) departed for Europe with the Australian Kangaroos 14 days earlier Lou Jones (second row) departed for Europe with the Australian Kangaroos 14 days earlier Sandy Pearce (hooker) departed for Europe with the Australian Kangaroos 14 days earlier Larry 'Jersey' O'Malley (prop) departed for Europe with the Australian Kangaroos 14 days earlier Harry Thompson (prop) not selected
Prominent Players Not Selected In Final Match Of The 1911 Season		Dan Frawley (winger) departed for Europe with the Australian Kangaroos 45 days earlier Bob 'Botsy' Williams (prop) departed for Europe with the Australian Kangaroos 45 days earlier Percy White (lock) missed selection
Prominent Players Not Selected In The Majority Of Matches Of The 1912 Season		Mick Frawley (prop) played one first grade match that season (missed selection)
Prominent Players Not Selected In The Majority Of Matches Of The 1913 Season		Mick Frawley (prop) played no first grade matches that season (missed selection) Eddie White (wing) played three first grade matches that season (missed selection) Barney Dalton (five eighth) played no first grade matches that season (missed selection)

Men's Top Two Finishing Teams (1919 - 1931)
	1919	1921	1923		1928		1931
	Runners-Up	Runners-Up	Premiers		Runners-Up		Runners-Up
			Wednesday, 12th September, 1923 v South Sydney (Final) Sydney Cricket Ground (Approx. 15,000)		Saturday, 15th September, 1928 v South Sydney (Final) Royal Agricultural Ground (Crowd: Approx. 25,000)		Saturday, 12th September, 1931 v Souths (Grand Final) Sydney Sports Ground (Crowd: 27,104)
	*	*	Won By Easts 15 - 12 (Half Time: Easts 7 - 3)		Won By Souths 26 - 5 (Half Time: Souths 13 - 0)		Won By Souths 12 - 7 (Half Time: Easts 4 - 0)
Full Back	Roy Adams	Ed Rigney ^	13	Ed 'Snowy' Rigney	13	Arthur Toby (c)	13	Billy Hong
Winger	Gordon Wright	Gordon Wright	16	Les Steel	12	Les Steel	21	Morrie Boyle
Centre	Les Cubitt	Les Cubitt	26	George Agar	11	Nelson Hardy	11	Dave Brown
Centre	Ray Norman (c)	Ray Norman (c)	10	Jack Dawson	10	Larry Hedger	10	Jack Lynch
Winger	Wally Messenger	Rex Norman	9	Cecil Abotomey	31	Vic Webber	9	Fred Tottey
Five Eighth	Harry Caples	Harry Caples	8	Harry Caples (c)	8	Gordon Fletcher	8	Ernie Norman
Half Back	Sid Kaufmann	Sid Kaufmann	7	Sid Kaufmann	15	Joe 'Chimpy' Busch	7	Norm Pope (c)
Prop Frwd	Reg Farnell	Charlie Lees	19	Tom (T. Joseph) Molloy	21	Sammy Bryant	1	Ray Stehr
Hooker	Sandy Pearce	Sandy Pearce	20	Harold Holmes	2	Dick Brown	2	Dick Brown
Prop Frwd	Robert Batchelor	Bill Ives	3	Bill Ives	6	Tom Fitzpatrick	3	Perc Atkinson
2nd Rower	Jim Duffy	Harold Holmes	4	Bill Richards	4	Harry Cavanagh	4	Max Nixon
2nd Rower	Harold Bawden	Bill Cameron	5	Arthur Oxford	1	Arthur Oxford	5	Joe Pearce
Lock Frwd	Bob Linklater	Jack Watkins ^	6	Jack 'Bluey' Watkins	6	George Harris	6	Les Rogers
Bench	Charlie Lees	Fred Hume	28	Edward Connerton
^ Ed 'Snowy' Rigney ^ Jack 'Bluey' Watkins
Head Coach	-	-	Ray Norman		-		Arthur 'Pony' Halloway
Tries			Harry Caples (2) Les Steel (1)		Les Steel (1)		Fred Tottey (1)
Goals			Arthur Oxford (3)		Arthur Oxford (1)		Jack Lynch (1 from 1) Dave Brown (0 from 2)
Field Goals							Jack Lynch
* In seasons where no finals series were held the team that topped the ladder, after all the home and away matches (minor premiership) were played, were declared both the Minor Premiers and the Premiers. The thirteen players who played the most number of matches in the season for the team that won the premiership can be generally regarded as premiership winning players. Using the same methodology the Runners-Up line-up can also be determined. The positions in the team listed here, which is recognised as the premiership winning team of that year, are determined by calculating the number of matches played in each position by the thirteen players, with the highest number of games in each spot being named in those positions. If any player outside that first thirteen played 50% or more matches in the season then they are named on the bench, and considered premiership winning players as well if the team wins the competition.
Prominent Players Not Selected In The Majority Of Matches Of The 1919 Season		Jack 'Bluey' Watkins (lock) played just five club games that season due to injuries and Test commitments Edward Connerton (centre) played one first grade match that season (missed selection)
Prominent Players Not Selected In The Majority Of Matches Of The 1921 Season		Edward Connerton (centre) played no first grade matches that season (missed selection) John 'Dinny' Campbell (centre) played one first grade match that season after re-joining the club late George Challis (full back) played one first grade match that season (missed selection)
Prominent Players Not Selected In Final Match Of The 1923 Season		Gordon Wright (winger) was forced into early retirement (ankle injury) 15 weeks earlier
Prominent Players Not Selected In Final Match Of The 1928 Season		Hugh Byrne (winger) injured (shoulder) 10 weeks earlier Norm Pope (five eighth) missed selection
Prominent Players Not Selected In Final Match Of The 1931 Season		Hilton Delaney (winger) withdrew from Grand Final selection consideration due to poor health

Men's Top Two Finishing Teams (1934 - 1938)
	1934		1935		1936		1937	1938
	Runners-Up		Premiers		Premiers		Premiers	Runners-Up
	Saturday, 8th September, 1934 v Western Subs (Final) Sydney Sports Ground (Crowd: 25,174)		Saturday, 14th September, 1935 v South Sydney (Final) Sydney Cricket Ground (Crowd: 22,106)		Saturday, 12th September, 1936 v Balmain (Final) Sydney Cricket Ground (Crowd: 14,395)			Saturday, 3rd September, 1938 v Canterbury (Final) Sydney Cricket Ground (Crowd: 20,287)
	Won By Wests 15 - 12 (H/T: Wests 3 - 2)		Won By Easts 19 - 3 (H/T: Easts 9 - 0)		Won By Easts 32 - 12 (H/T: Easts 8 - 6)		*	Won By C'bury 19 - 6 (H/T: C'bury 4 - 3)
Full Back	13	Tom Dowling	13	Tom Dowling	13	Tom Dowling	Tom Dowling	15	Jim Norton
Winger	12	John Lane	9	Rod O'Loan	12	Rod O'Loan	Rod O'Loan	21	Aden Cairns
Centre	11	Dave Brown (c)	12	Jack Beaton	11	Dave Brown (c)	Jack Beaton	9	Rod O'Loan
Centre	10	Jack Beaton	10	Ross McKinnon	23	Jack Lynch	Ross McKinnon	23	Dick Dunn
Winger	42	Harry Thompson	24	Fred Tottey	9	Fred Tottey	Fred Tottey	43	Percy Dermond
Five Eighth	8	Ernie Norman	8	Ernie Norman	8	Ernie Norman	Ernie Norman	22	Stan Callaghan
Half Back	7	Viv Thicknesse	7	Viv Thicknesse (c)	7	Viv Thicknesse	Viv Thicknesse (c)	7	Fred Robinson
Prop Frwd	16	Ray Stehr	1	Ray Stehr	1	Ray Stehr	Ray Stehr	1	Ray Stehr (c)
Hooker	14	Tom McLachlan	14	Tom McLachlan	14	Tom McLachlan	Tom McLachlan	31	Noel Hollingdale
Prop Frwd	3	Max Nixon	3	Max Nixon	32	Jack Coote	Jack Coote	5	Jack Arnold
2nd Rower	4	Harry Pierce	4	Harry Pierce	4	Harry Pierce	Harry Pierce	4	Harry Pierce
2nd Rower	5	Joe Pearce	5	Joe Pearce	5	Joe Pearce	Joe Pearce	16	Joe Pearce
Lock Frwd	6	Andy Norval	6	Andy Norval	6	Andy Norval	Andy Norval	6	Andy Norval
Head Coach	Arthur 'Pony' Halloway (1934, 1935, 1936, 1937, 1938)
Tries	Andy Norval (1) Viv Thicknesse (1)		Rod O'Loan (2) Jack Beaton (1) Harry Pierce (1) Fred Tottey (1)		Fred Tottey (2) Dave Brown (1) Jack Lynch (1) Ernie Norman (1) Andy Norval (1) Rod O'Loan (1) Ray Stehr (1)			Aden Cairns (1) Dick Dunn (1)
Goals	Jack Lynch (1)		Ross McKinnon (2)		Dave Brown (2) Jack Lynch (2)
F/Goals	Jack Lynch (1)
* In seasons where no finals series were held the team that topped the ladder, after all the home and away matches (minor premiership) were played, were declared both the Minor Premiers and the Premiers. The thirteen players who played the most number of matches in the season for the team that won the premiership can be generally regarded as premiership winning players. The positions in the team listed here, which is recognised as the premiership winning team of that year, are determined by calculating the number of matches played in each position by the thirteen players, with the highest number of games in each spot being named in those positions. If any player outside that first thirteen played 50% or more matches in the season then they are named on the bench, and considered premiership winning players as well.
Prominent Players Not Selected In Final Match Of The 1934 Season			Fred Tottey (wing) missed selection Fred Buchanan (winger) missed selection John Clarke (prop) missed selection
Prominent Players Not Selected In Final Match Of The 1935 Season			Captain Dave Brown (centre) injured (leg) 7 days earlier Jack Lynch (centre) missed selection Jack Coote (prop) missed selection John Clarke (prop) missed selection
Prominent Players Not Selected In Final Match Of The 1936 Season			Max Nixon (prop) suspended after an incident in a match 14 days earlier Jack Beaton (centre) injured (ankle) 14 days earlier Ross McKinnon (centre) injured (knee) 14 weeks earlier John Clarke (prop) missed selection
Prominent Players Not Selected In The Majority Of Matches Of The 1937 Season			Max Nixon (shoulder) injured in Round 4 and missed the rest of the regular season Stan Callaghan (centre) played three first grade matches that season (missed selection) John Clarke (prop) played no first grade matches that season (missed selection)
Prominent Players Not Selected In Final Match Of The 1938 Season			Max Nixon (prop) injured (arm) 7 days earlier Ernie Norman (five eighth) injured (leg) 11 weeks earlier Ross McKinnon (centre) retired from the game 18 weeks earlier Jack Beaton (centre) retired from the game 19 weeks earlier Laurie Pickup (five eighth) dropped out of the team on the day of the game through illness John Clarke (prop) missed selection Doug Bartlett (full back) missed selection

Men's Top Two Finishing Teams (1940 - 1960)
	1940		1941		1945		1960
	Premiers		Runners-Up		Premiers		Runners-Up
	Saturday, 31st August, 1940 v Canterbury (Final) Sydney Cricket Ground (Crowd: 24,167)		Saturday, 30th September, 1941 v St George (Final) Sydney Cricket Ground (Crowd: 39,957)		Saturday, 1st September, 1945 v Balmain (Final) Sydney Cricket Ground (Crowd: 44,585)		Saturday, 3rd September, 1960 v St George (Grand Final) Sydney Cricket Ground (Crowd: 53,156)
	Won By Easts 19 - 3 (H/T: Easts 11 - 9)		Won By St George 31 - 14 (H/T: St George 12 - 6)		Won By Easts 22 - 18 (H/T: Easts 10 - 5)		Won By St George 31- 6 (H/T: St George 15 - 2)
Full Back	13	Doug Bartlett	13	Doug Bartlett	40	Ray Pratt	40	John Andrew
Winger	12	Rod O'Loan	21	Brian Walsh	35	Ken Foster	42	Boyce Beeton
Centre	37	Stan Callaghan	14	Dave Brown	11	Johnny Hunter	9	Bill Roney
Centre	10	Dick Dunn	10	Dick Dunn	10	Paul Tierney	17	Doug Ricketson
Winger	22	Bill Brew	44	Percy Dermond	9	Lionel Cooper	10	Bob Landers
Five Eighth	8	Fred May	8	Fred May	8	Wally O'Connell	8	Billy McNamara
Half Back	25	Sel Lisle	7	Sel Lisle	7	Sel Lisle	7	Bruce Ranier
Prop Forward	1	Ray Stehr (c)	1	Ray Stehr (c)	1	Ray Stehr (c)	15	Bob McDonagh
Hooker	2	Noel Hollingdale	2	Noel Hollingdale	15	George Watt	2	Ken Ashcroft
Prop Forward	18	John Clarke	3	Jack Arnold	14	Jack Arnold	14	Jack Gibson (c)
Second Rower	4	Harry Pierce	30	Don Gulliver	4	Sid Hobson	4	Bob Heffernan
Second Rower	5	Joe Pearce	5	Joe Pearce	5	Bert Rollason	5	Brian Wright
Lock Forward	6	Andy Norval	27	Wal Bamford	6	Dick Dunn	6	Dick See
Head Coach	Dave Brown		Ray Stehr		Arthur 'Pony' Halloway		Dick Dunn
Tries	Harry Pierce (2) Bill Brew (1) John Clarke (1) Rod O'Loan (1) Joe Pearce (1)		Percy Dermond (2) Wal Bamford (1) Dave Brown (1)		Dick Dunn (3) Jack Arnold (1)
Goals	Dave Brown (2) Jack Lynch (2)				Dick Dunn (5)		Bob Landers (3)
Sent Off			Jack Arnold				Brian Wright
Prominent Players Not Selected In Final Match Of The 1940 Season			Captain Dave Brown (centre) injured (leg) 21 days earlier Jack Arnold (prop) suspended after an incident in a match played 14 days earlier
Prominent Players Not Selected In Final Match Of The 1941 Season			Andy Norval (lock) injured (knee) 21 days earlier Harry Pierce (second row) injured (knee) 13 weeks earlier Rod O'Loan (winger) missed selection Stan Callaghan (centre) missed selection
Prominent Players Not Selected In Final Match Of The 1945 Season			Johnny Smith (winger) injured (arm) 35 days earlier
Prominent Players Not Selected In Final Match Of The 1960 Season			Captain (Round 5 onward) Terry Fearnley (prop) injured (knee) 31 days earlier Former Captain (Rounds 1 - 4) Gordon Clifford (full back) injured (shoulder) 21 days earlier

Men's Top Two Finishing Teams (1972 - 1980)
	1972		1974		1975		1980
	Runners-Up		Premiers		Premiers		Runners-Up
	Saturday, 16th September, 1972 v Manly-Warringah Sydney Cricket Ground (Crowd: 54,357)		Saturday, 21st September, 1974 v Canterbury-Bankstown Sydney Cricket Ground (Crowd: 57,214)		Saturday, 20th September, 1975 v St George Sydney Cricket Ground (Crowd: 63,047)		Saturday, 27th September, 1980 v Canterbury-Bankstown Sydney Cricket Ground (Crowd: 52,881)
	Won By Manly 19 - 14 (Half Time: 4 - 4)		Won By Easts 19 - 4 (Half Time: Easts 7 - 4)		Won By Easts 38 - 0 (Half Time: Easts 5 - 0)		Won By Canterbury 18 -4 (Half Time: Canterbury 7 - 4)
Full Back	1	Allan McKean	1	Russell Fairfax	1	Ian Schubert	1	Marty Gurr
Right Wing	5	Bill Mullins	5	Bill Mullins	2	Bruce Pickett	2	David Michael
Inside Centre	3	Harry Cameron	3	John Brass	3	John Brass	3	Kerry Boustead
Outside Centre	4	Mark Harris	4	Mark Harris	4	John Rheinberger	4	Noel Cleal
Left Wing	2	Jim Porter	2	Jim Porter	5	Bill Mullins	5	Steve McFarlane
Five Eighth	6	John Ballesty	6	John Peard	6	John Peard	6	Ken Wright
Half Back	7	Kevin Junee	7	Johnny Mayes	7	Johnny Mayes	7	Kevin Hastings
Prop Forward	13	John Armstrong	13	Ken Jones	13	Ian Mackay	13	John Harvey
Hooker	12	Peter Moscatt	12	Elwyn Walters	12	Elwyn Walters	12	John Lang
Prop Forward	11	Arthur Beetson	10	Ian Mackay	18	Grant Hedger	11	Royce Ayliffe (c)
Second Rower	10	Greg Bandiera	11	Arthur Beetson (c)	11	Arthur Beetson (c)	10	John Tobin
Second Rower	9	John Quayle	9	Barry 'Bunny' Reilly	10	Ron Coote	9	Des O'Reilly
Lock Forward	8	Ron Coote (c)	8	Ron Coote	8	Kevin Stevens	8	Gary Warnecke
Bench	16	Laurie Freier	16	Harry Cameron	9	Barry 'Bunny' Reilly
Bench			24	Greg Bandiera	19	Des O'Reilly
Head Coach	Don Furner		Jack Gibson (1974, 1975)				Bob Fulton
Lower Grade Coaches	Terry Matthews Keith Clark		Terry Fearnley Stan Bottles		Noel Thornton Billy Anderson		Ron Coote Paul Cross
Tries			Arthur Beetson (1) Mark Harris (1) Bill Mullins (1)		John Brass (2) Johnny Mayes (2) Arthur Beetson (1) Ian Mackay (1) Bruce Pickett (1) Ian Schubert (1)
Goals	Allan McKean (4 from 6)		John Peard (3 from 4) John Brass (2 from 3)		John Peard (7 from 8) John Brass (0 from 1)		Ken Wright (2 from 2)
C.C.M. *			Arthur Beetson		Ian Schubert
* Clive Churchill Medallist (Player Of The Match)
Prominent Players Not Selected In Final Match Of The 1972 Season			Jim Morgan (prop) injured (thumb) 14 days earlier John Brass (centre) missed selection Johnny Mayes (half back) missed selection Phil Hawthorne (five eighth) missed selection Dick Thornett (second row) missed selection Charlie Renilson (prop) missed selection
Prominent Players Not Selected In Final Match Of The 1974 Season			Graham Olling (prop) missed selection Kevin Stevens (lock) missed selection Bruce Pickett (winger) missed selection
Prominent Players Not Selected In Final Match Of The 1975 Season			Mark Harris (centre) injured (leg) 7 days earlier Russell Fairfax (full back) injured (leg) 45 days earlier Ken Jones (prop) injured (shoulder) 17 weeks earlier Greg Bandiera (second row) missed selection
Prominent Players Not Selected In Final Match Of The 1980 Season			Barry Andrews (five eighth) injured (arm) 14 weeks earlier Paul McCabe (second row) injured (jaw) 35 days earlier Ian Schubert (winger) missed selection Russell Fairfax (full back) missed selection Kevin Stevens (lock) missed selection John Berne (centre) missed selection

Men's Top Two Finishing Teams (2000 - 2004)
	2000		2002		2003		2004
	Runners-Up		Premiers		Runners-Up		Runners-Up
	Sunday, 7th August, 2000 v Brisbane Broncos Stadium Australia (Crowd: 94,277)		Sunday, 6th October, 2002 v New Zealand Warriors Stadium Australia (Crowd: 80,130)		Sunday, 5th October, 2003 v Penrith Stadium Australia (Crowd: 81,166)		Sunday, 3rd October, 2004 v Canterbury-Bankstown Stadium Australia (Crowd: 82,127)
	Won By Brisbane 14 - 6 (Half Time: Brisbane 10 - 2)		Won By Roosters 30 - 8 (Half Time: Roosters 6 - 2)		Won By Penrith 18 - 6 (Half Time: Penrith 6 - 0)		Won By Canterbury 16 - 13 (Half Time: Roosters 13 - 6)
Full Back	1	Luke Phillips	1	Luke Phillips	1	Anthony Minichiello	1	Anthony Minichiello
Right Wing	5	Anthony Minichiello	5	Anthony Minichiello	5	Chris Walker	5	Chris Walker
Right Centre	3	Ryan Cross	4	Justin Hodges	3	Ryan Cross	4	Justin Hodges
Left Centre	4	Shannon Hegarty	3	Shannon Hegarty	4	Shannon Hegarty	3	Ryan Cross
Left Wing	2	Matt Sing	2	Brett Mullins	2	Todd Byrne	2	Shannon Hegarty
Five Eighth	6	Brad Fittler (c)	6	Brad Fittler (c)	6	Brad Fittler (c)	6	Brad Fittler (c)
Half Back	7	Adrian Lam	7	Craig Wing	9	Craig Wing	7	Brett Finch
Prop Forward	8	Ian Rubin	8	Jason Cayless	8	Jason Cayless	8	Jason Cayless
Hooker	9	Simon Bonetti	9	Simon Bonetti	14	Michael Crocker	9	Craig Wing
Prop Forward	10	Peter Cusack	10	Peter Cusack	10	Ned Catic	20	Peter Cusack
Second Rower	11	Bryan Fletcher	14	Adrian Morley	11	Adrian Morley	10	Adrian Morley
Second Rower	12	Craig Fitzgibbon	12	Craig Fitzgibbon	12	Craig Fitzgibbon	11	Michael Crocker
Lock Forward	13	Luke Ricketson	13	Luke Ricketson	13	Luke Ricketson	12	Craig Fitzgibbon
Bench	14	Dallas Hood	11	Bryan Fletcher	7	Brett Finch	14	Chad Robinson
Bench	15	David Solomona	15	Andrew Lomu	15	Andrew Lomu	15	Chris Flannery
Bench	16	Shane Rigon	16	Chris Flannery	16	Chad Robinson	16	Ned Catic
Bench	17	Craig Wing	17	Michael Crocker	17	Chris Flannery	17	Anthony Tupou
Head Coach	Graham Murray		Ricky Stuart (2002, 2003, 2004)
Assistant Coaches	Grant Jones		John Cartwright Dean Pay		John Cartwright Ivan Cleary		John Cartwright Ivan Cleary
Tries	Craig Fitzgibbon (1)		Craig Fitzgibbon (1) Chris Flannery (1) Bryan Fletcher (1) Shannon Hegarty (1) Craig Wing (1)		Shannon Hegarty (1)		Anthony Minichiello (1) Chris Walker (1)
Goals	Luke Phillips (1 from 1) Craig Fitzgibbon (0 from 1)		Craig Fitzgibbon (5 from 5)		Craig Fitzgibbon (1 from 1)		Craig Fitzgibbon (2 from 2)
Field Goals							Brett Finch (1)
C.C.M. *			Craig Fitzgibbon
* Clive Churchill Medallist (Player Of The Match)
Prominent Players Not Selected In Final Match Of The 2000 Season			Richie Barnett (centre) injured (face) 19 weeks earlier Quentin Pongia (prop) injured (bicep) 19 weeks earlier Andrew Lomu (prop) missed selection
Prominent Players Not Selected In Final Match Of The 2002 Season			Ryan Cross (centre) injured (knee) 26 weeks earlier Paul Green (half back) injured (knee) 29 weeks earlier David Kidwell (second row) missed selection Eric Grothe Jnr (winger) missed selection
Prominent Players Not Selected In Final Match Of The 2003 Season			Todd Payten (prop) injured (foot) 7 weeks earlier Peter Cusack (prop) injured (knee) 14 weeks earlier Justin Hodges (centre) injured (knee) 14 weeks earlier
Prominent Players Not Selected In Final Match Of The 2004 Season			Luke Ricketson (lock) suspended after an incident in a match played 7 days earlier

Men's Top Two Finishing Teams (2010 - 2019)
	2010		2013		2018		2019
	Runners-Up		Premiers		Premiers		Premiers
	Sunday, 3rd October, 2010 v St George Illawarra Stadium Australia (Crowd: 82,334)		Sunday, 6th October, 2013 v Manly-Warringah Stadium Australia (Crowd: 81,491)		Sunday, 30th September, 2018 v Melbourne Stadium Australia (Crowd: 82,688)		Sunday, 6th October, 2019 v Canberra Stadium Australia (Crowd: 82,922)
	Won By Dragons 32 - 8 (Half Time: Roosters 8 - 6)		Won By Roosters 26 - 18 (Half Time: Roosters 8 - 6)		Won By Roosters 21 - 6 (Half Time: Roosters 18 -0)		Won By Roosters 14 - 8 (Half Time: Roosters 8 -6)
Full Back	1	Anthony Minichiello	1	Anthony Minichiello (c)	1	James Tedesco	1	James Tedesco
Right Wing	5	Sam Perrett	5	Roger Tuivasa-Sheck	5	Blake Ferguson	5	Brett Morris
Right Centre	4	Shaun Kenny-Dowall	4	Shaun Kenny-Dowall	4	Joseph Manu	4	Joseph Manu
Left Centre	3	Kane Linnett	3	Michael Jennings	3	Latrell Mitchell	3	Latrell Mitchell
Left Wing	2	Joey Leilua	2	Daniel Tupou	2	Daniel Tupou	2	Daniel Tupou
Five Eighth	6	Todd Carney	6	James Maloney	6	Luke Keary	6	Luke Keary
Half Back	7	Mitchell Pearce	7	Mitchell Pearce	23	Cooper Cronk	7	Cooper Cronk
Prop Frwd	8	Jason Ryles	8	J. Waerea-Hargreaves	8	J. Waerea-Hargreaves	8	J. Waerea-Hargreaves
Hooker	9	Jake Friend	9	Jake Friend	9	Jake Friend (c)	9	Sam Verrills
Prop Frwd	20	Lopini Paea	10	Sam Moa	10	Siosiua Taukeiaho	10	Isaac Liu
2nd Rower	12	Mitchell Aubusson	11	Aidan Guerra	11	Boyd Cordner (c)	11	Boyd Cordner (c)
2nd Rower	13	Braith Anasta	12	Sonny Bill Williams	7	Mitchell Aubusson	12	Mitchell Aubusson
Lock Frwd	11	Nate Myles	18	Boyd Cordner	13	Victor Radley	13	Victor Radley
Bench	10	Frank-Paul Nu'uausala	13	Frank-Paul Nu'uausala	12	Isaac Liu	14	Angus Crichton
Bench	14	Martin Kennedy	14	Daniel Mortimer	14	Dylan Napa	16	Nat Butcher
Bench	16	J. Waerea-Hargreaves	15	Mitchell Aubusson	15	Zane Tetevano	17	Siosiua Taukeiaho
Bench	17	Daniel Conn	23	Luke O'Donnell	17	Ryan Matterson	20	Jake Friend (c)
Head Coach	Brian Smith		Trent Robinson (2013, 2018, 2019)
Assistant Coaches	Trent Robinson Rohan Smith		Craig Fitzgibbon Jason Taylor Paul Green		Craig Fitzgibbon Jason Taylor Matt King		Craig Fitzgibbon Adam O'Brien Matt King
Tries	Braith Anasta (1) Mitchell Aubusson (1)		Aidan Guerra (1) Michael Jennings (1) Shaun Kenny-Dowall (1) Daniel Tupou (1)		Joseph Manu (1) Latrell Mitchell (1) Daniel Tupou (1)		Sam Verrills (1) James Tedesco (1
Goals	Todd Carney (0 from 2)		James Maloney (5 from 5)		Latrell Michell (4 from 6)		Latrell Mitchell (3 from 5)
Field Goals					Luke Keary (1)
Sin Bin							Cooper Cronk
C.C.M. *					Luke Keary
* Clive Churchill Medallist (Player Of The Match)
Prominent Players Not Selected In Final Match Of The 2010 Season
Prominent Players Not Selected In Final Match Of The 2013 Season			Isaac Liu (lock) missed selection Dylan Napa (prop) missed selection
Prominent Players Not Selected In Final Match Of The 2018 Season			Lindsay Collins (prop) missed selection Nat Butcher (lock) missed selection Frank-Paul Nu'uausala (prop) missed selection Sitili Tupouniua (second row) missed selection
Prominent Players Not Selected In Final Match Of The 2019 Season			Lindsay Collins (prop) missed selection Ryan Hall (winger) missed selection Zane Tetevano (prop) missed selection Sitili Tupouniua (second row) missed selection

Women's Top Two Finishing Teams
	2018		2020		2021		2024
	Runners-Up		Runners-Up		Premiers		Premiers
	Sunday, 30th September, 2018 v Brisbane Broncos Stadium Australia (Crowd: 16,214)		Sunday, 25th October, 2020 v Brisbane Broncos Stadium Australia (Crowd: 9,071)		Sunday, 10th April, 2022 v St George Illawarra Dolphin Stadium, Redcliffe (Crowd: 7,855)		Sunday, 6th October, 2024 v Cronulla-Sutherland Stadium Australia (Crowd: 40,623)
	Won By Brisbane 34 - 12 (Half Time: Brisbane 28 - 8)		Won By Brisbane 20 - 10 (Half Time: Brisbane 12 - 10)		Won By Roosters 16 - 4 (Half Time: Dragons 4 - 0)		Won By Roosters 32 - 28 (Half Time: Roosters 24 - 0)
Full Back	1	Karina Brown	19	Botille Vette-Welsh	1	Corban Baxter ^ (c)	1	Sam Bremner ^
Right Wing	5	Taleena Simon	1	Shanice Parker	2	Leanne Tufuga	5	Brydie Parker
Right Centre	4	Isabelle Kelly	3	Corban Baxter ^	3	Jessica Sergis	3	Jessica Sergis
Left Centre	3	Shontelle Stowers	4	Yasmin Clydsdale ^	4	Isabelle Kelly	4	Isabelle Kelly (c)
Left wing	2	Brydie Parker	5	Brydie Parker	5	Brydie Parker	5	Jayme Fressard
Five Eighth	6	Lavina O'Mealey	6	Melanie Howard	6	Zahara Temara	6	Tarryn Aiken
Half Back	7	Zahara Temara	7	Zahara Temara	7	Raecene McGregor	7	Jocelyn Kelleher
Prop Forward	8	Ruan Sims	8	Simaima Taufa	8	Sarah Togatuki	8	Millie Elliott ^
Hooker	9	Nita Maynard	9	Nita Maynard	9	Olivia Higgins	9	Keeley Davis
Prop Forward	10	Elianna Walton	10	Filomina Hamisi	10	Mya Hill-Moana	10	Otese Pule
Second Rower	11	Tazmin Gray ^	11	Vanessa Foliaki	11	Yasmin Clydsdale ^	11	Amber Hall
Second Rower	12	Vanessa Foliaki	12	Sarah Togatuki	12	Olivia Kernick	12	Olivia Kernick
Lock Forward	13	Simaima Taufa (c)	13	Hannah Southwell	13	Hannah Southwell	13	Tiana Davison
Bench	14	Kylie Hilder	14	Quincy Dodd	14	Jocelyn Kelleher	14	Tavarna Papalii
Bench	15	Sarah Togatuki	15	Kennedy Cherrington	15	Keilee Joseph	15	Jasmin Strange
Bench	17	Victoria Latu	16	Grace Hamilton	16	Taylor Predebon	16	Samantha Economos
Bench	19	Kandy Kennedy	17	Jocelyn Kelleher	17	Simone Karpani	17	Kalosipani Hopoate
Bench					18	Joeli Morris
^ Corban Baxter (née McGregor) ^ Sam Bremner (née Hammond)			^ Tazmin Gray (née Rapana)			^ Yasmin Clydsdale (née Meakes) ^ Millie Elliott (née Boyle)
Head Coach	Adam Hartigan		Jamie Feeney		John Strange (2021, 2024)
Assistant Coaches	Dean Widders		John Strange		Kylie Hilder		Melissa Spero Lachlan Mohan
Tries	Tazmin Gray ^ (1) Lavina O'Mealey (1)		Yasmin Clydsdale ^ (1) Quincy Dodd (1)		Yasmin Clydsdale ^ (1) Isabelle Kelly (1) Olivia Higgins (1)		Olivia Kernick (2) Brydie Parker (2) Jayme Fessard (1) Jessica Sergis (1)
Goals	Zahara Temara (2 from 3)		Zahara Temara (1 from 2)		Zahara Temara (2 from 3)		Jocelyn Kelleher (4 from 7)
K.M.M. *					Sarah Togatuki		Tarryn Aiken
* Karyn Murphy Medallist (Player Of The Match)
Prominent Players Not Selected In Final Match Of The 2018 Season			Corban Baxter ^ (centre) injured (shoulder) 14 weeks earlier Maddie Studdon (half back) missed selection
Prominent Players Not Selected In Final Match Of The 2020 Season			Charlotte Caslick (full back) injured (back) 15 days earlier
Prominent Players Not Selected In Final Match Of The 2021 Season
Prominent Players Not Selected In Final Match Of The 2024 Season			Corban Baxter ^ (full back) injured (knee) 12 weeks earlier Shawden Burton (hooker) injured (hamstring) 12 weeks earlier Aliyah Nasio (lock) injured (knee) 6 weeks earlier

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