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词条 1997 Adelaide Rams season
释义

  1. First match

  2. Results

     Telstra Cup  World Club Championship  Pool B 

  3. Players

  4. References

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The 1997 Adelaide Rams season was the Adelaide Rams' debut season as a rugby league club. They competed in the Super League's Telstra Cup and World Club Championship.

The club had appointed St. George Dragons international back rower Rod Reddy to be their inaugural coach, along with two-time NSWRL premiership-winning {{rlp|HK}} Kerrod Walters from the Brisbane Broncos to be the first captain of the team. Most of the junior players were drawn from the SARL's lower grade competitions in the region.[1]

First match

The club played its first premiership match against the North Queensland Cowboys on 1 March 1997 and, after leading 16–4 at half time, eventually lost 24–16.

This game was the first to be played of the new Super League competition.

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| team2 = {{leagueicon|Adelaide|16}} Adelaide Rams
| score = 24 – 16
| report = [2]
| points1 = Tries:
Steve Walters (2)
Luke Phillips
Tyran Smith
Goals:
Luke Phillips (4/5)
| points2 = Tries:
Brett Galea
Kerrod Walters

Goals:
Kurt Wrigley (4/4)
| date = Saturday, 1 March 1997
| stadium = Stockland Stadium, Townsville
| attendance = 17,738
| referee = Brian Grant {{flagicon|AUS}}
| manofmatch =
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FB 22Scott Mahon
RW 28Luke Phillips
RC 30Ben Tabuai
LC 1Kyle Warren
LW 34Ray Mercy
FE 6Andrew Dunemann
HB 7Jason Ferris
PR 8John Lomax
HK 49Steve Walters
PR 10Martin Locke
SR 11Tyran Smith
SR 31Ian Roberts (c)
LK 13Owen Cunningham
Substitutions:
IC 9Jason Death
IC 21Peter Jones
IC 16Ian Dunemann
IC 17Dion Cope
Coach:
{{flagicon|AUS}} Tim Sheens
FB 3Michael Maguire
RW 22Wayne Simonds
RC 25Solomon Kiri
LC –Elias Paiyo
LW 44Joe Tamani
FE 33Kurt Wrigley
HB 7Stuart Topper
PR 11Andrew Hick
HK 27Kerrod Walters (c)
PR –Marty McKenzie
SR 13Dave Boughton
SR 12Brett Galea
LF 10Cameron Blair
Substitutions:
IC 36Kevin Campion
IC 6Chris Quinn
IC 9Steve Stone
IC –Bruce Mamando
Coach:
{{flagicon|AUS}} Rod Reddy

Results

Their first home match, against the Hunter Mariners, was also the Rams' first win, and drew their record home attendance of 27,435 to the Adelaide Oval, one of only two home wins for the season. The Rams also won four away games with their first being in Round 4 against the Auckland Warriors at the Ericsson Stadium in Auckland, New Zealand, but their overall record of 6 wins, 11 losses and 1 draw placed them second last on the Super League premiership ladder, one win ahead of North Queensland.[1]

The Rams first home game attendance of 27,435 was the 4th highest attendance of the entire 1997 season, behind only the Grand Final at the ANZ Stadium in Brisbane (58,912), the opening game of the season in Brisbane (42,361) and a Round 6 match at the Stockland Stadium in Townsville (30,122). The Rams average home attendance of 15,330 was also the 4th best in the league behind Brisbane (19,298), North Queensland (17,539) and Auckland (15,442).

Adelaide Rams 1997 Super League season results[3]
RoundHomeScorelineAwayDateVenueCrowd
1 North Queensland Cowboys 24 - 16 Adelaide Rams 1 March Dairy Farmers Stadium 17,738
2 Brisbane Broncos 28 - 12 Adelaide Rams 9 March ANZ Stadium 16,279
3 Adelaide Rams 10 - 8 Hunter Mariners 14 March Adelaide Oval 27,435
4 Auckland Warriors 12 - 16 Adelaide Rams 21 March Ericsson Stadium 13,000
5 Adelaide Rams 16 - 18 Perth Reds 27 March Adelaide Oval 16,294
6 Canterbury Bulldogs 34 - 22 Adelaide Rams 6 April Belmore Sports Ground 7,234
7 Adelaide Rams 10 - 20 Brisbane Broncos 13 April Adelaide Oval 17,633
8 Cronulla Sharks 18 - 29 Adelaide Rams 19 April Shark Park 10,112
9 Penrith Panthers 16 - 22 Adelaide Rams 27 April Penrith Football Stadium 5,815
10 Adelaide Rams 14 - 14 North Queensland Cowboys 2 May Adelaide Oval 15,970
11 Adelaide Rams 22 - 42 Canterbury Bulldogs 23 May Adelaide Oval 15,022
12 Adelaide Rams 18 - 34 Canberra Raiders 1 June Adelaide Oval 13,894
13 Perth Reds 4 - 28 Adelaide Rams 29 June W.A.C.A 7,204
14 Hunter Mariners 10 - 2 Adelaide Rams 5 July Topper Stadium 2,345
15 Adelaide Rams 8 - 18 Auckland Warriors 11 July Adelaide Oval 13,278
16 Adelaide Rams 6 - 28 Cronulla Sharks 8 August Adelaide Oval 7,231
17 Canberra Raiders 58 - 16 Adelaide Rams 17 August Canberra Stadium 7,960
18 Adelaide Rams 36 - 16 Penrith Panthers 22 August Adelaide Oval 11,211

Telstra Cup

TeamPldWDLPFPAPDPts
1Brisbane181413481283+19829
2Cronulla-Sutherland181206403230+17324
3Canberra181107436337+9922
4Canterbury181008453447+620
5Penrith18909431462-3118
6Hunter187011350363-1314
7Auckland187011332406-7414
8Perth187011321456-13514
9Adelaide Rams186111303402-9913
10North Queensland185211328452-12412
{{SL1997ladderprogression}}

World Club Championship

The Rams were placed in Australasia Pool B along with the Hunter Mariners, North Queensland Cowboys and Perth Reds and would be matched up against teams from Europe Pool B including the Leeds Rhinos, Oldham Bears and Salford City Reds. The competition would see the Rams play three games at home and three in England.[1][4]

The Rams won their three home games rather easily, but only managed to win one of their games in England leaving them in third place in their pool. As only one team from Australasia Pool B would go on to the Quarter finals, this meant that the Adelaide Rams did not advance past the group stage of the tournament.

Adelaide Rams 1997 World Club Championship results[5]
RoundHomeScorelineAwayDateVenueCrowd
1 Adelaide Rams 50 - 16 Salford City Reds 8 June Adelaide Oval 11,009
2 Adelaide Rams 34 - 8 Leeds Rhinos 13 June Adelaide Oval 14,360
3 Adelaide Rams 42 - 14 Oldham Bears 20 June Adelaide Oval 13,852
4 Leeds Rhinos 22 - 14 Adelaide Rams 18 July Headingley 11,269
5 Oldham Bears 2 - 18 Adelaide Rams 25 July Boundary Park 3,513
6 Salford City Reds 14 - 12 Adelaide Rams 6 April The Willows 6,995

Pool B

Club Played Won Lost Drawn For Against Diff. Points
Hunter Mariners 6 6 0 0 226 50 176 12
North Queensland Cowboys 6 5 1 0 228 92 136 10
Adelaide Rams 6 4 2 0 170 68 102 8
Perth Reds 6 4 2 0 148 104 44 8

Players

{{see also|List of Adelaide Rams players}}

Excluding World Club Challenge matches, Goal kicking utility back Kurt Wrigley was the Rams top point scorer for the season with 81 points from 5 tries, 30 goals and 1 field goal. Wrigley and fullback Rod Maybon were the teams top try scorers with 5 each.

Under Super League's rules, players were free to choose their own numbers which they would use throughout the season rather than wearing the traditional 1 through 13.

Player No. Name Pos. Debut App T G FG Pts
3 {{sortname|Michael|Maguire|Michael Maguire (rugby league)}}FB|WG}} 1 March 1997 7 1 0 0 4
22 {{sortname|Wayne|Simonds}}WG}} 1 March 1997 15† 6 0 0 24
25 {{sortname|Solomon|Kiri}}CE}} 1 March 1997 13† 5 0 0 20
– {{sortname|Elias|Paiyo}}CE}} 1 March 1997 6 0 0 0 0
44 {{sortname|Joe|Tamani}}WG}} 1 March 1997 15 4 0 0 16
33 {{sortname|Kurt|Wrigley}}FE|CE}} 1 March 1997 18† 6 36 1 97
– {{sortname|Stuart|Topper}}HB}} 1 March 1997 6 1 0 0 4
11 {{sortname|Andrew|Hick}}PR|SR}} 1 March 1997 17† 1 0 0 4
49 {{sortname|Kerrod|Walters}} (c)HK}} 1 March 1997 19 4 0 0 16
– {{sortname|Marty|McKenzie|Marty McKenzie (rugby league)}}PR}} 1 March 1997 5 1 0 0 4
13 {{sortname|Dave|Boughton}}SR|LK}} 1 March 1997 16 1 0 0 4
12 {{sortname|Brett|Galea}}SR}} 1 March 1997 14† 3 0 0 12
10 {{sortname|Cameron|Blair}}SR|LK}} 1 March 1997 18 4 0 0 16
36 {{sortname|Kevin|Campion|Kevin Campion (rugby league)}}PR|SR|LK}} 1 March 1997 15 1 0 0 4
6 {{sortname|Chris|Quinn}}CE|FB}} 1 March 1997 19† 4 0 0 16
9 {{sortname|Steve|Stone|Steve Stone (rugby league)}}HB|HK}} 1 March 1997 17† 8 0 0 32
– {{sortname|Bruce|Mamando}}PR|SR}} 1 March 1997 16 5 0 0 20
1 {{sortname|Rod|Maybon}}FB}} 9 March 1997 16† 9 0 0 36
50 {{sortname|Andrew|Pierce|Andrew Pierce (rugby league)}}SR|LK}} 9 March 1997 13 1 0 0 4
21 {{sortname|Dean|Schifilliti}}HK|FE|HB}} 9 March 1997 17† 1 0 0 4
30 {{sortname|Mark|Corvo}}PR}} 14 March 1997 18 0 0 0 0
51 {{sortname|Luke|Williamson}}CE|FE}} 21 March 1997 15† 5 49 0 118
8 {{sortname|Alan|Cann}}PR}} 27 March 1997 13 0 0 0 0
29 {{sortname|Danny|Grimley}}CE}} 19 April 1997 8† 2 0 0 8
5 {{sortname|Jason|Donnelly}}WG}} 27 April 1997 7 0 0 0 0
52 {{sortname|David|Kidwell}}CE}} 17 August 1997 2 0 0 0 0
53 {{sortname|Adam|Peek}}PR}} 22 August 1997 1 0 0 0 0

†Full team list not available for WCC matches against Oldham on 20 June 1997 or 25 July 1997, or against Leeds on 18 July 1997 or Salford on 3 August 1997 but this player scored in one or more of these matches and so is awarded an appearance for that match.

References

1. ^1 2 {{cite book | author=Whiticker, Alan | author-link=Alan Whiticker | author2=Collis, Ian | last-author-amp=yes | title= The History of Rugby League Clubs| publisher=New Holland Publishers (Australia) Pty Ltd. | year=2004| isbn=1-74110-075-5}}
2. ^1997 SL - North Queensland vs Adelaide
3. ^{{cite web|publisher=|url=http://afltables.com/rl/games/adelaide.html|title=Rugby League Tables / All Games / Adelaide|accessdate=2009-04-20 }}{{dead link|date=September 2016|bot=medic}}
4. ^{{cite web|url=http://rl1908.com/Clubs/Adelaide-Rams.htm|first=Sean|last=Fagan|title=Rugby League History – RL1908.com – Adelaide Rams|accessdate=2008-04-15|publisher=RL1908|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20080410094028/http://www.rl1908.com/Clubs/Adelaide-Rams.htm|archivedate=2008-04-10|deadurl=yes|df=}}
5. ^1997 World Club Championship at Rugby League Project
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