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词条 2003 New Zealand Warriors season
释义

  1. Milestones

  2. Jersey & Sponsors

  3. Fixtures

     Pre-season  Regular Season  Final Series 

  4. Ladder

  5. Squad

  6. Staff

     Coaching Staff 

  7. Transfers

     Gains  Losses 

  8. Other Teams

  9. Awards

  10. References

  11. External links

{{Use New Zealand English|date=May 2015}}{{Use dmy dates|date=March 2011}}{{Infobox rugby league team season
| year = 2003
| league = NRL
| league_champions =
| league_rank = 6th
| playoff_result =
| cup = Challenge Cup
| cup_result =
| league_wins = 15
| league_draws = 0
| league_losses = 9
| points_for = 545
| points_against = 510
| CEO_title = CEO
| CEO = Mick Watson
| coach = Daniel Anderson
| assistant_coach = Tony Kemp
| captain = Monty Betham
| captain2 = Stacey Jones
Awen Guttenbeil
| stadium = Ericsson Stadium
| avg_attendance = 16,842
| top_tries = Francis Meli (23)
| top_goals = Stacey Jones (29)
| top_points = Francis Meli (92)
| prev_season = 2002
| next_season = 2004
| list =

}}The 2003 New Zealand Warriors season was the 9th in the club's history. They competed in the National Rugby League's 2003 Telstra Premiership and finished the regular season in 6th place. The Warriors then came within one game of the grand final, losing to eventual premiers the Penrith Panthers. The coach of the team was Daniel Anderson while Monty Betham was the club captain.

Milestones

  • The Warriors had the youngest squad out of all the 15 clubs in the 2003 NRL season.[1]
  • 23 March — Round 2: Monty Betham played in his 50th match for the club.
  • 6 April — Round 4: Francis Meli, Wairangi Koopu and Mark Tookey played in their 50th first grade games for the club.[2]
  • 22 June — Round 13: Motu Tony played in his 50th match for the club.
  • 12 July — Round 18: Ali Lauitiiti played in his 100th match for the club.
  • 10 August — Round 22: Richard Villasanti played in his 50th match for the club.
  • 6 September — Round 26: Awen Guttenbiel played in his 100th match for the club.

Jersey & Sponsors

The Warriors launched a new jersey design in 2003, finally removing completely the blue and white colours the owners had inherited when the purchased the company.[3]

Fixtures

{{See also|List of New Zealand Warriors results}}

The Warriors used Ericsson Stadium as their home ground in 2003, their only home ground since they entered the competition in 1995.

Pre-season

The Warriors played a pre-season trial match against the Penrith Panthers in Invercargill on 28 February. 15,000 fans attended the match, which was sold out.[4]

Regular Season

Date Round Opponent Venue Result Score Tries Goals Attendance Report
16 MarchRound 1 Newcastle KnightsMount Smart Stadium, Auckland Loss 26-36 Hohaia (2), Carlaw, Fa'afili, Meli Jones (3) 16,291  
23 MarchRound 2 Canterbury BulldogsMount Smart Stadium, AucklandWin 24-20 Hohaia (2), Fa'afili, Guttenbeil, Meli Marsh (2) 16,229 
29 MarchRound 3 Manly-Warringah Sea EaglesBrookvale Oval, SydneyWin20-16 Toopi (2), Fa'afili, Swann Marsh (2) 14,273 
6 AprilRound 4 South Sydney RabbitohsMount Smart Stadium, AucklandWin 38-16Fa'afili (2), Hohaia (2), Meli (2), Seuseu, Tony Marsh (2), Hohaia (1) 13,614  
13 AprilRound 5 Brisbane BroncosANZ Stadium, BrisbaneWin32-12Meli (2), Faumuina, Marsh, Swann, Tuimavave Marsh (3), Tuimavave (1) 18,959  
21 AprilRound 6 North Queensland CowboysMount Smart Stadium, AucklandWin 30-24Fa'afili, Jones, Marsh, Meli, Tony, Toopi Marshs (3) 19,722  
27 AprilRound 7 Penrith PanthersMount Smart Stadium, AucklandLoss 14-28Fa'afili, Koopu, Tony Jones (1)15,732  
2 MayRound 8 BulldogsWestpac Stadium, WellingtonLoss 12-18Meli, ToopiWebb (2) 21,989  
10 MayRound 9 Parramatta EelsMount Smart Stadium, AucklandWin 18-16Meli (2), Marsh, Swann Webb (1) 15,397 
Round 10 Bye
23 MayRound 11 Canberra Raiders Westpac Stadium, WellingtonLoss10-18Fa'afiliWebb (1) 13,130 
31 MayRound 12 Penrith PanthersCUA Stadium, SydneyLoss 12-34Betham, Tony Jones (2) 20,280 
7 JuneRound 13 Cronulla-Sutherland SharksMount Smart Stadium, AucklandWin 23-6Faumuina, Jones, Meli, MellarsJones (3 & FG) 16,172 
14 JuneRound 14 Parramatta EelsParramatta Stadium, SydneyLoss 26-28V.Anderson, Betham, Faumuina, Meli, WebbJones (2), Webb (1) 8,076 
22 JuneRound 15 Canberra RaidersMount Smart Stadium, AucklandWin 26-18Swann (2), Tony, Toopi, VillasantiJones (3) 18,375 
29 JuneRound 16 South Sydney RabbitohsSydney Football Stadium, SydneyWin 31-30 (a.e.t)Jones, Meli, Tony, Toopi, WebbJones (5 & FG) 9,109  
5 JulyRound 17 North Queensland CowboysDairy Farmers Stadium, TownsvilleLoss 10-30Swann (2)Jones (1) 16,028  
12 JulyRound 18 Manly-Warringah Sea EaglesMount Smart Stadium, AucklandWin 20-12V.Anderson, Latu, Webb Jones (4) 15,528 
19 JulyRound 19 Cronulla-Sutherland SharksToyota Park, SydneyWin 31-24Toopi (2), Murphy, Villasanti, WebbJones (5 & FG)13,565  
Round 20 Bye
2 AugustRound 21 Melbourne StormMount Smart Stadium, AucklandLoss 12-14V.Anderson, Toopi Hohaia (2) 15,207 
10 AugustRound 22 St. George Illawarra DragonsOki Jubilee Stadium, SydneyWin 30-20Carlaw, Hohaia, Lauiti'iti, Leuluai, Villasanti, Webb Hohaia (3)12,595  
15 AugustRound 23 Newcastle KnightsEnergyAustralia Stadium, NewcastleLoss 20-36Toopi (2), Meli, VillasantiHohaia (2) 17,198  
24 AugustRound 24 Brisbane BroncosMount Smart Stadium, AucklandWin 22-14V.Anderson, Faumuina, Latu, Meli Webb (3)19,439  
31 AugustRound 25 Sydney RoostersSydney Football Stadium, SydneyWin 26-24Meli (2), Toopi, Villasanti Webb (5) 18,726  
6 SeptemberRound 26 Wests TigersMount Smart Stadium, AucklandWin32-16Toopi (3), V.Anderson (2), Meli Webb (4) 20,392  

Final Series

Date Round Opponent Venue Result Score Tries Goals Attendance Report
13 SeptemberQualifying Final Bulldogs Showgrounds, Sydney Win 48 - 22 Meli (5), Webb (2), Faumuina, Tony Webb (5), Faumuina (1) 18,312 
20 SeptemberPreliminary Final Canberra Raiders Aussie Stadium, Sydney Win 17 - 16 Fa'afili, Swann, ToopiWebb (2), Jones (FG) 31,616  
28 SeptemberPreliminary Final Penrith Panthers Telstra Stadium, Sydney Loss 20 - 28 Swann, Toopi, Villasanti, WebbWebb (2) 43,174  

Ladder

TeamPldWDLBPFPAPDPts
1Penrith24 18 0 6 2 659 527 +132 40
2Sydney24 17 0 7 2 680 445 +235 38
3Bulldogs24 16 0 8 2 702 419 +283 36
4Canberra24 16 0 8 2 620 463 +157 36
5Melbourne24 15 0 9 2 564 486 +78 34
6New Zealand24 15 0 9 2 545 510 +35 34
7Newcastle24 14 0 10 2 632 635 -3 32
8Brisbane24 12 0 12 2 497 464 +33 28
9Parramatta24 11 0 13 2 570 582 -12 26
10St George Illawarra24 11 0 13 2 548 593 -45 26
11North Queensland24 10 0 14 2 606 629 -23 24
12Cronulla24 8 0 16 2 497 704 -207 20
13Wests Tigers24 7 0 17 2 470 598 -128 18
14Manly24 7 0 17 2 470 791 -321 18
15South Sydney24 3 0 21 2 457 758 -301 10

Squad

{{See also|List of New Zealand Warriors players}}

Twenty eight players were used by the Warriors in 2003, including five players who made their first grade debuts.

No.NameNationalityPositionWarriors DebutAppTGFGPts
24{{sortname|Stacey|Jones}}NZL}}HB23 April 199522329474
33{{sortname|Awen|Guttenbeil}}NZL}} / {{flagicon|TON}}SR14 April 1996201004
42{{sortname|Logan|Swann}}NZL}}SR1 March 19972390036
50{{sortname|Jerry|Seu Seu}}NZL}} / {{flagicon|WSM}}PR16 August 1997241004
55{{sortname|Ali|Lauitiiti}}NZL}} / {{flagicon|WSM}}SR19 April 1998121004
61{{sortname|Monty|Betham}}NZL}} / {{flagicon|WSM}}HK / LK8 March 1999242008
64{{sortname|Wairangi|Koopu}}NZL}}CE / SR9 April 1999251004
65{{sortname|Francis|Meli}}NZL}} / {{flagicon|WSM}}WG2 May 199927230092
66{{sortname|Clinton|Toopi}}NZL}}CE2 May 199922170068
76{{sortname|Mark|Tookey}}AUS}}PR6 February 2000170000
81{{sortname|Henry|Fa'afili}}NZL}} / {{flagicon|WSM}}WG26 March 200024100040
87{{sortname|Richard|Villasanti}}AUS}} / {{flagicon|TON}}PR18 February 20011660024
90{{sortname|Motu|Tony}}NZL}} / {{flagicon|WSM}}UH9 March 20011870028
92{{sortname|Justin|Murphy|Justin Murphy (rugby league)}}FRA}}WG7 April 200181004
93{{sortname|Iafeta|Paleaaesina}}NZL}} / {{flagicon|WSM}}PR1 June 2001240000
95{{sortname|John|Carlaw}}AUS}}CE24 March 2002102008
96{{sortname|PJ|Marsh}}AUS}}HB / HK24 March 200211312036
97{{sortname|Brent|Webb}}NZL}}FB1 April 200221826084
98{{sortname|Sione|Faumuina}}NZL}}CE / LK1 April 20022451022
99{{sortname|Lance|Hohaia}}NZL}}UB6 April 20021678044
100{{sortname|Vinnie|Anderson}}NZL}} / {{flagicon|TON}}CE7 July 20022760024
102{{sortname|Evarn|Tuimavave}}NZL}}PR1 September 200291106
103{{sortname|Karl|Temata}}COK}}PR / SR6 September 2002100000
104{{sortname|Mark|Robinson|Mark Darren Robinson}}NZL}}HK2 May 200310000
105{{sortname|Thomas|Leuluai}}NZL}}HB2 May 2003121004
106{{sortname|Vince|Mellars}}NZL}}CE7 June 200341004
107{{sortname|Tevita|Latu}}NZL}} / {{flagicon|TON}}HK7 June 200372008
108{{sortname|Jerome|Ropati}}NZL}}CE / FE31 August 200310000

Staff

  • Chief Executive Officer: Mick Watson

Coaching Staff

  • Head Coach: Daniel Anderson
  • Assistant Coach: Tony Kemp
  • Assistant Coach: Rohan Smith

Transfers

Gains

Player Previous Club Length Notes
Mark|Robinson|Mark Darren Robinson}}North Harbour Rugby Union

Losses

Player Club Notes
Jeremiah|Pai}}Wests Tigers
Justin|Morgan|Justin Morgan (rugby league)}}Toulouse Olympique
Kevin|Campion|Kevin Campion (rugby league)}}North Queensland Cowboys
Shontayne|Hape}}Bradford Bulls
David|Myles|David Myles (rugby league)}}North Queensland Cowboys
Ivan|Cleary}}Retired

Other Teams

Players not required by the Warriors were released to play in the 2003 Bartercard Cup. This included Motu Tony and Jerome Ropati at the Marist Richmond Brothers, Mark Robinson at the North Harbour Tigers and Richard Villasanti at the Canterbury Bulls.

Awards

Francis Meli won the Player of the Year award.[5]

References

1. ^John Coffey Warriors youngest in NRL The Press, 30 November 2002
2. ^Francis Meli will play his 50th NRL match for the Warriors Western Leader, 4 April 2003
3. ^John Coffey Warriors' new strip The Press, 29 November 2002
4. ^We're first - angry Roosters call for ad to be dropped Sydney Morning Herald, 28 February 2003
5. ^Vodafone Warriors RED BALL Awards warriors.co.nz, 16 September 2014

External links

  • Warriors official site
  • 2003 Warriors Season at rugbyleagueproject.org
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