The Newcastle Knights Archive.

2006 Round 18 vs Parramatta Eels:

Parramatta 46 (J. Hayne 4, J. Morris 2, T. Smith, E. Grothe, L. O'Dwyer tries; M. Riddell 4, J. Morris goals) defeated
Newcastle 12 (A. Woolnough, R. Brown tries; A. Johns 2 goals) at Parramatta Stadium, Saturday night, July 8, 7:30pm.

Scrums: Newcastle 6-4. Penalties: Newcastle 5-2.
Crowd: 13,167. Referee: Ben Cummins. Halftime: Parramatta 20-6.
Goalkickers: Johns (Newcastle) 2/2, Riddell (Parramatta) 4/6, Morris (Parramatta) 1/3.
Cited: Hindmarsh (Parramatta). Charge: Dangerous throw (Grade 1). Plea: Guilty. Sentence: No suspension (93 demerit points).

When they scored:
4th minute: T. Smith try, Riddell goal. Parramatta 6-0.
14th minute: Grothe try. Parramatta 10-0.
33rd minute: Woolnough try, Johns goal. Parramatta 10-6.
37th minute: Morris try. Parramatta 14-6.
40th minute: O'Dwyer try, Morris goal. Parramatta 20-6.
43rd minute: Hayne try. Parramatta 24-6.
49th minute: Hayne try, Riddell goal. Parramatta 30-6.
53rd minute: Morris try, Riddell goal. Parramatta 36-6.
61st minute: Hayne try, Riddell goal. Parramatta 42-6.
71st minute: Brown try, Johns goal. Parramatta 42-12.
73rd minute: Hayne try. Parramatta 46-12.

Newcastle Knights:Parramatta Eels:
1. Nathan Hinton1. Wade McKinnon
2. Brian Carney2. Jarryd Hayne
3. Matthew Gidley3. Luke O'Dwyer
4. George Carmont17. Daniel Wagon
5. Anthony Quinn5. Eric Grothe
6. Jarrod Mullen6. John Morris
7. Andrew Johns (c)7. Tim Smith
8. Craig Smith8. Nathan Cayless (c)
9. Danny Buderus9. Mark Riddell
10. Josh Perry10. Fuifui Moimoi
11. Steve Simpson11. Nathan Hindmarsh
12. Clint Newton12. Chad Robinson
13. Reegan Tanner13. Glenn Morrison
Interchange:Interchange:
15. Adam Woolnough14. PJ Marsh
16. Riley Brown15. Dean Widders
17. Todd Lowrie16. Josh Cordoba
18. Kirk Reynoldson21. Ben Smith
Coach: Michael HaganCoach: Jason Taylor
Ladder:Other Results:
1. Melbourne30Friday July 7:
2. St George Illawarra26Melbourne 10 defeated Brisbane 4 at Olympic Park.
3. Bulldogs24Saturday July 8:
4. Brisbane24Manly 33 defeated Sydney 16 at Aussie Stadium.
5. Cronulla22Penrith 24 defeated Canberra 12 at Credit Union Australia Stadium.
6. North Queensland20Sunday July 9:
7. Manly20Bulldogs 22 defeated Warriors 18 at Telstra Stadium.
8. Newcastle20St George Illawarra 38 defeated South Sydney 28 at Oki Jubilee Stadium.
9. Wests18Wests 22 defeated Cronulla 10 at Toyota Park.
10. Penrith18North Queensland bye.
11. Canberra18
12. Parramatta16
13. Warriors14
14. Sydney14
15. South Sydney4