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2016 NRL season

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109th season of professional rugby league in Australia
Rugby league season
2016 National Rugby League
DurationMarch 3 – October 2, 2016
Teams16
PremiersCronulla-Sutherland Sharks (1st title)
Minor premiersMelbourne Storm (2nd title)
Matches played201
Points scored8388
Average attendance16,063
Attendance3,228,623
Top points scorerJarrod Croker (296)
Wooden spoonNewcastle Knights (3rd spoon)
Dally M MedalCooper Cronk &
Jason Taumalolo
Top try-scorerSuliasi Vunivalu (22)
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The2016 NRL season was the 109th season of professionalrugby league in Australia and the 19th season run by theNational Rugby League. The season started inNew Zealand with the annualAuckland Nines, and was followed by theAll Stars Match, which was played atSuncorp Stadium in Brisbane,[1] and theWorld Club Series. The season concluded on October 2 with theCronulla-Sutherland Sharks winning their first ever premiership after 50 seasons, having entered the competition in 1967.[2] The season was also noteworthy as it was the first time that all three Queensland based teams made the finals.

Teams

[edit]

The lineup of teams remained unchanged for the 10th consecutive year. The NRL's salary cap for the clubs' top 25 players was $A6.3M for 2016.[3]

ColoursClubSeason[citation needed]Home ground(s)Head coachCaptain(s)[citation needed]
Brisbane Broncos29th seasonSuncorp StadiumWayne BennettCorey Parker[4]
Canberra Raiders35th seasonGIO Stadium CanberraRicky StuartJarrod Croker
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs82nd seasonANZ Stadium &Belmore Sports GroundDes HaslerJames Graham
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks50th seasonSouthern Cross Group StadiumShane FlanaganPaul Gallen
Gold Coast Titans10th seasonCbus Super StadiumNeil HenryNathan Friend &William Zillman[5]
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles67th seasonBrookvale OvalTrent BarrettJamie Lyon
Melbourne Storm19th seasonAAMI ParkCraig BellamyCameron Smith
Newcastle Knights29th seasonHunter StadiumNathan BrownJeremy Smith,Trent Hodkinson &Tariq Sims[6]
New Zealand Warriors22nd seasonMt. Smart StadiumAndrew McFaddenRyan Hoffman[7]
North Queensland Cowboys22nd season1300SMILES StadiumPaul GreenJohnathan Thurston &Matt Scott
Parramatta Eels70th seasonPirtek Stadium &ANZ StadiumBrad ArthurTim Mannah &Kieran Foran[8]
Penrith Panthers50th seasonPepper StadiumAnthony GriffinMatt Moylan[9]
South Sydney Rabbitohs107th seasonANZ StadiumMichael MaguireGreg Inglis
St. George Illawarra Dragons18th seasonUOW Jubilee Oval &WIN StadiumPaul McGregorBen Creagh &Gareth Widdop[10]
Sydney Roosters109th seasonAllianz StadiumTrent RobinsonJake Friend[11]
Wests Tigers16th seasonCampbelltown Stadium &Leichhardt Oval &ANZ StadiumJason TaylorAaron Woods[12]

Pre-season

[edit]

The 2016 pre-season featured the third edition of theAuckland Nines competition, held over a weekend at Auckland'sEden Park in which theParramatta Eels defeated theNew Zealand Warriors in the final. TheAll Stars match was held on February 13 atSuncorp Stadium in Brisbane. The2016 World Club Series took place in England with theNRL premiersNorth Queensland Cowboys defeating theSuper League championsLeeds Rhinos in theWorld Club Challenge match.

Parramatta Eels salary cap breach

[edit]
Main article:Parramatta Eels salary cap breach

TheParramatta Eels were faced with starting the season on -4 points due to salary cap indiscretions in 2015, however the NRL was satisfied with governance changes at the Eels and no points were deducted.[13]

However, on 3 May 2016, after further salary cap breaches were exposed by the NRL, CEO Todd Greenberg announced the preliminary penalties of the club being fined $1 million, deducted twelve competition points, stripped of its2016 Auckland Nines title[14] and they were barred from receiving any further competition points until they fell under the salary cap, which they were reported to have exceeded by $570,000. Five officials (chairmanSteve Sharp, deputy chairman Tom Issa, director Peter Serrao, chief executive John Boulous and football managerDaniel Anderson) were also suspended indefinitely. On 12 May the NRL reported that Parramatta had fallen back under the salary cap for 2016 and were able to play for competition points again for their next scheduled game.[15]

On 9 July, after over 2 months of club officials contesting the preliminary penalties, Parramatta were handed their punishment with the addition of their for/against points tally accumulated from rounds 1-9 being deducted.[16]

Regular season

[edit]
See also:2016 NRL season results
Team1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526F1F2F3GF
Brisbane BroncosPAR
13
NZL
15
PEN
1
NQL
1*
GCT
8
SGI
26
NEW
53
SOU
22
CRO
2
MAN
24
NQL
1
WTI
1
NZL
18
CAN
8
XCBY
26
MEL
42
XSOU
20
PEN
19
SYD
16
SGI
4
PAR
22
CBY
10
MEL
10
SYD
10
GCT
16
NQL
6*
Canberra RaidersPEN
8
SYD
1
NEW
0*
GCT
4
CBY
14
PAR
30
CRO
24
WTI
54
PEN
1
SGI
4*
NZL
26
CBY
12
MAN
12
BRI
8
XGCT
8
NEW
4*
NQL
14
XNZL
4*
SOU
50
CRO
16
MEL
14
PAR
10
MAN
14
WTI
42
CRO
2
PEN
10
MEL
2
Canterbury-Bankstown BulldogsMAN
22
PEN
2
PAR
14
SOU
30
CAN
14
MEL
6
NZL
4
GCT
1*
PAR
8
WTI
32
SYD
12
CAN
12
CRO
2
SGI
18
XBRI
26
SYD
4
WTI
10
XNQL
36
SGI
3
NEW
14
MAN
4*
BRI
10
NQL
8
SOU
18
PEN
16
Cronulla-Sutherland SharksNQL
6
SGI
28
MAN
10
MEL
8
WTI
8
GCT
5
CAN
24
PEN
2
BRI
2
NEW
62
MAN
8
XCBY
2
NQL
3
XNZL
1*
PAR
10
PEN
16
SYD
12
NEW
32
GCT
0*
CAN
16
SGI
14
SOU
6
SYD
25
MEL
20
CAN
2
XNQL
12
MEL
2
Gold Coast TitansNEW
18
MEL
18
WTI
12
CAN
4
BRI
8
CRO
5
SGI
5
CBY
1*
MEL
38
SYD
20
PEN
4
XSOU
1*
PAR
10
MAN
20
CAN
8
NZL
9
XSGI
20
PAR
20
CRO
0*
NZL
10
WTI
1
NEW
20
PEN
1
NQL
16
BRI
16
Manly Warringah Sea EaglesCBY
22
WTI
14
CRO
10
SYD
2
SOU
4
NZL
16
PAR
12
NEW
16
NQL
16
BRI
24
CRO
8
XCAN
12
PEN
7
GCT
20
NQL
4
SGI
30
XNZL
1*
SOU
8
NEW
20
PAR
1
CBY
4*
MEL
20
CAN
14
PEN
30
Melbourne StormSGI
2
GCT
18
NZL
7
CRO
8
NEW
4
CBY
6
WTI
1*
NZL
42
GCT
38
NQL
1
PAR
12
XPEN
18
SYD
46
SGI
10
WTI
9
BRI
42
XNEW
4
SYD
16
NQL
8
SOU
1*
CAN
14
MAN
20
BRI
10
CRO
20
NQL
6
XCAN
2
CRO
2
Newcastle KnightsGCT
18
SOU
42
CAN
0*
NZL
22
MEL
4
WTI
2
BRI
53
MAN
16
SYD
38
CRO
62
WTI
8
PAR
2
NQL
30
NZL
36
XSGI
12
CAN
4*
XMEL
4
CRO
32
MAN
20
CBY
14
PEN
36
GCT
20
SOU
22
SGI
2
New Zealand WarriorsWTI
8
BRI
15
MEL
7
NEW
22
SYD
4*
MAN
16
CBY
4
MEL
42
SGI
16
PEN
12
CAN
26
XBRI
18
NEW
36
SYD
2
CRO
1*
GCT
9
XMAN
1*
CAN
4*
PEN
4*
GCT
10
SOU
19
NQL
28
WTI
12
PAR
22
North Queensland CowboysCRO
6
PAR
4
SYD
40
BRI
1*
SGI
36
PEN
5
SOU
26
PAR
16
MAN
16
MEL
1
BRI
1
SGI
4
NEW
30
CRO
3
XMAN
4
SOU
20
CAN
14
XCBY
36
MEL
8
WTI
12
SYD
12
NZL
28
CBY
8
GCT
16
MEL
6
BRI
6*
CRO
12
Parramatta EelsBRI
13
NQL
4
CBY
14
WTI
8
PEN
2
CAN
30
MAN
12
NQL
16
CBY
8
SOU
2
MEL
12
NEW
2
XGCT
10
SOU
18
XCRO
10
SYD
4
PEN
4
GCT
20
WTI
15
MAN
1
BRI
22
CAN
10
SGI
12
NZL
22
Penrith PanthersCAN
8
CBY
2
BRI
1
SGI
2
PAR
2
NQL
5
SYD
4
CRO
2
CAN
1
NZL
12
GCT
4
XMEL
18
MAN
7
XSOU
2
WTI
8
CRO
16
PAR
4
BRI
19
NZL
4*
SYD
20
NEW
36
WTI
30
GCT
1
MAN
30
CBY
16
CAN
10
South Sydney RabbitohsSYD
32
NEW
42
SGI
2
CBY
30
MAN
4
SYD
7
NQL
26
BRI
22
WTI
8
PAR
2
SGI
10
XGCT
1*
WTI
16
PAR
18
PEN
2
NQL
20
XBRI
20
MAN
8
CAN
50
MEL
1*
NZL
19
CRO
6
NEW
22
CBY
18
St. George Illawarra DragonsMEL
2
CRO
28
SOU
2
PEN
2
NQL
36
BRI
26
GCT
5
SYD
2
NZL
16
CAN
4*
SOU
10
NQL
4
XCBY
18
MEL
10
NEW
12
MAN
30
XGCT
20
WTI
13
CBY
3
BRI
4
CRO
14
SYD
36
PAR
12
NEW
2
Sydney RoostersSOU
32
CAN
1
NQL
40
MAN
2
NZL
4*
SOU
7
PEN
4
SGI
2
NEW
38
GCT
20
CBY
12
XWTI
14
MEL
46
NZL
2
XCBY
4
PAR
4
CRO
12
MEL
16
BRI
16
PEN
20
NQL
12
SGI
36
CRO
25
BRI
10
Wests TigersNZL
8
MAN
14
GCT
12
PAR
8
CRO
8
NEW
2
MEL
1*
CAN
54
SOU
8
CBY
32
NEW
8
BRI
1
SYD
14
SOU
16
XMEL
9
PEN
8
CBY
10
XSGI
13
PAR
15
NQL
12
GCT
1
PEN
30
NZL
12
CAN
42
Team1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526F1F2F3GF

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

Ladder

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PosTeamPldWDLBPFPAPDPts
1Melbourne Storm2419052563302+26142
2Canberra Raiders2417162688456+23239
3Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks(P)2417162580404+17639
4North Queensland Cowboys2415092584355+22934
5Brisbane Broncos2415092554434+12034
6Penrith Panthers24140102563463+10032
7Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs24140102506448+5832
8Gold Coast Titans24111122508497+1127
9Wests Tigers24110132499607−10826
10New Zealand Warriors24100142513601−8824
11St. George Illawarra Dragons24100142341538−19724
12South Sydney Rabbitohs2490152473549−7622
13Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles2480162454563−10920
14Parramatta Eels24130112298324−26181
15Sydney Roosters2460182443576−13316
16Newcastle Knights2411222305800−4957

1Parramatta were deducted 12 competition points and their for/against tally accumulated between rounds 1-9 forgross long-term salary cap breaches.

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
1Melbourne2466881012141618202224242628303234363838404042
2Canberra245577799911131515171921232527293133353739
3Cronulla-Sutherland (P)0224681012141618202224262830323436373737373939
4North Queensland2244681012141416161818202224242628282828303234
5Brisbane24468101214141616161618202020222424242628303234
6Penrith0022446681010121214161818182022222426283032
7Canterbury-Bankstown244668810101214141416182022242626283032323232
8Gold Coast224666666810121414161616182022232325272727
9Wests24444444668101012141416161820222424242626
10New Zealand00024466888101214161618202020222424242424
11St. George Illawarra0024446881010121414161818202020202022222224
12South Sydney244466666810121212121212141414141416182022
13Manly-Warringah00244668888101010101012141618202020202020
14Parramatta*0246681010120024681010121212121414141618
15Sydney0000022244468881010101010121214161616
16Newcastle00111333333333555777777777

Finals series

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See also:2016 NRL season results - Finals series

A new format of extra time was introduced for the finals series where two additional 5-minute periods are played and if the scores are still tied afterwards, the next team to score wins.

The 2016 Finals series is notable as the first time three Queensland teams have all made the finals in one season.

Canberra also broke a long preliminary final drought reaching their first grand final qualifier in 19 years.[17]

HomeScoreAwayMatch Information
Date and Time (Local)VenueRefereesCrowd
QUALIFYING & ELIMINATION FINALS
Brisbane Broncos44 – 28Gold Coast Titans9 September 2016, 8:00 pmSuncorp StadiumGerard Sutton
Gavin Badger
43,170
Canberra Raiders14 – 16Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks10 September 2016, 5:45 pmGIO Stadium CanberraMatt Cecchin
Alan Shortall
25,592
Melbourne Storm16 – 10North Queensland Cowboys10 September 2016, 8:00 pmAAMI ParkBen Cummins
Grant Atkins
21,233
Penrith Panthers28 – 12Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs11 September 2016, 4:15 pmAllianz StadiumJared Maxwell
Chris James
22,631
SEMI FINALS
North Queensland Cowboys26 – 20Brisbane Broncos16 September 2016, 8:05 pm1300SMILES StadiumMatt Cecchin
Alan Shortall
23,804
Canberra Raiders22 – 12Penrith Panthers17 September 2016, 7:50 pmGIO Stadium CanberraBen Cummins
Gerard Sutton
21,498
PRELIMINARY FINALS
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks32 – 20North Queensland Cowboys23 September 2016, 8:05 pmAllianz StadiumBen Cummins
Gerard Sutton
36,717
Melbourne Storm14 – 12Canberra Raiders24 September 2016, 7:55 pmAAMI ParkMatt Cecchin
Alan Shortall
28,161

† Match decided in extra time.

Chart

[edit]
Qualifying and elimination finalsSemi-finalsPreliminary finalsGrand final
10 Sept,AAMI Park
1Melbourne16
4North Queensland1016 Sept,1300SMILES Stadium
North Queensland26
9 Sept,Suncorp StadiumBrisbane2024 Sept,AAMI Park
5Brisbane44Melbourne14
8Gold Coast28Canberra122 Oct,ANZ Stadium
Melbourne12
11 Sept,Allianz Stadium23 Sept,Allianz StadiumCronulla-Sutherland14
6Penrith28Cronulla-Sutherland32
7Canterbury-Bankstown1217 Sept,GIO Stadium CanberraNorth Queensland20
Canberra22
10 Sept,GIO Stadium CanberraPenrith12
2Canberra14
3Cronulla-Sutherland16

Grand final

[edit]
Main article:2016 NRL Grand Final
Sunday, 2 October
7:35pm AEDT
Melbourne Storm12 – 14Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
Tries:
Jesse Bromwich (50')1
Will Chambers (64')1
Goals:
Cameron Smith2/2
(51', 65')
1st: 0 - 8
2nd: 12 - 6
Tries:
Ben Barba (15')1
Andrew Fifita (69')1
Goals:
James Maloney3/3
(8' pen, 16', 71')
ANZ Stadium
Attendance: 83,625
Clive Churchill Medalist:Luke Lewis
Referee:Matt Cecchin, Ben Cummins

Regular season player statistics

[edit]

The following statistics are at the conclusion of Round 26.

Top 5 point scorers

PointsPlayerTriesGoalsField Goals
276Jarrod Croker171040
185Johnathan Thurston2881
185James Maloney5813
176Cameron Smith2832
162Michael Gordon5710

Top 5 try scorers

TriesPlayer
22Suliasi Vunivalu
20Jordan Rapana
19Bevan French
19Valentine Holmes
17Jarrod Croker

Top 5 goal scorers

GoalsPlayer
104Jarrod Croker
88Johnathan Thurston
83Cameron Smith
81James Maloney
71Michael Gordon

Top 5 tacklers

TacklesPlayer
1,279Jake Friend
1,042Simon Mannering
1,022Mitch Rein
960Cameron Smith
941Elliott Whitehead

Transfers

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Players

[edit]
Player2015 Club2016 Club
Dale CopleyBrisbane BroncosSydney Roosters
Mitchell DoddsBrisbane BroncosSuper League:Warrington Wolves
Justin HodgesBrisbane BroncosRetirement
David StaggBrisbane BroncosRetirement
Daniel VidotBrisbane BroncosSuper League:Salford Red Devils
Joel EdwardsCanberra RaidersWests Tigers
Josh McCroneCanberra RaidersSt. George Illawarra Dragons
Frank-Paul Nu'uausalaCanberra RaidersSuper League:Wigan Warriors
David ShillingtonCanberra RaidersGold Coast Titans
Dane TilseCanberra RaidersSuper League:Hull Kingston Rovers
Sisa WaqaCanberra RaidersFC Grenoble (French rugby union)
Trent HodkinsonCanterbury-Bankstown BulldogsNewcastle Knights
Antonio KaufusiCanterbury-Bankstown BulldogsRetirement
Tim LafaiCanterbury-Bankstown BulldogsSt. George Illawarra Dragons
Frank PritchardCanterbury-Bankstown BulldogsSuper League:Hull F.C.
Corey ThompsonCanterbury-Bankstown BulldogsSuper League:Widnes Vikings
Tinirau AronaCronulla-Sutherland SharksSuper League:Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
Blake AyshfordCronulla-Sutherland SharksNew Zealand Warriors
Michael GordonCronulla-Sutherland SharksParramatta Eels
Jeff RobsonCronulla-Sutherland SharksNew Zealand Warriors
Anthony TupouCronulla-Sutherland SharksSuper League:Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
Kalifa Faifai LoaGold Coast TitansSt. George Illawarra Dragons
Beau FalloonGold Coast TitansSuper League:Leeds Rhinos
Kevin GordonGold Coast TitansRetirement
Nate MylesGold Coast TitansManly Warringah Sea Eagles
Ben RidgeGold Coast TitansRetirement
James RobertsGold Coast TitansBrisbane Broncos
Aidan SezerGold Coast TitansCanberra Raiders
Dave TaylorGold Coast TitansSuper League:Catalans Dragons
Brad TigheGold Coast TitansRetirement
Matthew WhiteGold Coast TitansMelbourne Storm
Matt BallinManly Warringah Sea EaglesWests Tigers
Cheyse BlairManly Warringah Sea EaglesMelbourne Storm
Luke BurgessManly Warringah Sea EaglesSuper League:Salford Red Devils
Kieran ForanManly Warringah Sea EaglesParramatta Eels
James HassonManly Warringah Sea EaglesN/A
Peta HikuManly Warringah Sea EaglesPenrith Panthers
Justin HoroManly Warringah Sea EaglesSuper League:Catalans Dragons
Dunamis LuiManly Warringah Sea EaglesSt. George Illawarra Dragons
Willie MasonManly Warringah Sea EaglesSuper League:Catalans Dragons
Feleti MateoManly Warringah Sea EaglesSuper League:Salford Red Devils
Jesse Sene-LefaoManly Warringah Sea EaglesCronulla-Sutherland Sharks
David WilliamsManly Warringah Sea EaglesRetirement
Matt DuffieMelbourne StormAuckland Blues (Super Rugby)
Mahe FonuaMelbourne StormSuper League:Hull F.C.
Ryan HinchcliffeMelbourne StormSuper League:Huddersfield Giants
Tom Learoyd-LahrsMelbourne StormRetirement
Kurt MannMelbourne StormSt. George Illawarra Dragons
Dayne WestonMelbourne StormLeigh Centurions
Adam ClydsdaleNewcastle KnightsCanberra Raiders
David Fa'alogoNewcastle KnightsRetirement
Kurt GidleyNewcastle KnightsSuper League:Warrington Wolves
Chris HoustonNewcastle KnightsSuper League:Widnes Vikings
Joseph LeiluaNewcastle KnightsCanberra Raiders
James McManusNewcastle KnightsRetirement
Clint NewtonNewcastle KnightsRetirement
Tyrone RobertsNewcastle KnightsGold Coast Titans
Beau ScottNewcastle KnightsParramatta Eels
Nathan FriendNew Zealand WarriorsGold Coast Titans
Konrad HurrellNew Zealand WarriorsGold Coast Titans
Sebastine IkahihifoNew Zealand WarriorsSuper League:Huddersfield Giants
Dominique PeyrouxNew Zealand WarriorsSuper League:St. Helens
Sam RapiraNew Zealand WarriorsSuper League:Huddersfield Giants
Sam TomkinsNew Zealand WarriorsSuper League:Wigan Warriors
Chad TownsendNew Zealand WarriorsCronulla-Sutherland Sharks
Glenn HallNorth Queensland CowboysRetirement
Robert LuiNorth Queensland CowboysSuper League:Salford Red Devils
Matthew WrightNorth Queensland CowboysManly Warringah Sea Eagles
Beau ChampionParramatta EelsRetirement
Richie FaʻaosoParramatta EelsRetirement
Will HopoateParramatta EelsCanterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Darcy LussickParramatta EelsManly Warringah Sea Eagles
Ryan MorganParramatta EelsMelbourne Storm
Pauli PauliParramatta EelsNewcastle Knights
Joseph PauloParramatta EelsCronulla-Sutherland Sharks
Reece RobinsonParramatta EelsNew South Wales Waratahs (Super Rugby)
Chris SandowParramatta EelsSuper League:Warrington Wolves
Anthony WatmoughParramatta EelsRetirement
Lewis BrownPenrith PanthersManly Warringah Sea Eagles
Jamal IdrisPenrith PanthersHiatus
Brent KitePenrith PanthersRetirement
Apisai KoroisauPenrith PanthersManly Warringah Sea Eagles
Sika ManuPenrith PanthersSuper League:Hull F.C.
Nigel PlumPenrith PanthersRetirement
James SegeyaroPenrith PanthersSuper League:Leeds Rhinos
David SimmonsPenrith PanthersRetirement
Elijah TaylorPenrith PanthersWests Tigers
Tim GrantSouth Sydney RabbitohsWests Tigers
Ben LoweSouth Sydney RabbitohsRetirement
Issac LukeSouth Sydney RabbitohsNew Zealand Warriors
Chris McQueenSouth Sydney RabbitohsGold Coast Titans
Daryl MillardSouth Sydney RabbitohsRetirement
Joel ReddySouth Sydney RabbitohsRetirement
Glenn StewartSouth Sydney RabbitohsSuper League:Catalans Dragons
Dylan WalkerSouth Sydney RabbitohsManly Warringah Sea Eagles
Dylan FarrellSt. George Illawarra DragonsRetirement
Mark IoaneSt. George Illawarra DragonsLondon Broncos
Heath L'EstrangeSt. George Illawarra DragonsRetirement
Peter Mata'utiaSt. George Illawarra DragonsNewcastle Knights
Trent MerrinSt. George Illawarra DragonsPenrith Panthers
George RoseSt. George Illawarra DragonsRetirement
Michael JenningsSydney RoostersParramatta Eels
James MaloneySydney RoostersCronulla-Sutherland Sharks
Willie ManuSydney RoostersRetirement
Suaia MatagiSydney RoostersPenrith Panthers
Matt McIlwrickSydney RoostersCronulla-Sutherland Sharks
Roger Tuivasa-SheckSydney RoostersNew Zealand Warriors
Jack BuchananWests TigersSuper League:Widnes Vikings
Josh DrinkwaterWests TigersLeigh Centurions
Keith GallowayWests TigersSuper League:Leeds Rhinos
Pat RichardsWests TigersSuper League:Catalans Dragons
Martin TaupauWests TigersManly Warringah Sea Eagles
Ian HendersonSuper League:Catalans DragonsSydney Roosters
Jeff LimaSuper League:Catalans DragonsCanberra Raiders
Michael OldfieldSuper League:Catalans DragonsSouth Sydney Rabbitohs
Zeb TaiaSuper League:Catalans DragonsGold Coast Titans
Elliott WhiteheadSuper League:Catalans DragonsCanberra Raiders
Mickey PaeaSuper League:Hull F.C.Newcastle Knights
Jordan RankinSuper League:Hull F.C.Wests Tigers
Tyrone McCarthySuper League:Hull Kingston RoversSt. George Illawarra Dragons
Adam QuinlanSuper League:St. HelensSt. George Illawarra Dragons
Pita GodinetSuper League:Wakefield Trinity WildcatsManly Warringah Sea Eagles
Joe BurgessSuper League:Wigan WarriorsSydney Roosters
Dane NielsenBradford BullsSouth Sydney Rabbitohs
Sam BurgessBath (English rugby union)South Sydney Rabbitohs
Russell PackerImprisonmentSt. George Illawarra Dragons

Source:[18]

Coaches

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Coach2015 Club2016 Club
Trent BarrettCountryManly-Warringah Sea Eagles
Mal MeningaQueenslandAustralia
Nathan BrownN/ANewcastle Knights
Anthony GriffinN/APenrith Panthers
Kevin WaltersN/AQueensland

Attendances

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Total and average home attendances:[19]

TeamGamesTotalAverage
Brisbane12404,30633,692
Melbourne12216,94418,079
North Queensland12200,58216,715
Wests Tigers12184,67415,390
Canterbury12182,41915,202
Cronulla12174,94114,578
Newcastle12173,48414,457
Manly12173,17114,431
Souths12171,97314,331
New Zealand12171,62014,302
Parramatta12167,14413,929
Gold Coast Titans12165,67113,806
St George Illawarra12163,58813,632
Penrith12153,82012,818
Canberra12146,19512,183
Sydney Roosters12122,82010,235

References

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  1. ^"All Stars moves to Brisbane in 2016".National Rugby League. NRL Media. 14 February 2015. Retrieved5 October 2015.
  2. ^Kennedy, Chris (2 October 2016)."Sharks win first-ever NRL premiership".NRL.com.
  3. ^Phil Gould (12 July 2014)."NRL's ludicrous and unfair second-tier salary cap holding back young players".The Sydney Morning Herald.Fairfax Media. Retrieved14 July 2014.
  4. ^"Corey's Message To The #Bronxnation".Broncos.com. 26 February 2016. Archived fromthe original on 3 March 2016. Retrieved26 February 2016.
  5. ^"Titans name co-captains for 2016".NRL.com. 17 February 2016.
  6. ^"Knights announce three captains".NRL.com. 26 February 2016.
  7. ^"Mannering stands down as Warriors captain".NRL.com. 17 February 2016.
  8. ^"Foran, Mannah to lead Eels in 2016".NRL.com. 17 February 2016.
  9. ^"Matt Moylan the new Panthers captain".NRL.com. 27 January 2016. Archived fromthe original on 2 February 2016. Retrieved26 January 2016.
  10. ^"Widdop becomes Dragons co-captain".NRL.com. 14 January 2016.
  11. ^"Club Statement - Mitchell Pearce".Roosters.com. 1 March 2016. Archived fromthe original on 4 March 2016. Retrieved1 March 2016.
  12. ^"Woods named Wests Tigers captain".NRL.com. 18 December 2015.
  13. ^"Parramatta Eels avoid four-point NRL penalty over governance issues". theage.com.au. 2 March 2016. Retrieved3 March 2016.
  14. ^Gabor, Martin (3 May 2016)."Eels breaches must stop today: Greenberg". NRL.com. Retrieved3 May 2016.
  15. ^"Eels now salary cap compliant: NRL".NRL.com. 12 May 2016.
  16. ^"Parramatta final determination".NRL.com. 9 July 2016.
  17. ^"It's been 19 years since the Canberra Raiders went this far".SMH. 23 September 2016.
  18. ^"2016 NRL player transfers".NRL.com.
  19. ^"Rugby League Tables / Attendances 2016".

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