The Newcastle Knights Archive.

2006 Round 24 vs North Queensland Cowboys:

Newcastle 19 (A. Quinn 2 tries, J. Mullen try; D. Abraham 3 goals; J. Mullen field goal) defeated
North Queensland 12 (N. Sweeney, J. Smith tries; N. Sweeney, B. McConnell goals) at Dairy Farmers Stadium, Saturday night, August 19, 7:30pm.

Scrums: Newcastle 11-4. Penalties: North Queensland 6-5.
Crowd: 17,898. Referee: Sean Hampstead. Halftime: Newcastle 10-6.
Goalkickers: Abraham (Newcastle) 3/4, Sweeney (North Queensland) 1/1, McConnell (North Queensland) 1/1.
Cited: Buderus (Newcastle). Charge: Careless high tackle (Grade 1). Plea: Guilty. Suspension: No suspension (37 demerit points). Amos (North Queensland). Charge: Dangerous throw (Grade 1). Plea: Guilty. Sentence: No suspension (93 demerit points). Southern (North Queensland). Charge: Dangerous throw (Grade 1). Plea: Guilty. Sentence: No suspension (93 demerit points).

When they scored:
16th minute: Sweeney try, Sweeney goal. North Queensland 6-0.
34th minute: Quinn try. North Queensland 6-4.
39th minute: Quinn try, Abraham goal. Newcastle 10-6.
53rd minute: Abraham penalty goal. Newcastle 12-6.
56th minute: Mullen try, Abraham goal. Newcastle 18-6.
67th minute: Smith try, McConnell goal. Newcastle 18-12.
78th minute: Mullen field goal. Newcastle 19-12.

Newcastle Knights:North Queensland Cowboys:
1. Milton Thaiday1. Matt Bowen
2. Brian Carney2. Neil Sweeney
3. Matthew Gidley3. Mark Henry
4. George Carmont4. Ashley Graham
5. Anthony Quinn5. Matt Sing
6. Kurt Gidley6. Justin Smith
7. Jarrod Mullen7. Brent McConnell
8. Josh Perry8. Matt Scott
9. Danny Buderus9. Aaron Payne (c)
10. Adam Woolnough10. Shane Tronc
11. Steve Simpson (c)11. Gavin Cooper
12. Clint Newton12. Carl Webb
13. Kirk Reynoldson13. Jacob Lillyman
Interchange:Interchange:
14. Luke Davico15. Steve Southern
15. Reegan Tanner16. Ray Cashmere
17. Riley Brown17. Mitchell Sargent
18. Daniel Abraham18. Clint Amos
Coach: Michael HaganCoach: Graham Murray
Ladder:Other Results:
1. Melbourne40Friday August 18:
2. Bulldogs34Brisbane 30 defeated Bulldogs 0 at Telstra Stadium.
3. Manly30Saturday August 19:
4. Parramatta28Penrith 32 defeated Cronulla 28 at Toyota Park.
5. Brisbane28Warriors 24 defeated Melbourne 20 at Olympic Park.
6. Newcastle28Sunday August 20:
7. St George Illawarra28Parramatta 40 defeated Sydney 26 at Aussie Stadium.
8. Canberra28St George Illawarra 46 defeated Wests 16 at Oki Jubilee Stadium.
9. Penrith24Manly 38 defeated South Sydney 16 at Brookvale Oval.
10. Warriors22Canberra bye.
11. Cronulla22
12. North Queensland22
13. Sydney20
14. Wests20
15. South Sydney10