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词条 2002 North Queensland Cowboys season
释义

  1. Season summary

     Milestones 

  2. Squad List

  3. Squad Movement

     2002 Gains  2002 Losses 

  4. Ladder

  5. Fixtures

     Regular season 

  6. Statistics

  7. Representatives

  8. Honours

     Club 

  9. References

{{Infobox rugby league team season
| year = 2002
| team_colour = navy
| font_colour = grey
| league = NRL
| league_link = NRL
| league_rank = 11th
| league_wins = 8
| league_draws = 0
| league_losses = 16
| points_for = 496
| points_against = 803
| playoff_result = Missed finals
| CEO_title = CEO
| CEO = Denis Keeffe
| coach_title = Coach
| coach = Murray Hurst (sacked on 3 April)
Graham Murray
| captain = Paul Bowman
| stadium = Dairy Farmers Stadium
| avg_attendance = 12,133
| high_attendance = 24,212 (vs. Brisbane Broncos, Round 1)
| top_tries = Matt Sing (16)
| top_goals = Josh Hannay (48)
| top_points = Josh Hannay (108)
| prev_season = 2001
| next_season = 2003
}}

The 2002 North Queensland Cowboys season was the 8th in the club's history. Coached by Murray Hurst and captained by Paul Bowman, they competed in the NRL's 2002 Telstra Premiership. Graham Murray replaced Hurst after three rounds and helped the club to their highest finish (11th) and most competition points (20) at the time.

Season summary

The Cowboys underwent another rebuild in 2002 following a disastrous 2001 season. A number of players were moved on, with the key recruit being former Australian and Queensland winger Matt Sing. Sing was an instant success for the club, finishing the 2002 season as the team's top try scorer and being named their Player of the Year. He would later earn his way back into representative sides, becoming a club legend for the Cowboys, being named in their 10th and 20th Anniversary Teams and an inaugural inductee into their Hall of Fame in 2016.[1][2]

The 2002 season began with three straight losses and looked to be even worse than the year before. Following their Round 3 defeat to the Melbourne Storm, coach Murray Hurst was sacked and replaced by former Sydney Roosters boss Graham Murray, who had taken the Roosters to the Grand Final just two years earlier.[3] Another key piece of the their rebuild, Murray would later lead the club to their first finals series and first Grand Final, and was their most successful head coach until the arrival of Paul Green.

Although the success was not instant, the signs were there, as the side won three of their first six games under Murray. Five straights losses soon followed, before ending the year with four wins from their final seven games, giving hope for the 2003 season. The club finished the regular season in 11th, their highest ever finish, with 20 competition points, also a record.

Off the field, Peter Parr joined the club as football manager for the 2002 season. A former administrator with the Perth Reds and Brisbane Broncos, Parr later held the positions of CEO and General Manager and was instrumental in the club's future successes and bringing players, such as Johnathan Thurston, to the club.[4]

2002 also saw the retirement of club stalwart and foundation player Peter Jones, who held the club's most games record until 2004. Jones, the first player to play 100 games for the club, would remain on the Cowboys football operations staff until the end of 2012.[5] While one club great retired, another emerged, with Aaron Payne making his debut in Round 12. Payne would go onto play 219 games for the club and start at hooker in their first ever Grand Final appearance in 2005.

Milestones

  • Round 1: Ken McGuinness, Matt Sing and David Thompson made their debuts for the club.
  • Round 1: Matt Petersen made his NRL debut.
  • Round 4: Ashley Alberts and Ty Williams made their NRL debuts.
  • Round 5: Jaiman Lowe made his NRL debut.
  • Round 7: Glenn Morrison played his 50th game for the club.
  • Round 8: Nathan Fien played his 50th game for the club.
  • Round 10: Ben Laity made his NRL debut.
  • Round 12: Aaron Payne and Simon Phillips made their NRL debuts.
  • Round 15: Tevita Amone made his debut for the club.
  • Round 19: Derrick Watkins made his NRL debut.
  • Round 21: Paul Bowman played his 100th game for the club.

Squad List

{{Rls
|squadname=North Queensland Cowboys NRL Squad 2002
|BC1=navy
|FC1=white
|BC2=grey
|FC2=yellow
|source=
|date=
|list1a={{Rls player|nat=AUS|pos=CE|name=Ashley Alberts}}
|list1b={{Rls player|nat=AUS|pos=PR|name=Tevita Amone}}
|list1c={{Rls player|nat=AUS|pos=FB|name=Matthew Bowen}}
|list1d={{Rls player|nat=AUS|pos=CE|name=Paul Bowman|captain=y}}
|list1e={{Rls player|nat=AUS|pos=WG|name=Tarin Bradford}}
|list1f={{Rls player|nat=AUS|pos=FB|name=Tim Brasher}}
|list1g={{Rls player|nat=AUS|pos=PR|name=John Buttigieg}}
|list1h={{Rls player|nat=AUS|pos=HK|name=Paul Dezolt}}
|list1i={{Rls player|nat=AUS|pos=HK|name=John Doyle}}
|list1j={{Rls player|nat=AUS|pos=HB|name=Nathan Fien}}
|list1k={{Rls player|nat=AUS|pos=HK|name=George Gatis}}
|list1l={{Rls player|nat=AUS|pos=CE|name=Josh Hannay}}
|list1m={{Rls player|nat=AUS|pos=SR|name=Peter Jones}}
|list2a={{Rls player|nat=AUS|pos=PR|name=Ben Laity}}
|list2b={{Rls player|nat=AUS|pos=PR|name=Jaiman Lowe}}
|list2c={{Rls player|nat=AUS|pos=SR|name=Micheal Luck}}
|list2d={{Rls player|nat=AUS|pos=PR|name=Tim Maddison}}
|list2e={{Rls player|nat=AUS|pos=SR|name=John Manning}}
|list2f={{Rls player|nat=AUS|pos=PR|name=Jamie McDonald}}
|list2g={{Rls player|nat=AUS|pos=CE|name=Ken McGuinness}}
|list2h={{Rls player|nat=AUS|pos=HB|name=Justin McKay}}
|list2i={{Rls player|nat=AUS|pos=HK|name=Leigh McWilliams}}
|list2j={{Rls player|nat=AUS|pos=LK|name=Glenn Morrison}}
|list2k={{Rls player|nat=AUS|pos=SR|name=Chris Muckert}}
|list2l={{Rls player|nat=AUS|pos=HK|name=Shane Muspratt}}
|list2m={{Rls player|nat=AUS|pos=HB|name=Aaron Payne}}
|list3a={{Rls player|nat=AUS|pos=WG|name=Matt Petersen}}
|list3b={{Rls player|nat=AUS|pos=WG|name=Simon Phillips}}
|list3c={{Rls player|nat=AUS|pos=PR|name=Grant Reibel}}
|list3d={{Rls player|nat=AUS|pos=FE|name=Chris Sheppard}}
|list3e={{Rls player|nat=AUS|pos=WG|name=Matt Sing}}
|list3f={{Rls player|nat=AUS|pos=SR|name=Daniel Strickland}}
|list3g={{Rls player|nat=AUS|pos=PR|name=David Thompson}}
|list3h={{Rls player|nat=AUS|pos=SR|name=Shaun Valentine}}
|list3i={{Rls player|nat=AUS|pos=LK|name=Derrick Watkins}}
|list3j={{Rls player|nat=AUS|pos=CE|name=Scott Whiting}}
|list3k={{Rls player|nat=AUS|pos=WG|name=Ty Williams}}
|coach= Graham Murray
|assistant=Neil Henry (Assistant Coach)
}}

Squad Movement

2002 Gains

PlayerSigned From
Tevita Amone Western Suburbs|16}} Western Suburbs Magpies
Ken McGuinness Toowoomba|16}} Toowoomba Clydesdales
Matt Petersen Newcastle|16}} Newcastle Knights
Matt Sing Sydney Roosters|16}} Sydney Roosters
David Thompson Canterbury|16}} Canterbury Bulldogs

2002 Losses

PlayerSigned To
Geoff Bell Penrith|16}} Penrith Panthers
Brett Hetherington Retired
Brian Jellick North Sydney|16}} Limoux Grizzlies
Trent Leis Redcliffe|16}} Redcliffe Dolphins
Naipolioni Kuricibi Retired
Bruce Mamando Retired
Danny Moore Retired
Julian O'Neill Wigan|16}} Wigan Warriors
Lee Oudenryn Retired
Nick Paterson Cronulla|16}} Cronulla Sharks
Matt Petersen Parramatta|16}} Parramatta Eels (mid-season)
Robert Relf Widnes|16}} Widnes Vikings
Mark Shipway Northern Eagles|16}} Northern Eagles
Kyle Warren Castleford|16}} Castleford Tigers

Ladder

TeamPldWDLBPFPAPDPts
1New Zealand2417072688454+23438
2Newcastle2417072724498+22638
3Brisbane2416172672425+24737
4Sydney2415182621405+21635
5Cronulla2415092653597+5634
6Parramatta24102122531440+9126
7St George Illawarra2493122632546+8625
8Canberra24101132471641-17025
9Northern Eagles24100142503740-23724
10Melbourne2491142556586-3023
11North Queensland2480162496803-30720
12Penrith2470172546654-10818
13Wests Tigers2470172498642-14418
14South Sydney2450192385817-43214
15Bulldogs2420132707435+2728
  • Bulldogs were stripped of 37 competition points due to the salary cap breach.

Fixtures

Regular season

DateRoundOpponentVenueScoreTriesGoalsAttendance
16 MarchRound 1Brisbane|16}} Brisbane BroncosDairy Farmers Stadium6 – 42DoyleHannay (1/1)24,212
23 MarchRound 2Newcastle|16}} Newcastle KnightsEnergyAustralia Stadium18 – 50Bradford, Petersen, Matt SingHannay (3/3)14,868
30 MarchRound 3Melbourne|16}} Melbourne StormOlympic Park10 – 38Hannay, MorrisonHannay (1/2)8,828
6 AprilRound 4New Zealand Warriors|16}} WarriorsDairy Farmers Stadium20 – 50Morrison (2), Bowen, HannayHannay (2/4)9,657
13 AprilRound 5South Sydney|16}} South Sydney RabbitohsDairy Farmers Stadium30 – 18Bowen, Bradford, Morrison, Muspratt, WilliamsHannay (5/6)11,014
21 AprilRound 6Sydney Roosters|16}} Sydney RoostersAussie Stadium12 – 58Fien, SingMorrison (2/2)7,318
27 AprilRound 7Penrith|16}} Penrith PanthersPenrith Stadium28 – 18Fien (2), Bowen, Petersen, WilliamsMorrison (4/5)8.759
5 MayRound 8Parramatta|16}} Parramatta EelsParramatta Stadium19 – 20Doyle, Morrison, SingMorrison (3/5), Fien (1 FG)11,174
11 MayRound 9Wests Tigers|16}} Wests TigersDairy Farmers Stadium40 – 16Bowen (2), Sing (2), Fien, Hannay, McGuinnessHannay (6/9)13,089
18 MayRound 10Penrith|16}} Penrith PanthersDairy Farmers Stadium8 – 38BowmanHannay (2/2)10,512
26 MayRound 11Canberra|16}} Canberra RaidersCanberra Stadium20 – 32Sing (2), Alberts, GatisBowen (2/4)7,128
1 JuneRound 12St George|16}} St George Illawarra DragonsDairy Farmers Stadium40 – 32Bowman (2), Gatis, Peter Jones, Morrison, Sing, WilliamsMorrison (6/7)10,561
9 JuneRound 13New Zealand Warriors|16}} WarriorsEricsson Stadium6 – 34PhillipsMorrison (1/1)14,616
16 JuneRound 14Brisbane|16}} Brisbane BroncosANZ Stadium8 – 52Bowen, BowmanBowen (0/1), Hannay (0/1)10,215
22 JuneRound 15Cronulla|16}} Cronulla SharksDairy Farmers Stadium16 – 46Bowen, Muckert, SingHannay (2/3)13,568
29 JuneRound 16St George|16}} St George Illawarra DragonsWIN Stadium18 – 45Bowen, Fien, SingHannay (3/3)7,987
Round 17Bye
13 JulyRound 18Northern Eagles|16}} Northern EaglesDairy Farmers Stadium12 – 28Bowen, SingHannay (2/2)8,505
20 JulyRound 19Canberra|16}} Canberra RaidersDairy Farmers Stadium34 – 18Sing (2), Bowen, Bowman, Muckert, Williams Hannay (5/6)8,121
28 JulyRound 20Northern Eagles|16}} Northern EaglesBrookvale Oval30 – 18Williams (2), Bowman, Dezolt, MaddisonHannay (3/6)6,520
3 AugustRound 21Canterbury|16}} Canterbury BulldogsDairy Farmers Stadium26 – 34Bowman (2), Dezolt, MorrisonHannay (5/6)12,231
10 AugustRound 22Melbourne|16}} Melbourne StormDairy Farmers Stadium30 – 40Sing (2), Bowen, Dezolt, Fien, SheppardBowen (3/4), Hannay (0/2)9,238
Round 23Bye
24 AugustRound 24Cronulla|16}} Cronulla SharksToyota Park14 – 36Bowman, Dezolt, WilliamsHannay (1/3)12,658
31 AugustRound 25South Sydney|16}} South Sydney RabbitohsAussie Stadium36 – 34Williams (3), Bowen, Bowman, Fien, SingHannay (4/7)9,129
7 SeptemberRound 26Parramatta|16}} Parramatta EelsDairy Farmers Stadium15 – 6Williams (2)Hannay (3/5), Fien (1 FG)14,892
Legend: {{legend2|#CCFFCC|Win|border=1px solid #AAAAAA {{legend2|#FFBBBB|Loss|border=1px solid #AAAAAA {{legend2|#FFFFCC|Draw|border=1px solid #AAAAAA {{legend2|#cfecec|Bye|border=1px solid #AAAAAA

Statistics

NameAppTGFGPts
{{sortname|Ashley|Alberts}}51--4
{{sortname|Tevita|Amone}}3----
{{sortname|Matthew|Bowen}}24125-58
{{sortname|Paul|Bowman|Paul Bowman (rugby league)}}1410--40
{{sortname|Tarin|Bradford}}32--8
{{sortname|Tim|Brasher}}3----
{{sortname|John|Buttigieg|John Buttigieg (rugby league)}}16----
{{sortname|Paul|Dezolt}}84--16
{{sortname|John|Doyle|John Doyle (rugby league)}}112--8
{{sortname|Nathan|Fien}}247-230
{{sortname|George|Gatis}}151--4
{{sortname|Josh|Hannay}}19348-108
{{sortname|Peter|Jones|Peter Jones (rugby league)}}181--4
{{sortname|Ben|Laity}}1----
{{sortname|Jaiman|Lowe}}16----
{{sortname|Micheal|Luck}}18----
{{sortname|Tim|Maddison}}81--4
{{sortname|Jamie|McDonald|Jamie McDonald (rugby league)}}12----
{{sortname|Kevin|McGuinness}}91--4
{{sortname|Leigh|McWilliams}}9----
{{sortname|Glenn|Morrison}}15716-60
{{sortname|Chris|Muckert}}132--8
{{sortname|Shane|Muspratt}}171--4
{{sortname|Aaron|Payne}}5----
{{sortname|Matt|Petersen}}82--8
{{sortname|Simon|Phillips|Simon Phillips (rugby league)}}41--4
{{sortname|Grant|Reibel}}3----
{{sortname|Chris|Sheppard}}91--4
{{sortname|Matt|Sing}}2316--64
{{sortname|Daniel|Strickland}}13----
{{sortname|David|Thompson|David Thompson (rugby league, born 1978)}}21----
{{sortname|Shaun|Valentine}}3----
{{sortname|Derrick|Watkins}}2----
{{sortname|Scott|Whiting}}13----
{{sortname|Ty|Williams}}2113--52
Totals 89 69 2 496
Source:[6]

Representatives

The following players played a representative match in 2002.

State of Origin 1 State of Origin 2 State of Origin 3
John Buttigieg
Queensland
-
-
John Doyle
Queensland
-
-

Honours

Club

  • Player of the Year: Matt Sing
  • Players' Player: Matt Sing
  • Club Person of the Year: Martin Locke

References

1. ^https://www.cowboys.com.au/news/2016/09/06/cowboys-hall-of-fame-unveiled/
2. ^https://www.cowboys.com.au/news/2015/05/17/introducing-your-20-year-team/
3. ^https://www.smh.com.au/sport/if-cowboys-need-help-bennett-is-their-man-20020403-gdf5zw.html
4. ^North Queensland Cowboys seasonhttps://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/nrl/teams/cowboys/peter-parr-is-the-creator-of-the-cowboys-enviable-culture/news-story/1406b89c0ffda792617c66abae7e4ef7
5. ^https://www.smh.com.au/sport/nrl/last-of-the-original-cowboys-to-ride-off-into-the-sunset-20020810-gdfj5a.html
6. ^http://www.rugbyleagueproject.org/seasons/nrl-2002/north-queensland-cowboys/summary.html
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