The Newcastle Knights Archive.

2006 Round 25 vs Penrith Panthers:

Newcastle 40 (M. Gidley 2, D. Seage, L. Davico, A. Quinn, J. Mullen, J. Perry, G. Carmont tries; D. Abraham 2, R. Tanner, K. Gidley goals) defeated
Penrith 4 (M. Gordon try) at EnergyAustralia Stadium, Saturday night, August 26, 7:30pm.

Scrums: 4 all. Penalties: Newcastle 6-2.
Crowd: 23,655. Referee: Steve Clark. Halftime: Newcastle 22-4.
Goalkickers: Abraham (Newcastle) 2/2, Tanner (Newcastle) 1/4, K. Gidley (Newcastle) 1/1, M. Gidley (Newcastle) 0/1, Campbell (Penrith) 0/1.

When they scored:
5th minute: Gordon try. Penrith 4-0.
14th minute: M. Gidley try. 4 all.
27th minute: M. Gidley try, Tanner goal. Newcastle 10-4.
34th minute: Seage try, Abraham goal. Newcastle 16-4.
40th minute: Davico try, Abraham goal. Newcastle 22-4.
51st minute: Quinn try. Newcastle 26-4.
62nd minute: Mullen try. Newcastle 30-4.
75th minute: Perry try, K. Gidley goal. Newcastle 36-4.
79th minute: Carmont try. Newcastle 40-4.

Newcastle Knights:Penrith Panthers:
20. David Seage1. Rhys Wesser
2. Brian Carney2. Michael Gordon
3. Matthew Gidley3. Danny Galea
4. George Carmont4. Lee Hookey
5. Anthony Quinn5. Luke Rooney
6. Kurt Gidley6. Preston Campbell
7. Jarrod Mullen18. Craig Trindall
8. Josh Perry8. Joel Clinton
9. Danny Buderus (c)9. Luke Priddis
10. Adam Woolnough10. Craig Stapleton
11. Steve Simpson11. Frank Pritchard
12. Clint Newton12. Tony Puletua (c)
15. Reegan Tanner13. Trent Waterhouse
Interchange:Interchange:
14. Luke Davico14. Frank Puletua
16. Todd Lowrie15. Bryan Norrie
18. Daniel Abraham16. Luke Swain
19. Chris Bailey17. Paul Aiton
Coach: Michael HaganCoach: John Lang
Ladder:Other Results:
1. Melbourne42Friday August 25:
2. Bulldogs34Manly 21 defeated Buldogs 20 at Brookvale Oval.
3. Manly32Saturday August 26:
4. Brisbane30Melbourne 22 defeated Canberra 18 at Canberra Stadium.
5. Newcastle30St George Illawarra 18 defeated Cronulla 4 at WIN Stadium.
6. St George Illawarra30Sunday August 27:
7. Parramatta28Warriors 42 defeated Sydney 16 at Mount Smart Stadium.
8. Canberra28North Queensland 34 defeated South Sydney 12 at Telstra Stadium.
9. Warriors24Brisbane 23 defeated Parramatta 0 at Parramatta Stadium.
10. North Queensland24Wests bye.
11. Penrith24
12. Cronulla22
13. Wests22
14. Sydney20
15. South Sydney10