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2011 NRL season

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Rugby league competition

Rugby league season
2011 National Rugby League
Duration11 March – 2 October 2011
Teams16
PremiersManly Warringah Sea Eagles (8th title)
Minor premiersMelbourne Storm (1st title)
Matches played201
Average attendance17,235
Attendance3,464,207
Top points scorer(s)Benji Marshall (211)
Dally M MedalBilly Slater
Top try-scorer(s)Nathan Merritt (23)
Ben Barba (23)
← 2010
2012 →

The2011 NRL season was the 104th season of professionalrugby league football club competition in Australia, and the fourteenth and last run by theNational Rugby League's partnership committee of theAustralian Rugby League andNews Ltd. The NRL's main championship, called the2011 Telstra Premiership due to sponsorship fromTelstra, was contested bysixteen teams for the fifth consecutive year. Alongside was the fourth season of theToyota Cup taking place.

The season'sPremiership title was awarded to theManly Warringah Sea Eagles who took out their 8th title, only three years after their previous title, defeating theNew Zealand Warriors in the grand final.

Season summary

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See also:2011 NRL season results

The 2011 competition draw was announced on Thursday, 7 October 2010,[1] with the season's first match between NRL teams to be played on Friday, 11 March. The first round of the premiership season became the highest attended round in NRL history, with 201,212 fans attending.[2]However, the first NRL match of the year was the second annualNRL All Stars vs Indigenous All Stars game played atSkilled Park on theGold Coast on 12 February. The annualANZAC Test was also held at Skilled Park, on 6 May, withCity vs Country Origin held on the same night at theLavington Sports Ground inAlbury. The Test match was to have been held atChristchurch in New Zealand, but was moved due to the destruction wrought on that city by theearthquake in February 2011.[3] Byes began on 6 May, being the day of those representative matches, and continued throughout the2011 State of Origin series, covering in total rounds 9 to 18. Themed rounds included theHeritage Round (round 5),Women in League Round (round 16), andRivalry Round (round 19).

The regular 26 round season finished with theMelbourne Storm winning theJ. J. Giltinan Shield for being the minor premiers. However thegrand final match-up ended up between the second placedManly Warringah Sea Eagles and the sixth placedNew Zealand Warriors in which the Sea Eagles sought victory and claimed their8th premiership title.

The covetedDally M Medal award for player of the year in 2011 was awarded toMelbourne Storm fullbackBilly Slater, who becomes the second Storm player to be given the award. (see2011 Dally M Awards for full award listing)

Records set in 2011

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Teams

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The number of teams in the NRL remained unchanged for the fourth consecutive season, with sixteen participating in the regular season: ten fromNew South Wales, three fromQueensland and one from each ofVictoria, theAustralian Capital Territory and New Zealand. Of the ten from New South Wales, eight are from Sydney's metropolitan area, with St. George-Illawarra being a Sydney andWollongong joint venture. Just two foundation clubs fromNew South Wales Rugby League season 1908 played in the competition: theSydney Roosters (formerly known as Eastern Suburbs) and theSouth Sydney Rabbitohs.

Brisbane Broncos
24th season
Ground:Suncorp Stadium
Coach:Anthony Griffin
Captain:Darren Lockyer
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
77th season
Ground:ANZ Stadium
Coach:Kevin MooreJim Dymock
Captain:Andrew Ryan
Canberra Raiders
30th season
Ground:Canberra Stadium
Coach:David Furner
Captain:Alan Tongue
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
45th season
Ground:Toyota Stadium
Coach:Shane Flanagan
Captain:Paul Gallen
Gold Coast Titans
5th season
Ground:Skilled Park
Coach:John Cartwright
Captain:Scott Prince
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
62nd season
Ground:Brookvale Oval
Coach:Des Hasler
Captain:Jamie Lyon &Jason King
Melbourne Storm
14th season
Ground:AAMI Park
Coach:Craig Bellamy
Captain:Cameron Smith
Newcastle Knights
24th season
Ground:Ausgrid Stadium
Coach:Rick Stone
Captain:Kurt Gidley
2009
2009
New Zealand Warriors
17th season
Ground:Mt. Smart Stadium
Coach:Ivan Cleary
Captain:Simon Mannering
North Queensland Cowboys
17th season
Ground:Dairy Farmers Stadium
Coach:Neil Henry
Captain:Johnathan Thurston &Matt Scott
Parramatta Eels
65th season
Ground:Parramatta Stadium
Coach:Stephen Kearney
Captain:Nathan Hindmarsh
Penrith Panthers
45th season
Ground:Centrebet Stadium
Coach:Matthew ElliottSteve Georgallis
Captain:Petero Civoniceva
South Sydney Rabbitohs
102nd season
Ground:ANZ Stadium
Coach:John Lang
Captains:Roy Asotasi &Michael Crocker
Sydney Roosters
104th season
Ground:Sydney Football Stadium
Coach:Brian Smith
Captain:Braith Anasta
St George Illawarra Dragons
13th season
Ground:Jubilee Oval &WIN Stadium
Coach:Wayne Bennett
Captain:Ben Hornby
Wests Tigers
12th season
Grounds:Campbelltown Stadium &Leichhardt Oval
Coach:Tim Sheens
Captain:Robbie Farah

Regular season

[edit]
Team1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526F1F2F3GF
Brisbane BroncosNQL
−2
CAN
+16
GCT
+6
PEN
+8
NEW
+11
SYD
+18
WTI
+13
CBY
+8
MEL
−7
PEN
−23
XMAN
−24
CRO
+18
CAN
+1*
SGI
+7
SOU
−4
PAR
+4
XGCT
+20
MEL
−20
CRO
+30
NZL
+1
NQL
+18
NEW
+20
SOU
+12
MAN
+8
NZL
+30
SGI
+1*
MAN
−12
Canberra RaidersCRO
+28
BRI
−16
WTI
−10
GCT
−1*
PEN
−26
NQL
−8
NEW
−10
WTI
−37
MAN
−20
MEL
+8
CBY
+8
XNQL
−16
BRI
−1*
XPAR
+13
SYD
+26
CRO
−14
MEL
−26
SGI
+5
NZL
−19
NEW
−32
SOU
−29
GCT
−8
PEN
−1
CBY
−14
Canterbury-Bankstown BulldogsWTI
+10
SOU
+9
SYD
+4
MEL
−14
SGI
−19
PAR
+20
SOU
+12
BRI
−8
XSGI
−5
CAN
−8
GCT
+22
MAN
−34
XCRO
−16
WTI
+10
PEN
−14
MEL
−10
NZL
−24
PAR
+1*
SYD
−4
NQL
+8
CRO
+7
MAN
−11
NEW
+10
CAN
+14
Cronulla-Sutherland SharksCAN
−28
SGI
+6
PEN
+32
NZL
−8
MAN
−6
NEW
−4
NQL
−18
SOU
−19
XSYD
+14
PAR
−34
MEL
−6
BRI
−18
XCBY
+16
GCT
+24
SOU
+22
CAN
+14
SGI
−30
NEW
−18
BRI
−30
GCT
−4
CBY
−7
SYD
−11
NQL
−8
WTI
−8
Gold Coast TitansSGI
−9
MEL
−28
BRI
−6
CAN
+1*
NQL
−10
WTI
+6
PAR
−4
SYD
+11
NZL
−20
MAN
−4
XCBY
−22
PEN
−13
SGI
+14
SOU
−23
CRO
−24
XNZL
−16
BRI
−20
NQL
−8
NEW
−30
CRO
+4
MEL
−24
CAN
+8
WTI
−29
PAR
−20
Manly Warringah Sea EaglesMEL
−12
SYD
+11
NEW
+14
SOU
−2
CRO
+6
NZL
+10
PEN
+6
NQL
−2
CAN
+20
GCT
+4
XBRI
+24
CBY
+34
NQL
+20
PAR
+4
SGI
−18
XSOU
+14
NEW
+22
PEN
+4
WTI
−2
SYD
+28
PAR
+6
CBY
+11
MEL
+14
BRI
−8
NQL
+34
XBRI
+12
NZL
+14
Melbourne StormMAN
+12
GCT
+28
NQL
−28
CBY
+14
PAR
+38
PEN
+15
NZL
−4
NEW
+30
BRI
+7
CAN
−8
XCRO
+6
SOU
+10
SYD
+17
WTI
+8
NZL
+8
XCBY
+10
CAN
+26
BRI
+20
PAR
+4
PEN
+20
GCT
+24
SGI
+2
MAN
−14
SYD
−32
NEW
+10
XNZL
−8
Newcastle KnightsPEN
+34
NQL
+12
MAN
−14
SGI
−2
BRI
−11
CRO
+4
CAN
+10
MEL
−30
XNZL
−9
SYD
−2
PAR
+2
WTI
−1*
XPEN
+4
SYD
+8
SGI
+4
NQL
−10
MAN
−22
CRO
+18
GCT
+30
CAN
+32
NZL
−8
BRI
−20
CBY
−10
SOU
+16
MEL
−10
New Zealand WarriorsPAR
−6
WTI
−8
SGI
−13
CRO
+8
SYD
+12
MAN
−10
MEL
+4
PEN
+8
GCT
+20
NEW
+9
SOU
+6
XSYD
−7
WTI
−4
NQL
−20
MEL
−8
XGCT
+16
CBY
+24
SOU
+32
CAN
+19
BRI
−1
NEW
+8
PEN
+14
SGI
−4
NQL
+12
BRI
−30
WTI
+2
MEL
+8
MAN
−14
North Queensland CowboysBRI
+2
NEW
−12
MEL
+28
PAR
−2
GCT
+10
CAN
+8
CRO
+18
MAN
+2
SGI
−14
PAR
+14
XSYD
+14
CAN
+16
MAN
−20
NZL
+20
PEN
−10
XNEW
+10
WTI
−20
GCT
+8
PEN
+12
CBY
−8
BRI
−18
SOU
−2*
CRO
+8
NZL
−12
MAN
−34
Parramatta EelsNZL
+6
PEN
−14
SOU
−14
NQL
+2
MEL
−38
CBY
−20
GCT
+4
SGI
−30
XNQL
−14
CRO
+34
NEW
−2
SGI
0*
XMAN
−4
CAN
−13
BRI
−4
WTI
+16
PEN
−1*
CBY
−1*
MEL
−4
SOU
−50
MAN
−6
WTI
−19
SYD
−1*
GCT
+20
Penrith PanthersNEW
−34
PAR
+14
CRO
−32
BRI
−8
CAN
+26
MEL
−15
MAN
−6
NZL
−8
XBRI
+23
WTI
−2
SOU
+12
GCT
+13
XNEW
−4
NQL
+10
CBY
+14
SYD
−8
PAR
+1*
MAN
−4
NQL
−12
MEL
−20
WTI
−14
NZL
−14
CAN
+1
SGI
−20
South Sydney RabbitohsSYD
−11
CBY
−9
PAR
+14
MAN
+2
WTI
−24
SGI
−16
CBY
−12
CRO
+19
XWTI
+11
NZL
−6
PEN
−12
MEL
−10
XGCT
+23
BRI
+4
CRO
−22
MAN
−14
SYD
+1*
NZL
−32
SGI
+10
PAR
+50
CAN
+29
NQL
+2*
BRI
−12
NEW
−16
St. George Illawarra DragonsGCT
+9
CRO
−6
NZL
+13
NEW
+2
CBY
+19
SOU
+16
SYD
+14
PAR
+30
NQL
+14
CBY
+5
XWTI
+6
PAR
0*
GCT
−14
BRI
−7
MAN
+18
NEW
−4
XCRO
+30
CAN
−5
SOU
−10
WTI
−2
SYD
−8
MEL
−2
NZL
+4
PEN
+20
WTI
−9
BRI
−1*
Sydney RoostersSOU
+11
MAN
−11
CBY
−4
WTI
+18
NZL
−12
BRI
−18
SGI
−14
GCT
−11
XCRO
−14
NEW
+2
NQL
−14
NZL
+7
MEL
−17
XNEW
−8
CAN
−26
PEN
+8
SOU
−1*
WTI
−7
CBY
+4
MAN
−28
SGI
+8
CRO
+11
PAR
+1*
MEL
+32
Wests TigersCBY
−10
NZL
+8
CAN
+10
SYD
−18
SOU
+24
GCT
−6
BRI
−13
CAN
+37
XSOU
−11
PEN
+2
SGI
−6
NEW
+1*
NZL
+4
MEL
−8
CBY
−10
XPAR
−16
NQL
+20
SYD
+7
MAN
+2
SGI
+2
PEN
+14
PAR
+19
GCT
+29
CRO
+8
SGI
+9
NZL
−2
Team1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526F1F2F3GF

Bold – Home game
X – Bye
* –Golden point game
Opponent for round listed above margin

Ladder

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Pos.TeamPldWDLBPFPAPDPts
1Melbourne Storm241905252130821342
2Manly Warringah Sea Eagles(P)241806253933120840
3Brisbane Broncos241806251137213940
4Wests Tigers24150925194308934
5St. George Illawarra Dragons241419248334114233
6New Zealand Warriors2414010250439311132
7North Queensland Cowboys241401025324805232
8Newcastle Knights241201224784433528
9Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs24120122449489-4028
10South Sydney Rabbitohs24110132531562-3126
11Sydney Roosters24100142417500-8324
12Penrith Panthers2490152430517-8722
13Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks2470172428557-12918
14Parramatta Eels2461172385538-15317
15Canberra Raiders2460182423623-20016
16Gold Coast Titans2460182363629-26616

Ladder progression

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  • Numbers highlighted in green indicate that the team finished the round inside the top 8.
  • Numbers highlighted in blue indicates the team finished first on the ladder in that round.
  • Numbers highlighted in red indicates the team finished last place on the ladder in that round.
  • Underlined numbers indicate that the team had a bye during that round.
Team1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526
1Melbourne24468101012141416182022242628303234363840424242
2Manly-Warringah0244681010121416182022242426283032323436384040
3Brisbane02468101214141416161820222224262828303234363840
4Wests02446668101012121416161618182022242628303234
5St George Illawarra22468101214161820222323232525272929292929293133
6New Zealand00024468101214161616161618202224262628303032
7North Queensland2244681012121416182020222224262628303030303232
8Newcastle24444688101010121214161820202022242626262628
9Canterbury-Bankstown2466681010121212141416161818181820202224242628
10South Sydney0024444681010101012141616161818202224262626
11Sydney2224444466881010121212141414161618202224
12Penrith02224444688101214141618182020202020202222
13Cronulla-Sutherland024444446888810121416181818181818181818
14Parramatta222444668810101113131313151515151515151517
15Canberra22222222246888101214141416161616161616
16Gold Coast000224466688810101012121212121414161616


Finals series

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See also:2011 NRL season results - Finals series

To decide the grand finalists from the top eight finishing teams, the NRL adopts theMcIntyre final eight system. The 2011 finals series sees theManly Warringah Sea Eagles,Wests Tigers,St George Illawarra Dragons and theNew Zealand Warriors all return from last year. TheMelbourne Storm andBrisbane Broncos both return after last year's absence whilst theNorth Queensland Cowboys and theNewcastle Knights appear in this year's finals for the first time since 2007 and 2009, respectively.

HomeScoreAwayMatch Information
Date and Time (Local)VenueRefereesCrowd
QUALIFYING FINALS
Wests Tigers21 – 12St. George Illawarra Dragons9 September 2011, 7:45pmANZ StadiumTony Archer
Matt Cecchin
45,631
Brisbane Broncos40 – 10New Zealand Warriors10 September 2011, 6:45pmSuncorp StadiumJared Maxwell
Shayne Hayne
48,943
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles42 – 8North Queensland Cowboys10 September 2011, 8:30pmSydney Football StadiumBen Cummins
Gavin Badger
13,972
Melbourne Storm18 – 8Newcastle Knights11 September 2011, 4:00pmAAMI ParkAshley Klein
Adam Devcich
14,845
SEMI FINALS
Wests Tigers20 – 22New Zealand Warriors16 September 2011, 7:45pmSydney Football StadiumShayne Hayne
Jared Maxwell
27,109
Brisbane Broncos13 – 12St. George Illawarra Dragons17 September 2011, 6:45pmSuncorp StadiumTony Archer
Matt Cecchin
48,474
PRELIMINARY FINALS
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles26 – 14Brisbane Broncos23 September 2011, 7:45pmSydney Football StadiumShayne Hayne
Jared Maxwell
31,894
Melbourne Storm12 – 20New Zealand Warriors24 September 2011, 7:45pmAAMI ParkTony Archer
Matt Cecchin
28,580

† - Match decided ingolden point extra time

Finals chart

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Qualifying finalsSemifinalsPreliminary finalsFinal
1Melbourne18
8Newcastle81WMelbourne12
4WWests20New Zealand20
2Manly422LNew Zealand22
Manly24
7North Queensland8
New Zealand10
3Brisbane402WManly26
6New Zealand103WBrisbane13Brisbane14
1LSt. George Illawarra12
4Wests21
5St. George Illawarra12

Grand Final

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Main article:2011 NRL Grand Final
Sunday, 2 October
5:00pm (AEDT)
Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles24 – 10New Zealand Warriors
Tries:
Brett Stewart (30')1
Daly Cherry-Evans (40')1
Glenn Stewart (57')1
Jamie Lyon (79')1
Goals:
Jamie Lyon3/3
(32', 40', 58')
Michael Robertson1/1
(80')
1st: 12 - 2
2nd: 12 - 8
report
Tries:
Manu Vatuvei (62')1
Elijah Taylor (68')1
Goals:
James Maloney1/3
(28' pen)

Club and player records

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The following statistics are correct as of the conclusion of Round 26.

Top 5-point scorers

PointsPlayerTriesGoalsField Goals
195Chris Sandow6827
186Benji Marshall11702
180James Maloney8732
164Luke Burt10620
158Johnathan Thurston10590

Top 5 try scorers

TriesPlayer
23Ben Barba
23Nathan Merritt
21Ashley Graham
19Akuila Uate
16David Mead

Top 5 goal scorers

GoalsPlayer
82Chris Sandow
73James Maloney
73Cameron Smith
70Benji Marshall
65Corey Parker

Most points in a match by an individual

PointsPlayerTriesGoalsFGOpponentScoreVenueRound
20Luke Burt26/70Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks40–6Sydney Football StadiumRound 11
20Nathan Merritt500Parramatta Eels56–6ANZ StadiumRound 22
20Chris Sandow18/100Parramatta Eels56–6ANZ StadiumRound 22
20Johnathan Thurston26/70Parramatta Eels40–26Dairy Farmers StadiumRound 10

Most tries in a match by an individual

TriesPlayerOpponentScoreVenueRound
5Nathan MerrittParramatta Eels56–6ANZ StadiumRound 22
4Ben BarbaCanberra Raiders36–22ANZ StadiumRound 26
4Akuila UateSouth Sydney Rabbitohs40–24Ausgrid StadiumRound 26

Paul Gallen ran 3,670 metres with the ball in 2011, more than any other player in the competition.[4]

Attendances

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The regular season attendances for the 2011 season aggregated to a total of 3,123,055 (average 16,267), becoming the second highest attended NRL season (after 2010).


The highest twenty regular season match attendances:

CrowdVenueHome TeamOpponentRound
50,859Suncorp StadiumBrisbane BroncosManly Warringah Sea EaglesRound 26
45,119Suncorp StadiumBrisbane BroncosNorth Queensland CowboysRound 1
40,094Suncorp StadiumBrisbane BroncosSouth Sydney RabbitohsRound 25
38,412Eden ParkNew Zealand WarriorsParramatta EelsRound 1
37,173Suncorp StadiumBrisbane BroncosNew Zealand WarriorsRound 22
34,976Sydney Football StadiumSydney RoostersSt George Illawarra DragonsRound 7
34,322ANZ StadiumCanterbury-Bankstown BulldogsSt George Illawarra DragonsRound 10
34,185Suncorp StadiumBrisbane BroncosSt George Illawarra DragonsRound 15
34,175Suncorp StadiumBrisbane BroncosMelbourne StormRound 9
32,283Suncorp Stadium
(Double Header)
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Brisbane Broncos
Gold Coast Titans
Round 12
31,122Sydney Cricket GroundSt George Illawarra DragonsCanterbury-Bankstown BulldogsRound 5
31,035Suncorp StadiumBrisbane BroncosGold Coast TitansRound 19
30,729Ausgrid StadiumNewcastle KnightsSouth Sydney RabbitohsRound 26
30,687ANZ StadiumParramatta EelsCanterbury-Bankstown BulldogsRound 6
30,127Suncorp StadiumBrisbane BroncosWests TigersRound 17
30,538Suncorp StadiumBrisbane BroncosCanterbury-Bankstown BulldogsRound 8
28,703Sydney Football StadiumSydney RoostersSouth Sydney RabbitohsRound 1
27,687Sydney Football StadiumWests TigersSt George Illawarra DragonsRound 22
26,737ANZ StadiumCanterbury-Bankstown BulldogsWests TigersRound 1
26,463Dairy Farmers StadiumNorth Queensland CowboysBrisbane BroncosRound 23
25,623Suncorp StadiumBrisbane BroncosPenrith PanthersRound 4

2011 Transfers

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Players

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Player2010 Club2011 Club
Israel FolauBrisbane BroncosGreater Western Sydney Giants (Australian rules football)
Lagi SetuBrisbane BroncosHiatus
Ashton SimsBrisbane BroncosNorth Queensland Cowboys
Antonio WintersteinBrisbane BroncosNorth Queensland Cowboys
Scott LoganCanberra RaidersRetirement
Adam MoggCanberra RaidersRetirement
Joel MonaghanCanberra RaidersSuper League:Warrington Wolves
Troy ThompsonCanberra RaidersMelbourne Storm
Yileen GordonCanterbury-Bankstown BulldogsPenrith Panthers
Ben HannantCanterbury-Bankstown BulldogsBrisbane Broncos
Jarrad HickeyCanterbury-Bankstown BulldogsSuper League:Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
Brett KimmorleyCanterbury-Bankstown BulldogsRetirement
Luke PattenCanterbury-Bankstown BulldogsSuper League:Salford City Reds
Trent BarrettCronulla-Sutherland SharksRetirement
Luke CovellCronulla-Sutherland SharksRetirement
Adam CuthbertsonCronulla-Sutherland SharksSt. George Illawarra Dragons
Blake FergusonCronulla-Sutherland SharksCanberra Raiders
Grant MillingtonCronulla-Sutherland SharksCanterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Jordan AtkinsGold Coast TitansParramatta Eels
Aaron CanningsGold Coast TitansTweed Heads Seagulls (Intrust Super Cup)
Josh GrahamGold Coast TitansRetirement
Chris BaileyManly Warringah Sea EaglesSuper League:Harlequins RL
Matthew CrossManly Warringah Sea EaglesRetirement
Ben FarrarManly Warringah Sea EaglesSuper League:Catalans Dragons
Trent HodkinsonManly Warringah Sea EaglesCanterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Josh PerryManly Warringah Sea EaglesSuper League:St. Helens
Brett FinchMelbourne StormSuper League:Wigan Warriors
Ryan HoffmanMelbourne StormSuper League:Wigan Warriors
Greg InglisMelbourne StormSouth Sydney Rabbitohs
Jeff LimaMelbourne StormSuper League:Wigan Warriors
Aiden TolmanMelbourne StormCanterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Brett WhiteMelbourne StormCanberra Raiders
Ben CrossNewcastle KnightsSuper League:Leeds Rhinos
Scott DureauNewcastle KnightsSuper League:Catalans Dragons
Steve SimpsonNewcastle KnightsRetirement
Cooper VunaNewcastle KnightsMelbourne Rebels (Super Rugby)
Patrick Ah VanNew Zealand WarriorsSuper League:Bradford Bulls
Ian HendersonNew Zealand WarriorsSuper League:Catalans Dragons
Jesse RoyalNew Zealand WarriorsRetirement
Brent TateNew Zealand WarriorsNorth Queensland Cowboys
Ben HarrisNorth Queensland CowboysRetirement
Manase ManuokafoaNorth Queensland CowboysParramatta Eels
Willie MasonNorth Queensland CowboysSuper League:Hull Kingston Rovers
Luke O'DonnellNorth Queensland CowboysSuper League:Huddersfield Giants
Steve RapiraNorth Queensland CowboysNew Zealand Warriors
Grant RovelliNorth Queensland CowboysMackay Cutters (Intrust Super Cup)
Steve SouthernNorth Queensland CowboysNewcastle Knights
Anthony WattsNorth Queensland CowboysN/A
Carl WebbNorth Queensland CowboysParramatta Eels
John WilliamsNorth Queensland CowboysCronulla-Sutherland Sharks
Ty WilliamsNorth Queensland CowboysRetirement
Nathan CaylessParramatta EelsRetirement
Eric Grothe Jr.Parramatta EelsRetirement
Krisnan InuParramatta EelsNew Zealand Warriors
Kris KeatingParramatta EelsCanterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Feleti MateoParramatta EelsNew Zealand Warriors
Timana TahuParramatta EelsPenrith Panthers
Maurice BlairPenrith PanthersMelbourne Storm
Gavin CooperPenrith PanthersNorth Queensland Cowboys
Shane ElfordPenrith PanthersRetirement
Wade GrahamPenrith PanthersCronulla-Sutherland Sharks
Frank PritchardPenrith PanthersCanterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Frank PuletuaPenrith PanthersRetirement
Colin BestSouth Sydney RabbitohsCronulla-Sutherland Sharks
Luke CapewellSouth Sydney RabbitohsGold Coast Titans
Beau ChampionSouth Sydney RabbitohsMelbourne Storm
Garret CrossmanSouth Sydney RabbitohsRetirement
Jaiman LoweSouth Sydney RabbitohsMelbourne Storm
Jamie SimpsonSouth Sydney RabbitohsSuper League:Huddersfield Giants
Craig StapletonSouth Sydney RabbitohsRetirement
Neville CostiganSt. George Illawarra DragonsNewcastle Knights
Luke PriddisSt. George Illawarra DragonsRetirement
Jarrod SaffySt. George Illawarra DragonsMelbourne Rebels (Super Rugby)
Jeremy SmithSt. George Illawarra DragonsCronulla-Sutherland Sharks
James AubussonSydney RoostersRetirement
Ben JonesSydney RoostersNorth Queensland Cowboys
Nick KouparitsasSydney RoostersSuper League:Harlequins RL
Lopini PaeaSydney RoostersSuper League:Catalans Dragons
Jason CaylessWests TigersRetirement
Daniel FitzhenryWests TigersRetirement
John SkandalisWests TigersRetirement
Glenn HallSuper League:Bradford BullsNorth Queensland Cowboys
Matt OrfordSuper League:Bradford BullsCanberra Raiders
Dane CarlawSuper League:Catalans DragonsBrisbane Broncos
Dallas JohnsonSuper League:Catalans DragonsNorth Queensland Cowboys
Casey McGuireSuper League:Catalans DragonsParramatta Eels
Chris WalkerSuper League:Catalans DragonsParramatta Eels
Paul WhatuiraSuper League:Huddersfield GiantsParramatta Eels
Shaun BerriganSuper League:Hull F.C.New Zealand Warriors
Greg EastwoodSuper League:Leeds RhinosCanterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Shane TroncSuper League:Wakefield Trinity WildcatsBrisbane Broncos
Chris HicksSuper League:Warrington WolvesParramatta Eels
Mark RiddellSuper League:Wigan WarriorsSydney Roosters
Chris HoustonN/ANewcastle Knights
Reni MaituaN/AParramatta Eels
Reece SimmondsN/ASt. George Illawarra Dragons
Matt UtaiN/AWests Tigers
Dayne WestonN/APenrith Panthers
Adam WoolnoughN/AMelbourne Storm

See also

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References

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  1. ^2011 Telstra Premiership Draw – NRL.com
  2. ^Paul, Crawley (15 March 2011)."Record-breaking week for NRL".The Daily Telegraph. Australia: Herald and Weekly Times. Retrieved15 March 2011.
  3. ^Name: (will appear on website) (4 March 2011)."ANZAC test moves to Skilled Park Titans | goldcoast.com.au | Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia". goldcoast.com.au. Retrieved4 September 2013.
  4. ^Proszenko, Adrian (6 May 2012)."Gallen set to smash record".The Sydney Morning Herald. Retrieved7 May 2012.

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