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词条 2005 New Zealand Warriors season
释义

  1. Milestones

  2. Jersey & Sponsors

  3. Fixtures

     Pre-Season  Regular Season 

  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 = 2005
| league = NRL
| league_champions =
| league_rank = 11th
| playoff_result =
| cup = Challenge Cup
| cup_result =
| league_wins = 10
| league_draws = 0
| league_losses = 14
| points_for = 515
| points_against = 528
| CEO_title = CEO
| CEO = Mick Watson
| coach = Tony Kemp
| assistant_coach = Ivan Cleary
Kevin Campion
| captain = Steve Price
| captain2 = Stacey Jones (7)
Monty Betham (1)
| stadium = Ericsson Stadium
| avg_attendance = 13,101
| top_tries = Todd Byrne (14)
| top_goals = Stacey Jones (63)
| top_points = Stacey Jones (147)
| prev_season = 2004
| next_season = 2006
| list =

}}The 2005 New Zealand Warriors season was the 11th in the club's history. The club competed in Australasia's National Rugby League. The coach of the team was Tony Kemp while Steve Price was the club captain.

Milestones

  • 3 April - Round 4: Clinton Toopi played in his 100th match for the club.
  • 9 April - Round 5: Francis Meli plays in his 100th first grade match for the club.[1]
  • 7 May - Round 9: Wairangi Koopu played in his 100th match for the club.
  • 13 August - Round 23: Monty Betham played in his 100th first grade match for the club and Karl Temata played in his 50th game for the club.

Jersey & Sponsors

The Warriors again made no changes to their jersey design for the 2005 season. During Round Sixteen a replica 1995 jersey was worn against the Brisbane Broncos to mark the 10th season of the Warriors.

Fixtures

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

The Warriors used Ericsson Stadium as their home ground in 2005, their only home ground since they entered the competition in 1995.

Pre-Season

The Warriors played a match against the NZRL's Presidents selection at North Harbour Stadium on 27 February. The President's selection was coached by John Ackland and Tawera Nikau and included: Toshio Laiseni, Cooper Vuna, Simon Mannering, Joshua Davis, Rowan Baxter, Daniel Vasau, Bernard Perenara, George Tuakura, Ben Lythe, Phil Shead, Odell Manuel, Chris Newton, Wayne McDade. Interchange: Paul Atkins, Andreas Bauer, Marvin Filipo, Robinson Godfrey, Pinomi Tafea, Willie Live, Artie Shead, Sam Rapira, Chris Tupou, Dean Shepherd, Antonio Tusani.[2] For the Warriors, the match was Nathan Fien's first for the club.[3] The Warriors won the game 58-6.[4]

Date Opponent Venue Result Score Tries Goals Attendance Report
13 February Parramatta EelsYarrow Stadium, New PlymouthWin20-109,500 [5][6][7]
27 February NZRL's Presidents selectionNorth Harbour Stadium, AucklandWin58-6Meli (3), Webb (3), Hohaia (2), Ropati, Martin, LatuJones (5)[4]

Regular Season

Date Round Opponent Venue Result Score Tries Goals Attendance Report
13 MarchRound 1 Manly Sea EaglesEricsson Stadium, AucklandLost 20-26Anderson, Koopu, Toopi Jones (4) 13,682  
19 MarchRound 2 Brisbane BroncosSuncorp Stadium, BrisbaneWin 24-12Jones, Ropati, Wiki Jones (6) 24,719  
27 MarchRound 3 North Queensland CowboysEricsson Stadium, AucklandLost 22-32Betham, Byrne, Fien, Paleaaesina Jones (3) 13,888  
3 AprilRound 4 South Sydney RabbitohsEricsson Stadium, AucklandWin 46-14Betham, Byrne, Fien, Guttenbeil, Jones,
Koopu, Toopi, Manu Vatuvei		Jones (7) 9,751  
9 AprilRound 5 Wests TigersAMI Stadium, ChristchurchLost 6-24Byrne Jones (1)18,421  
17 AprilRound 6 Newcastle KnightsEnergyAustralia Stadium, NewcastleWin 30-26Vatuvei (2), Byrne, Faumuina,
Meli, Toopi 		Jones (3) 18,173  
Round 7 Bye
1 MayRound 8 Penrith PanthersEricsson Stadium, AucklandLost 14-16Byrne, Temata, VatuveiJones (1) 10,989  
7 MayRound 9 Cronulla SharksMembers Equity Stadium, PerthLost 24-28Byrne, Hohaia, Koopu, Villasanti Hohaia (4) 13,293 
15 MayRound 10 Sydney RoostersEricsson Stadium, AucklandLost 6-10Byrne Hohaia (1) 10,082  
21 MayRound 11 South Sydney RabbitohsNorth Sydney Oval, SydneyWin 34-16Faumuina, Meli, Ropati, Vatuvei,
Villasanti, Webb 		Jones (3), Hohaia (2) 6,195  
29 MayRound 12 Wests TigersEricsson Stadium, AucklandWin 21-4Toopi (2), Byrne, Villasanti Jones (1 & FG), Hohaia (1) 9,420  
4 JuneRound 13 St. George Illawarra DragonsWIN Stadium, WollongongLost 18-32Byrne, Paleaaesina, Vatuvei Jones (3) 14,479  
12 JuneRound 14 Melbourne StormEricsson Stadium, AucklandWin 24-16Byrne (2), Meli, Paleaaesina, Ropati Jones (2) 7,898  
18 JuneRound 15 Parramatta EelsWaikato Stadium, HamiltonLost 18-28Byrne, Meli, Toopi, VillasantiHohaia (1) 17,142  
26 JuneRound 16 Brisbane BroncosEricsson Stadium, AucklandWin 30-18Koopu (2), Faumuina, Hohaia,
Meli, Vatuvei 		Jones (3) 13,752  
2 JulyRound 17 North Queensland CowboysDairy Farmers Stadium, TownsvilleLost 16-24Koopu, Vatuvei, Wiki Jones (2) 20,078  
10 JulyRound 18 Canterbury BulldogsEricsson Stadium, AucklandLost 24-26Meli, Byrne, Koopu, Jones Jones (4) 12,822  
16 JulyRound 19 Sydney RoostersSydney Football Stadium, SydneyWin 24-22Hohaia (2), Webb, Wiki Jones (4) 13,789  
23 JulyRound 20 Canberra RaidersEricsson Stadium, AucklandWin 24-16Fien, Hohaia, Meli, Ropati Jones (4) 18,361  
30 JulyRound 21 Penrith PanthersCUA Stadium, SydneyLost 34-42Byrne, Faumuina, Fien,
Guttenbeil, Jones, Webb		 Jones (5)13,985  
6 AugustRound 22 Parramatta EelsEricsson Stadium, AucklandLost 20-38Fien (2), Koopu Jones (4) 19,211  
13 AugustRound 23 Melbourne StormOlympic Park Stadium, MelbourneLost 10-22Fien, Meli Jones (1) 11,072  
20 AugustRound 24 Newcastle KnightsEricsson Stadium, AucklandLost 4-16Vatuvei 17,356  
27 AugustRound 25 Manly Sea EaglesBrookvale Oval, SydneyWin 22-20Faumuina, Jones, Koopu, Wiki Jones (3)14,219  
Round 26 Bye

Ladder

TeamPldWDLBPFPAPDPts
1Parramatta24 16 0 8 2 704 456 +248 36
2St George Illawarra24 16 0 8 2 655 510 +145 36
3Brisbane24 15 0 9 2 597 484 +113 34
4Wests Tigers24 14 0 10 2 676 575 +101 32
5North Queensland24 14 0 10 2 639 563 +76 32
6Melbourne24 13 0 11 2 640 462 +178 30
7Cronulla24 12 0 12 2 550 564 -14 28
8Manly24 12 0 12 2 554 632 -78 28
9Sydney24 11 0 13 2 488 487 +1 26
10Penrith24 11 0 13 2 554 554 =0 26
11New Zealand24 10 0 14 2 515 528 -13 24
12Canterbury24 9 1 14 2 472 670 -198 23
13South Sydney24 9 1 14 2 482 700 -218 23
14Canberra24 9 0 15 2 465 606 -141 22
15Newcastle24 8 0 16 2 467 667 -200 20

Squad

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

Twenty Four players were used by the Warriors in 2005, including several players who made their first grade debuts.

No.NameNationalityPositionWarriors DebutAppTGFGPts
24{{sortname|Stacey|Jones}}NZL}}HB23 April 1995235631147
33{{sortname|Awen|Guttenbeil}}NZL}}SR14 April 1996232008
61{{sortname|Monty|Betham}}NZL}}HK / LK8 March 1999162008
64{{sortname|Wairangi|Koopu}}NZL}}CE / SR9 April 19992490036
65{{sortname|Francis|Meli}}NZL}}WG2 May 19992180032
66{{sortname|Clinton|Toopi}}NZL}}CE2 May 19992360024
87{{sortname|Richard|Villasanti}}AUS}}PR18 February 20011940016
93{{sortname|Iafeta|Paleaaesina}}NZL}}PR1 June 20012230012
97{{sortname|Brent|Webb}}NZL}}FB1 April 20022030012
98{{sortname|Sione|Faumuina}}NZL}}CE / LK1 April 20022050020
99{{sortname|Lance|Hohaia}}NZL}}UB6 April 200219510040
102{{sortname|Evarn|Tuimavave}}NZL}}PR1 September 200220000
103{{sortname|Karl|Temata}}COK}}PR / SR6 September 2002201004
107{{sortname|Tevita|Latu}}NZL}}HK7 June 200380000
108{{sortname|Jerome|Ropati}}NZL}}CE / FE31 August 20032340016
109{{sortname|Tony|Martin|Tony Martin (rugby league)}}AUS}}CE14 March 200420000
110{{sortname|Epalahame|Lauaki}}NZL}}SR14 March 200450000
112{{sortname|Louis|Anderson}}NZL}}LK28 March 2004181004
115{{sortname|Manu|Vatuvei}}NZL}}WG23 May 20041290036
118{{sortname|Cooper|Vuna}}NZL}}WG21 August 200400000
121{{sortname|Steve|Price|Steve Price (rugby league)}}AUS}}PR13 March 2005160000
122{{sortname|Todd|Byrne}}AUS}}WG13 March 200522140056
123{{sortname|Ruben|Wiki}}NZL}}PR13 March 20051940016
124{{sortname|Nathan|Fien}}NZL}}HK13 March 20052270028
125{{sortname|Simon|Mannering}}NZL}}CE26 June 200570000

Staff

  • Chief Executive Officer: Mick Watson

Coaching Staff

  • Head Coach: Tony Kemp
  • Assistant Coach: Ivan Cleary
  • Assistant Coach: Kevin Campion
  • IT and Video Analyst: Tony Iro[8]
  • Trainer: Craig Walker[9]

Transfers

Gains

Player Previous Club Length Notes
{{sortname|Steve|Price|Steve Price (rugby league)}}Canterbury Bulldogs
{{sortname|Todd|Byrne}}Sydney Roosters
{{sortname|Ruben|Wiki}}Canberra Raiders
{{sortname|Nathan|Fien}}North Queensland Cowboys

Losses

Player Club Notes
Paul AtkinsOtahuhu-Ellerslie Leopards
Kane FerrisCanterbury Bulls
Herewini RangiCentral Comets
Shannon StowersMount Albert Lions
Paul DezoltQueensland CupReleased 14 June 2004
Matt JobsonWests Tigers
Danny SullivanRetired
Vince MellarsCronulla Sharks
Thomas LeuluaiLondon Broncos
Vinnie AndersonSt Helens R.F.C.
PJ MarshParramatta Eels
Justin MurphyWidnes VikingsReleased July 2004
Henry Fa'afiliWarrington Wolves
Mark TookeyCastleford TigersReleased June 2004
Ali LauitiitiLeeds RhinosReleased April 2004
Jerry SeuseuWigan Warriors

Other Teams

Players not required by the Warriors were released to play in the 2005 Bartercard Cup. This included Cooper Vuna who played for the Otahuhu-Ellerslie Leopards.

Awards

Ruben Wiki won the Player of the Year award.[10]

References

1. ^Warrior makes it to 100 Western Leader, 27 May 2005. p.1.
2. ^NZ Presidents Selection / 2005 Tag International Series {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110713193058/http://www.leagueunlimited.com/article.php?newsid=6598 |date=13 July 2011 }} leagueunlimited, 24 February 2005
3. ^Former Cowboy Fien to debut for Warriors{{dead link|date=February 2019|bot=medic}}{{cbignore|bot=medic}} The Press, 24 February 2005
4. ^1 Warriors' class wins out after tough challenge New Zealand Herald, 28 February 2005
5. ^League game with all the fun of sevens{{dead link|date=February 2019|bot=medic}}{{cbignore|bot=medic}} Daily News, 14 February 2005
6. ^Happy homecoming for Warriors coach{{dead link|date=February 2019|bot=medic}}{{cbignore|bot=medic}} Daily News, 24 January 2005
7. ^Warriors hook, fry Eels; Kemp thrilled with team and home town crowd support{{dead link|date=February 2019|bot=medic}}{{cbignore|bot=medic}} Daily News, 14 February 2005
8. ^Iro decides to leave Vodafone Warriors warriors.co.nz, 31 October 2012
9. ^Warriors trainer quits to join Roosters stuff.co.nz, 15 October 2012
10. ^Vodafone Warriors RED BALL Awards warriors.co.nz, 16 September 2014

External links

  • Warriors official site
  • 2005 Warriors Season at rugbyleagueproject.org
{{New Zealand Warriors}}{{2005 in rugby league}}

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