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2011 NRL season

释义

Season summary
Records set In 2011
Teams
Ladder
Finals series
Finals chart
Grand Final
Club and player records
Attendances
2011 Transfers
Players
See also
References
External links

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| year = 2011
| competition = National Rugby League
| image =
| imagesize =
| caption =
| duration = March 11 – October 2, 2011
| teams = 16
| count = 8th
| premiers = {{leagueicon|Manly|size=16}} Manly Warringah
| runners up = {{leagueicon|Auckland|size=16}} New Zeland Warriors
| minor premiers = {{leagueicon|Melbourne|size=16}} Melbourne Storm
| mpcount = 1st
| matches = 201
| points =
| attendance = 3464207
| top point scorer = {{leagueicon|Wests Tigers|size=16}} Benji Marshall (211)
| top try scorer = {{leagueicon|South Sydney|size=16}} Nathan Merritt (23){{leagueicon|Canterbury Bulldogs|size=16}}Ben Barba (23)
| player of the year = {{leagueicon|Melbourne|16}} Billy Slater (Dally M Medal)

}}The 2011 NRL season was the 104th season of professional rugby league football club competition in Australia, and the fourteenth and last run by the National Rugby League's partnership committee of the Australian Rugby League and News Ltd. The NRL's main championship, called the 2011 Telstra Premiership due to sponsorship from Telstra, was contested by sixteen teams for the fifth consecutive year. Alongside was the fourth season of the Toyota Cup taking place.

The season's Premiership title was awarded to the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles who took out their 8th title, only three years after their previous title, defeating the New Zealand Warriors in the Grand Final.

Season summary

The 2011 competition draw was announced on Thursday, 7 October 2010,^[1] with the season's first match between NRL teams to be played on Friday, 11 March. The first round of the premiership season became the highest attended round in NRL history, with 201,212 fans attending.^[2]

However, the first NRL match of the year was the second annual NRL All Stars vs Indigenous All Stars game played at Skilled Park on the Gold Coast on 12 February. The annual ANZAC Test was also held at Skilled Park, on 6 May, with City vs Country Origin held on the same night at the Lavington Sports Ground in Albury. The Test match was to have been held at Christchurch in New Zealand, but was moved due to the destruction wrought on that city by the earthquake in February 2011.^[3]

Byes began on 6 May, being the day of those representative matches, and continued throughout the 2011 State of Origin series, covering in total rounds 9 to 18.

Themed rounds included the Heritage Round (round 5), Women in League Round (round 16), and Rivalry Round (round 19).

The regular 26 round season finished with the Melbourne Storm winning the J. J. Giltinan Shield for being the minor premiers. However the grand final match-up ended up between the second placed Manly Warringah Sea Eagles and the sixth placed New Zealand Warriors in which the Sea Eagles sought victory and claimed their 8th premiership title.

The coveted Dally M Medal award for player of the year in 2011 was awarded to Melbourne Storm fullback Billy Slater, who becomes the second Storm player to be given the award. (see 2011 Dally M Awards for full award listing)

Records set In 2011

Canberra Raiders equalled their longest losing streak with 8-matches (Round 2 - Round 9).
Brisbane Broncos round-26 match was the biggest ever regular home game crowd for the Broncos at Suncorp Stadium with 50,859.
South Sydney Rabbitohs winger Nathan Merritt equaled the record for the most tries in a match with 5-tries against the Parramatta Eels in Round 22.
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles set the record for the most points scored in a half of finals football when they scored 42 unanswered points against the North Queensland Cowboys.
Sea Eagles halves Kieran Foran (21) and Daly Cherry-Evans (22) became the youngest halves pairing to win a grand final since Brett Kenny (20) and Peter Sterling (21) in 1981

Teams

The number of teams in the NRL remained unchanged for the fourth consecutive season, with sixteen participating in the regular season: ten from New South Wales, three from Queensland and one from each of Victoria, the Australian Capital Territory and New Zealand. Of the ten from New South Wales, eight are from Sydney's metropolitan area, with St. George-Illawarra being a Sydney and Wollongong joint venture. Just two foundation clubs from New South Wales Rugby League season 1908 played in the competition: the Sydney Roosters (formerly known as Eastern Suburbs) and the South Sydney Rabbitohs.


Brisbane Broncos 24th season Ground: Suncorp Stadium Coach: Anthony Griffin Captain: Darren Lockyer	Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 77th season Ground: ANZ Stadium Coach: Kevin Moore→Jim Dymock Captain: Andrew Ryan	Canberra Raiders 30th season Ground: Canberra Stadium Coach: David Furner Captain: Alan Tongue	Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 45th season Ground: Toyota Stadium Coach: Shane Flanagan Captain: Paul Gallen
Gold Coast Titans 5th season Ground: Skilled Park Coach: John Cartwright Captain: Scott Prince	Manly Warringah Sea Eagles 62nd season Ground: Brookvale Oval Coach: Des Hasler Captain: Jamie Lyon & Jason King	Melbourne Storm 14th season Ground: AAMI Park Coach: Craig Bellamy Captain: Cameron Smith	Newcastle Knights 24th season Ground: Ausgrid Stadium Coach: Rick Stone Captain: Kurt Gidley
New Zealand Warriors 17th season Ground: Mt Smart Stadium Coach: Ivan Cleary Captain: Simon Mannering	North Queensland Cowboys 17th season Ground: Dairy Farmers Stadium Coach: Neil Henry Captain: Johnathan Thurston & Matt Scott	Parramatta Eels 65th season Ground: Parramatta Stadium Coach: Stephen Kearney Captain: Nathan Hindmarsh	Penrith Panthers 45th season Ground: Centrebet Stadium Coach: Matthew Elliott→Steve Georgallis Captain: Petero Civoniceva
South Sydney Rabbitohs 102nd season Ground: ANZ Stadium Coach: John Lang Captains: Roy Asotasi & Michael Crocker	Sydney Roosters 104th season Ground: Sydney Football Stadium Coach: Brian Smith Captain: Braith Anasta	St George Illawarra Dragons 13th season Ground: Jubilee Oval & WIN Stadium Coach: Wayne Bennett Captain: Ben Hornby	Wests Tigers 12th season Grounds: Campbelltown Stadium & Leichhardt Oval Coach: Tim Sheens Captain: Robbie Farah

Ladder

Finals series

{{See also|2011 NRL season results#Finals|l1=2011 NRL season results - Finals series}}

To decide the grand finalists from the top eight finishing teams, the NRL adopts the McIntyre Final Eight System. The 2011 finals series sees the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles, Wests Tigers, St George Illawarra Dragons and the New Zealand Warriors all return from last year. The Melbourne Storm and Brisbane Broncos both return after last year's absence whilst the North Queensland Cowboys and the Newcastle Knights appear in this year's finals for the first time since 2007 and 2009, respectively.

Home	Score	Away	Match Information
Home	Score	Away	Date and Time (Local)	Venue	Referees	Crowd
QUALIFYING FINALS
{{leagueicon\|Wests Tigers\|16}} Wests Tigers	21 – 12	{{leagueicon\|St George\|16}} St George Illawarra Dragons	9 September 2011, 7:45pm	ANZ Stadium	Tony Archer Matt Cecchin	45,631
{{leagueicon\|Brisbane\|16}} Brisbane Broncos	40 – 10	{{leagueicon\|New Zealand\|16}} New Zealand Warriors	10 September 2011, 6:45pm	Suncorp Stadium	Jared Maxwell Shayne Hayne	48,943
{{leagueicon\|Manly\|16}} Manly Warringah Sea Eagles	42 – 8	{{leagueicon\|North Queensland\|16}} North Queensland Cowboys	10 September 2011, 8:30pm	Sydney Football Stadium	Ben Cummins Gavin Badger	13,972
{{leagueicon\|Melbourne\|16}} Melbourne Storm	18 – 8	{{leagueicon\|Newcastle\|16}} Newcastle Knights	11 September 2011, 4:00pm	AAMI Park	Ashley Klein Adam Devcich	14,845
SEMI FINALS
{{leagueicon\|Wests Tigers\|16}} Wests Tigers	20 – 22	{{leagueicon\|New Zealand\|16}} New Zealand Warriors	16 September 2011, 7:45pm	Sydney Football Stadium	Shayne Hayne Jared Maxwell	27,109
{{leagueicon\|Brisbane\|16}} Brisbane Broncos †	13 – 12	{{leagueicon\|St George\|16}} St George Illawarra Dragons	17 September 2011, 6:45pm	Suncorp Stadium	Tony Archer Matt Cecchin	48,474
PRELIMINARY FINALS
{{leagueicon\|Manly\|16}} Manly Warringah Sea Eagles	26 – 14	{{leagueicon\|Brisbane\|16}} Brisbane Broncos	23 September 2011, 7:45pm	Sydney Football Stadium	Shayne Hayne Jared Maxwell	31,894
{{leagueicon\|Melbourne\|16}} Melbourne Storm	12 – 20	{{leagueicon\|New Zealand\|16}} New Zealand Warriors	24 September 2011, 7:45pm	AAMI Park	Tony Archer Matt Cecchin	28,580

† - Match decided in golden point extra time

Finals chart

{{8McIntyre
| RD1-team1={{leagueicon|Melbourne|16}} Melbourne
| RD1-score1=18
| RD1-team8={{leagueicon|Newcastle|16}} Newcastle
| RD1-score8=8
| RD1-team2={{leagueicon|Manly|16}} Manly
| RD1-score2=42
| RD1-team7={{leagueicon|North Queensland|16}} North Queensland
| RD1-score7=8
| RD1-team3={{leagueicon|Brisbane|16}} Brisbane
| RD1-score3=40
| RD1-team6={{leagueicon|New Zealand|16}} New Zealand
| RD1-score6=10
| RD1-team4={{leagueicon|Wests Tigers|16}} Wests Tigers
| RD1-score4=21
| RD1-team5={{leagueicon|St George|16}} St. George Illawarra
| RD1-score5=12
| RD2-team1={{leagueicon|Wests Tigers|16}} Wests Tigers
| RD2-score1=20
| RD2-team2={{leagueicon|New Zealand|16}} New Zealand
| RD2-score2=22
| RD2-team3={{leagueicon|Brisbane|16}} Brisbane
| RD2-score3=13
| RD2-team4={{leagueicon|St George|16}} St. George Illawarra
| RD2-score4=12
| RD3-team1={{leagueicon|Melbourne|16}} Melbourne
| RD3-score1=12
| RD3-team2={{leagueicon|New Zealand|16}} New Zealand
| RD3-score2=20
| RD3-team3={{leagueicon|Manly|16}} Manly
| RD3-score3=26
| RD3-team4={{leagueicon|Brisbane|16}} Brisbane
| RD3-score4=14
| RD4-team1={{leagueicon|New Zealand|16}} New Zealand
| RD4-score1=10
| RD4-team2={{leagueicon|Manly|16}} Manly
| RD4-score2=24
}}

Grand Final

{{main article|2011 NRL Grand Final}}{{rugbyleaguebox
|bg = #f1f5fc
|date = Sunday, 2 October
|time = 5:00pm (AEDT)
|team1 = Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles {{leagueicon|Manly|16}}
|score = 24 – 10
|report = 1st: 12 - 2
2nd: 12 - 8
report
|team2 = {{leagueicon|New Zealand|16}} New Zealand Warriors
|points1 = Tries:
Brett Stewart (30') 1
Daly Cherry-Evans (40') 1
Glenn Stewart (57') 1
Jamie Lyon (79') 1
Goals:
Jamie Lyon 3/3
(32', 40', 58')
Michael Robertson 1/1
(80')
|points2 = Tries:
Manu Vatuvei (62') 1
Elijah Taylor (68') 1
Goals:
James Maloney 1/3
(28' pen)
|stadium = ANZ Stadium
|referee = Tony Archer, Matt Cecchin
|attendance = 81,988
Clive Churchill Medal: Glenn Stewart
}}

Club and player records

The following statistics are correct as of the conclusion of Round 26.

{{col-begin}}{{col-2}}Top 5 point scorers

Points	Player	Tries	Goals	Field Goals
195	South Sydney}} Chris Sandow	6	82	7
186	Wests Tigers}} Benji Marshall	11	70	2
180	New Zealand Warriors}} James Maloney	8	73	2
164	Parramatta}} Luke Burt	10	62	0
158	North Queensland Cowboys}} Johnathan Thurston	10	59	0

Top 5 try scorers

Tries	Player
23	Canterbury}} Ben Barba
23	South Sydney}} Nathan Merritt
21	North Queensland Cowboys}} Ashley Graham
19	Newcastle}} Akuila Uate
16	Gold Coast Titans}} David Mead

{{col-2}}Top 5 goal scorers

Goals	Player
82	South Sydney}} Chris Sandow
73	New Zealand Warriors}} James Maloney
73	Melbourne}} Cameron Smith
70	Wests Tigers}} Benji Marshall
65	Brisbane}} Corey Parker

{{col-end}}Most points in a match by an individual

Points	Player	Tries	Goals	Opponent	Score	Venue	Round
20	Parramatta}} Luke Burt	2	6/7	Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks	40–6	Sydney Football Stadium	Round 11
20	South Sydney}} Nathan Merritt	5	0	Parramatta Eels	56–6	ANZ Stadium	Round 22
20	South Sydney}} Chris Sandow	1	8/10	Parramatta Eels	56–6	ANZ Stadium	Round 22
20	North Queensland}} Johnathan Thurston	2	6/7	Parramatta Eels	40–26	Dairy Farmers Stadium	Round 10

Most tries in a match by an individual

Tries	Player	Opponent	Score	Venue	Round
5	South Sydney}} Nathan Merritt	Parramatta Eels	56–6	ANZ Stadium	Round 22
4	Canterbury}} Ben Barba	Canberra Raiders	36–22	ANZ Stadium	Round 26
4	Newcastle}} Akuila Uate	South Sydney Rabbitohs	40–24	Ausgrid Stadium	Round 26

Paul Gallen ran 3,670 metres with the ball in 2011, more than any other player in the competition.^[4]

Attendances

The regular season attendances for the 2011 season aggregated to a total of 3,123,055 (average 16,267), becoming the second highest attended NRL season (after 2010).

The highest twenty regular season match attendances:

Crowd	Venue	Home Team	Opponent	Round
50,859	Suncorp Stadium	Brisbane\|16}} Brisbane Broncos	Manly\|16}} Manly Warringah Sea Eagles	Round 26
45,119	Suncorp Stadium	Brisbane\|16}} Brisbane Broncos	Nth Qld\|16}} North Queensland Cowboys	Round 1
40,094	Suncorp Stadium	Brisbane\|16}} Brisbane Broncos	Souths\|16}} South Sydney Rabbitohs	Round 25
38,412	Eden Park	New Zealand\|16}} New Zealand Warriors	Parramatta\|16}} Parramatta Eels	Round 1
37,173	Suncorp Stadium	Brisbane\|16}} Brisbane Broncos	New Zealand\|16}} New Zealand Warriors	Round 22
34,976	Sydney Football Stadium	Easts\|16}} Sydney Roosters	St George\|16}} St George Illawarra Dragons	Round 7
34,322	ANZ Stadium	Bulldogs\|16}} Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs	St George\|16}} St George Illawarra Dragons	Round 10
34,185	Suncorp Stadium	Brisbane\|16}} Brisbane Broncos	St George\|16}} St George Illawarra Dragons	Round 15
34,175	Suncorp Stadium	Brisbane\|16}} Brisbane Broncos	Melbourne\|16}} Melbourne Storm	Round 9
32,283	Suncorp Stadium (Double Header)	Manly\|16}} Manly Warringah Sea Eagles {{leagueicon\|Bulldogs\|16}} Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs	Brisbane\|16}} Brisbane Broncos {{leagueicon\|Gold Coast Titans\|16}} Gold Coast Titans	Round 12
31,122	Sydney Cricket Ground	St George\|16}} St George Illawarra Dragons	Bulldogs\|16}} Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs	Round 5
31,035	Suncorp Stadium	Brisbane\|16}} Brisbane Broncos	Gold Coast Titans\|16}} Gold Coast Titans	Round 19
30,729	Ausgrid Stadium	Newcastle\|16}} Newcastle Knights	Souths\|16}} South Sydney Rabbitohs	Round 26
30,687	ANZ Stadium	Parramatta\|16}} Parramatta Eels	Bulldogs\|16}} Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs	Round 6
30,127	Suncorp Stadium	Brisbane\|16}} Brisbane Broncos	Wests Tigers\|16}} Wests Tigers	Round 17
30,538	Suncorp Stadium	Brisbane\|16}} Brisbane Broncos	Bulldogs\|16}} Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs	Round 8
28,703	Sydney Football Stadium	Easts\|16}} Sydney Roosters	Souths\|16}} South Sydney Rabbitohs	Round 1
27,687	Sydney Football Stadium	Wests Tigers\|16}} Wests Tigers	St George\|16}} St George Illawarra Dragons	Round 22
26,737	ANZ Stadium	Bulldogs\|16}} Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs	Wests Tigers\|16}} Wests Tigers	Round 1
26,463	Dairy Farmers Stadium	Nth Qld\|16}} North Queensland Cowboys	Brisbane\|16}} Brisbane Broncos	Round 23
25,623	Suncorp Stadium	Brisbane\|16}} Brisbane Broncos	Penrith\|16}} Penrith Panthers	Round 4

2011 Transfers

Players

Player	2010 Club	2011 Club
Israel Folau	Brisbane}} Brisbane Broncos	Greater Western Sydney Giants (Australian rules football)
Ashton Sims	Brisbane}} Brisbane Broncos	North Queensland}} North Queensland Cowboys
Antonio Winterstein	Brisbane}} Brisbane Broncos	North Queensland}} North Queensland Cowboys
Scott Logan	Canberra}} Canberra Raiders	Retirement
Adam Mogg	Canberra}} Canberra Raiders	Retirement
Joel Monaghan	Canberra}} Canberra Raiders	Warrington}} Super League: Warrington Wolves
Troy Thompson	Canberra}} Canberra Raiders	Melbourne}} Melbourne Storm
Yileen Gordon	Canterbury}} Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs	Penrith}} Penrith Panthers
Ben Hannant	Canterbury}} Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs	Brisbane}} Brisbane Broncos
Jarrad Hickey	Canterbury}} Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs	Wakefield}} Super League: Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
Brett Kimmorley	Canterbury}} Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs	Retirement
Luke Patten	Canterbury}} Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs	Salford City}} Super League: Salford City Reds
Trent Barrett	Cronulla}} Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks	Retirement
Luke Covell	Cronulla}} Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks	Retirement
Adam Cuthbertson	Cronulla}} Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks	St. George}} St. George Illawarra Dragons
Blake Ferguson	Cronulla}} Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks	Canberra}} Canberra Raiders
Grant Millington	Cronulla}} Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks	Canterbury}} Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Jordan Atkins	Gold Coast Titans}} Gold Coast Titans	Parramatta}} Parramatta Eels
Aaron Cannings	Gold Coast Titans}} Gold Coast Titans	Retirement
Josh Graham	Gold Coast Titans}} Gold Coast Titans	Retirement
Chris Bailey	Manly}} Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles	Harlequins}} Super League: Harlequins RL
Ben Farrar	Manly}} Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles	Catalans}} Super League: Catalans Dragons
Trent Hodkinson	Manly}} Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles	Canterbury}} Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Josh Perry	Manly}} Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles	St. Helens}} Super League: St. Helens
Brett Finch	Melbourne}} Melbourne Storm	Wigan}} Super League: Wigan Warriors
Ryan Hoffman	Melbourne}} Melbourne Storm	Wigan}} Super League: Wigan Warriors
Greg Inglis	Melbourne}} Melbourne Storm	South Sydney}} South Sydney Rabbitohs
Jeff Lima	Melbourne}} Melbourne Storm	Wigan}} Super League: Wigan Warriors
Aiden Tolman	Melbourne}} Melbourne Storm	Canterbury}} Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Brett White	Melbourne}} Melbourne Storm	Canberra}} Canberra Raiders
Ben Cross	Newcastle}} Newcastle Knights	Leeds}} Super League: Leeds Rhinos
Scott Dureau	Newcastle}} Newcastle Knights	Catalans}} Super League: Catalans Dragons
Steve Simpson	Newcastle}} Newcastle Knights	Retirement
Cooper Vuna	Newcastle}} Newcastle Knights	Melbourne Rebels (Super Rugby)
Patrick Ah Van	New Zealand}} New Zealand Warriors	Bradford}} Super League: Bradford Bulls
Ian Henderson	New Zealand}} New Zealand Warriors	Catalans}} Super League: Catalans Dragons
Jesse Royal	New Zealand}} New Zealand Warriors	Retirement
Brent Tate	New Zealand}} New Zealand Warriors	North Queensland}} North Queensland Cowboys
Ben Harris	North Queensland}} North Queensland Cowboys	Retirement
Willie Mason	North Queensland}} North Queensland Cowboys	Hull Kingston Rovers}} Super League: Hull Kingston Rovers
Luke O'Donnell	North Queensland}} North Queensland Cowboys	Huddersfield}} Super League: Huddersfield Giants
Steve Rapira	North Queensland}} North Queensland Cowboys	New Zealand}} New Zealand Warriors
Steve Southern	North Queensland}} North Queensland Cowboys	Newcastle}} Newcastle Knights
Carl Webb	North Queensland}} North Queensland Cowboys	Parramatta}} Parramatta Eels
John Williams	North Queensland}} North Queensland Cowboys	Cronulla}} Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
Ty Williams	North Queensland}} North Queensland Cowboys	Retirement
Nathan Cayless	Parramatta}} Parramatta Eels	Retirement
Eric Grothe Jr.	Parramatta}} Parramatta Eels	Retirement
Krisnan Inu	Parramatta}} Parramatta Eels	New Zealand}} New Zealand Warriors
Kris Keating	Parramatta}} Parramatta Eels	Canterbury}} Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Feleti Mateo	Parramatta}} Parramatta Eels	New Zealand}} New Zealand Warriors
Timana Tahu	Parramatta}} Parramatta Eels	Penrith}} Penrith Panthers
Maurice Blair	Penrith}} Penrith Panthers	Melbourne}} Melbourne Storm
Gavin Cooper	Penrith}} Penrith Panthers	North Queensland}} North Queensland Cowboys
Shane Elford	Penrith}} Penrith Panthers	Retirement
Wade Graham	Penrith}} Penrith Panthers	Cronulla}} Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
Frank Pritchard	Penrith}} Penrith Panthers	Canterbury}} Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Frank Puletua	Penrith}} Penrith Panthers	Retirement
Colin Best	South Sydney}} South Sydney Rabbitohs	Cronulla}} Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
Luke Capewell	South Sydney}} South Sydney Rabbitohs	Gold Coast Titans}} Gold Coast Titans
Beau Champion	South Sydney}} South Sydney Rabbitohs	Melbourne}} Melbourne Storm
Garret Crossman	South Sydney}} South Sydney Rabbitohs	Retirement
Jaiman Lowe	South Sydney}} South Sydney Rabbitohs	Melbourne}} Melbourne Storm
Jamie Simpson	South Sydney}} South Sydney Rabbitohs	Huddersfield}} Super League: Huddersfield Giants
Jarrod Saffy	St. George}} St. George Illawarra Dragons	Melbourne Rebels (Super Rugby)
Neville Costigan	St. George}} St. George Illawarra Dragons	Newcastle}} Newcastle Knights
Luke Priddis	St. George}} St. George Illawarra Dragons	Retirement
Jeremy Smith	St. George}} St. George Illawarra Dragons	Cronulla}} Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
James Aubusson	Eastern Suburbs}} Sydney Roosters	Retirement
Ben Jones	Eastern Suburbs}} Sydney Roosters	North Queensland}} North Queensland Cowboys
Nick Kouparitsas	Eastern Suburbs}} Sydney Roosters	Harlequins}} Super League: Harlequins RL
Lopini Paea	Eastern Suburbs}} Sydney Roosters	Catalans}} Super League: Catalans Dragons
Jason Cayless	Wests Tigers}} Wests Tigers	Retirement
Daniel Fitzhenry	Wests Tigers}} Wests Tigers	Retirement
Glenn Hall	Bradford}} Super League: Bradford Bulls	North Queensland}} North Queensland Cowboys
Matt Orford	Bradford}} Super League: Bradford Bulls	Canberra}} Canberra Raiders
Dane Carlaw	Catalans}} Super League: Catalans Dragons	Brisbane}} Brisbane Broncos
Dallas Johnson	Catalans}} Super League: Catalans Dragons	North Queensland}} North Queensland Cowboys
Casey McGuire	Catalans}} Super League: Catalans Dragons	Parramatta}} Parramatta Eels
Chris Walker	Catalans}} Super League: Catalans Dragons	Parramatta}} Parramatta Eels
Paul Whatuira	Huddersfield}} Super League: Huddersfield Giants	Parramatta}} Parramatta Eels
Shaun Berrigan	Hull FC}} Super League: Hull F.C.	New Zealand}} New Zealand Warriors
Greg Eastwood	Leeds}} Super League: Leeds Rhinos	Canterbury}} Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Chris Hicks	Warrington}} Super League: Warrington Wolves	Parramatta}} Parramatta Eels
Mark Riddell	Wigan}} Super League: Wigan Warriors	Eastern Suburbs}} Sydney Roosters
Chris Houston	N/A	Newcastle}} Newcastle Knights
Reni Maitua	N/A	Parramatta}} Parramatta Eels
Reece Simmonds	N/A	St. George}} St. George Illawarra Dragons
Matt Utai	N/A	Wests Tigers}} Wests Tigers
Dayne Weston	N/A	Penrith}} Penrith Panthers
Adam Woolnough	N/A	Melbourne}} Melbourne Storm

References

1. ^2011 Telstra Premiership Draw – NRL.com
2. ^{{Cite news | last = Paul | first = Crawley | title = Record-breaking week for NRL | work = The Daily Telegraph | place = Australia | publisher = Herald and Weekly Times | date = 15 March 2011 | url = http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/nrl/record-breaking-week-for-nrl/story-e6frfgbo-1226021418539 | accessdate =15 March 2011}}
3. ^{{cite web|author=Name: (will appear on website) |url=http://www.goldcoast.com.au/article/2011/03/04/297011_gold-coast-titans.html |title=ANZAC test moves to Skilled Park Titans | goldcoast.com.au | Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia |publisher=goldcoast.com.au |date=2011-03-04 |accessdate=2013-09-04}}
4. ^{{cite news|last=Proszenko|first=Adrian|title=Gallen set to smash record|url=http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-league/league-news/gallen-set-to-smash-record-20120505-1y5lo.html|accessdate=7 May 2012|newspaper=The Sydney Morning Herald|date=6 May 2012}}

External links

NRL.com – Official site of the NRL, National Rugby League
NRL Final Eight Calculator, footy.com.au

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