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1998 Melbourne Storm season

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Draw and Results
Ladder
Finals series
1998 Squad
Awards and honours
Melbourne Storm Awards Night Dally M Awards Night
References

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| league_rank = 3rd
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| points_for = 546
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| playoff_result = Semi Final Loss
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| CEO = John Ribot
| coach_title = Coach
| coach = Chris Anderson
| captain = Glenn Lazarus
| stadium = Olympic Park Stadium
| avg_attendance =
| high_attendance =
| top_tries = Scott Hill & Marcus Bai (14)
| top_goals = Craig Smith (51)
| top_points = Craig Smith (110)
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The 1998 Melbourne Storm season was the first in the club's history. They competed in the NRL's inaugural Telstra Premiership and by Round 15 had climbed to the top of the 20-team ladder. They finished the regular season in 3rd place but were knocked out in the preliminary final by eventual premiers, the Brisbane Broncos.

The Melbourne Storm's first-up performance across season 1998 was a major surprise to many, with the new team reaching the top of the ladder in Round 15 and finishing the regular season in 3rd place, only one win behind minor premiers Brisbane. Adopting coach Anderson's new "flat-line" attack, the big Storm forwards laid a platform for their young halves Scott Hill and Brett Kimmorley to wreak havoc on opposing teams. Melbourne's front-rowers Glenn Lazarus, Robbie Kearns and Rodney Howe were all selected to play for New South Wales in the 1998 State of Origin series. A late season injury to captain Lazarus combined with a lack of Finals experience saw the Storm knocked out in the play-offs. The club though had proven they were to be taken seriously, and they had easily produced the best debut season of any new team in the game's history.^[1]

Draw and Results

^[2]

Round	Opponent	Result	Mel.	Opp.	Date	Venue
1	Illawarra Steelers	Win	14	12	14 Mar	WIN Stadium
2	Western Suburbs Magpies	Win	26	16	22 Mar	Campbelltown Stadium
3	Cronulla Sharks	Win	26	18	28 Mar	Toyota Park
4	North Sydney Bears	Win	24	16	3 Apr	Olympic Park
5	Auckland Warriors	Loss	12	16	10 Apr	Mt Smart Stadium
6	Parramatta Eels	Win	32	22	19 Apr	Parramatta Stadium
7	Penrith Panthers	Win	22	14	25 Apr	Olympic Park
8	Western Suburbs Magpies	Win	54	16	1 May	Olympic Park
9	St. George Dragons	Loss	14	18	8 May	Olympic Park
10	South Sydney Rabbitohs	Win	14	6	15 May	Sydney Football Stadium
11	Illawarra Steelers	Draw	14	14	24 May	Olympic Park
12	Gold Coast Chargers	Win	62	6	31 May	Olympic Park
13	Balmain Tigers	Win	25	16	7 Jun	Leichhardt Oval
14	Adelaide Rams	Win	24	4	13 Jun	Olympic Park
15	North Queensland Cowboys	Win	10	8	20 Jun	Dairy Farmers Stadium
16	Auckland Warriors	Loss	21	24	27 Jun	Olympic Park
17	Brisbane Broncos	Loss	16	34	3 Jul	QE2 Stadium
18	Manly Sea Eagles	Win	22	12	10 Jul	Olympic Park
19	North Sydney Bears	Loss	10	34	17 Jul	North Sydney Oval
20	Newcastle Knights	Win	32	16	24 Jul	Olympic Park
21	Sydney City Roosters	Win	32	20	2 Aug	Sydney Football Stadium
22	Cronulla Sharks	Win	20	10	7 Aug	Olympic Park
23	Canterbury Bulldogs	Loss	4	8	15 Aug	Belmore Oval
24	Canberra Raiders	Win	16	12	21 Aug	Olympic Park
Qualifying Final	Sydney City Roosters	Loss	12	26	30 Aug	Olympic Park
Semi Final	Canberra Raiders	Win	24	10	5 Sep	Olympic Park
Preliminary Final	Brisbane Broncos	Loss	6	30	13 Sep	Sydney Football Stadium

Ladder

	Team	Pld	W	D	L	PF	PA	PD	Pts
1	{{leagueicon\|Brisbane Broncos\|16}} Brisbane	24	18	1	5	688	310	+378	37
2	{{leagueicon\|Newcastle Knights\|16}} Newcastle	24	18	1	5	562	381	+181	37
3	{{leagueicon\|Melbourne Storm\|16}} Melbourne	24	17	1	6	546	372	+174	35
4	{{leagueicon\|Parramatta Eels\|16}} Parramatta	24	17	1	6	468	349	+119	35
5	{{leagueicon\|North Sydney Bears\|16}} North Sydney	24	17	0	7	663	367	+296	34
6	{{leagueicon\|Sydney Roosters\|16}} Sydney City	24	16	0	8	680	383	+297	32
7	{{leagueicon\|Canberra Raiders\|16}} Canberra	24	15	0	9	564	429	+135	30
8	{{leagueicon\|St. George Dragons\|16}} St. George	24	13	1	10	486	490	-4	27
9	{{leagueicon\|Canterbury\|16}} Canterbury	24	13	0	11	489	411	+78	26
10	{{leagueicon\|Manly Sea Eagles\|16}} Manly-Warringah	24	13	0	11	503	473	+30	26
11	{{leagueicon\|Cronulla\|16}} Cronulla-Sutherland	24	12	1	11	438	387	+51	25
12	{{leagueicon\|Illawarra Steelers\|16}} Illawarra	24	11	1	12	476	539	-63	23
13	{{leagueicon\|Balmain\|16}} Balmain	24	9	1	14	381	463	-82	19
14	{{leagueicon\|Penrith\|16}} Penrith	24	8	2	14	525	580	-55	18
15	{{leagueicon\|Auckland\|16}} Auckland	24	9	0	15	417	518	-101	18
16	{{leagueicon\|North Queensland\|16}} North Queensland	24	9	0	15	361	556	-195	18
17	{{leagueicon\|Adelaide\|16}} Adelaide	24	7	0	17	393	615	-222	14
18	{{leagueicon\|South Sydney Rabbitohs\|16}} South Sydney	24	5	0	19	339	560	-221	10
19	{{leagueicon\|Gold Coast Chargers\|16}} Gold Coast	24	4	0	20	289	654	-365	8
20	{{leagueicon\|Western Suburbs\|16}} Western Suburbs	24	4	0	20	371	802	-431	8

Finals series

Melbourne surprised everybody by finishing 3rd after the regular season in their first ever year, only to be knocked out by the Brisbane Broncos in the Semi Final.

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date = Major Prelim Semi Final
30 August 1998 |

team1 = Melbourne Storm |

team2 = Sydney City Roosters |

score = 12 - 26
^[3] |

points1 = Tries: Bai
Marquet
Goals: Smith 2/3|

points2 = Tries: Barnett
Elsegood
Fittler
Gourley
Goals: Cleary 5/6 |

stadium = Olympic Park Stadium |

attendance = 18,247 |

referee= Paul McBlane }}

{{Rugbyleaguebox |

bg = #eeeeee |

date = Minor Semi Final
5 September 1998 |

team1 = Melbourne Storm |

team2 = Canberra Raiders |

score = 24 - 10
^[4] |

points1 = Tries: Martin (2)
Bai
Geyer
Hill
Goals: Kimmorley 2/6|

points2 = Tries: Mullins
Stuart
Goals: Furner 1/1
McNamara 0/1|

stadium = Olympic Park Stadium |

attendance = 12,592 |

referee= Steve Clark }}

{{Rugbyleaguebox |

bg = #eeeeee |

date = Elimination Preliminary Final
13 September 1998 |

team1 = Brisbane Broncos |

team2 = Melbourne Storm |

score = 30 - 6
^[5] |

points1 = Tries: Renouf (2)
Campion
Carroll
Lee
Lockyer
Goals: Lockyer 3/6|

points2 = Tries: Geyer
Goals: Kimmorley 1/2|

stadium = Sydney Football Stadium |

attendance = 20,354 |

referee= Bill Harrigan }}

1998 Squad

List current as of 3 June 2017

(a) - This column denotes the previous RL club the player was signed to and played first grade RL for. If they are yet to debut then this is stipulated. If they were merely signed to the club but did not play then it is not counted.

Cap	Nat.	Player name	Position	First Storm Game	Previous First Grade RL club (a)
1	{{flagicon\|PNG}}	Marcus Bai	WG	1998	AUS}} Gold Coast Chargers
2	{{flagicon\|AUS}}	Russell Bawden	PR	1998	AUS}} Brisbane Broncos
3	{{flagicon\|AUS}}	Paul Bell	CE	1998	AUS}} Perth Reds
4	{{flagicon\|AUS}}	John Carlaw	CE	1998	AUS}} Hunter Mariners
5	{{flagicon\|AUS}}	Scott Hill	FE	1998	AUS}} Hunter Mariners
6	{{flagicon\|AUS}}	Rodney Howe	PR	1998	AUS}} Perth Reds
7	{{flagicon\|AUS}}	Robbie Kearns	PR	1998	AUS}} Perth Reds
8	{{flagicon\|AUS}}	Brett Kimmorley	HB	1998	AUS}} Hunter Mariners
9	{{flagicon\|AUS}}	Glenn Lazarus	PR	1998	AUS}} Brisbane Broncos
10	{{flagicon\|AUS}}	Paul Marquet	PR,SR	1998	AUS}} Hunter Mariners
11	{{flagicon\|AUS}}	Aaron Moule	WG,CE	1998	AUS}} South Queensland Crushers
12	{{flagicon\|NZL}}	Tawera Nikau	LK	1998	AUS}} Cronulla Sharks
13	{{flagicon\|AUS}}	Ben Roarty	PR,SR,LK	1998	AUS}} Melbourne Storm
14	{{flagicon\|AUS}}	Robbie Ross	FB	1998	AUS}} Hunter Mariners
15	{{flagicon\|AUS}}	Craig Smith	WG	1998	AUS}} Melbourne Storm
16	{{flagicon\|NZL}}	Richard Swain	HK	1998	AUS}} Hunter Mariners
17	{{flagicon\|AUS}}	Danny Williams	LK, SR, HK	1998	AUS}} North Sydney Bears
18	{{flagicon\|AUS}}	Matt Geyer	WG	1998	AUS}} Perth Reds
19	{{flagicon\|AUS}}	Ben Anderson	FE	1998	AUS}} Melbourne Storm
20	{{flagicon\|AUS}}	Wayne Evans	SR	1998	AUS}} Perth Reds
21	{{flagicon\|AUS}}	Tony Martin	WG, CE	1998	ENG}} London Broncos
22	{{flagicon\|AUS}}	Anthony Bonus	PR	1998	AUS}} Melbourne Storm
23	{{flagicon\|AUS}}	Wade Fenton	SR, PR	1998	AUS}} Melbourne Storm
24	{{flagicon\|PNG}}	John Wilshere	CE	1998	AUS}} Perth Reds
25	{{flagicon\|AUS}}	Daniel Frame	PR,SR	1998	AUS}} Perth Reds
26	{{flagicon\|NZL}}	Matt Rua	PR,SR	1998	AUS}} Melbourne Storm
27	{{flagicon\|AUS}}	Tristan Brady-Smith	WG	1998	AUS}} Perth Reds

Awards and honours

Melbourne Storm Awards Night

Melbourne Storm Player of the Year: Robbie Kearns^[6]
Melbourne Storm Rookie of the Year: Ben Roarty
Clubman of the Year: Robbie Kearns
Mick Moore Chairmans Award: Chris Anderson

Dally M Awards Night

Dally M Coach of the Year: Chris Anderson
Dally M Winger of the Year: Marcus Bai
Dally M Lock of the Year: Tawera Nikau

References

1. ^{{cite web|title=Melbourne Storm History |url=https://www.melbournestorm.com.au/about/storm-history/ |work=melbournestorm.com.au |publisher=Melbourne Storm |accessdate=7 March 2018}}
2. ^http://stats.rleague.com/rl/teams/melbourne/melbourne_by.html#1998
3. ^NRL 1998 - Major Prelim Semi Final. Rugby League Project
4. ^NRL 1998 - Minor Semi Final. Rugby League Project
5. ^NRL 1998 - Elimination Preliminary Final. Rugby League Project
6. ^{{cite web|title=NRL Honour Board |url=http://www.melbournestorm.com.au/default.aspx?s=nrl-honour-board |work=melbournestorm.com.au |publisher=Melbourne Storm |accessdate=10 February 2014 |deadurl=yes |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20130928161940/http://www.melbournestorm.com.au/default.aspx?s=nrl-honour-board |archivedate=28 September 2013 |df= }}

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