The Newcastle Knights Archive.

2007 Round 16 vs South Sydney Rabbitohs:

South Sydney 28 (R. Asotasi 2, N. Vagana, J. Smith, B. Rogers tries; R. Simmonds 2, I. Luke 2 goals) defeated
Newcastle 25 (A. MacDougall, G. Carmont, C. Vuna, C. Paterson, J. McManus tries; C. Paterson 2 goals; L. Walsh field goal) at EnergyAustralia Stadium, Friday night, June 29, 7:30pm.

Scrums: Newcastle 7-3. Penalties: South Sydney 8-7.
Crowd: 16,320. Referee: Sean Hampstead. Halftime: Newcastle 16-12.
Goalkickers: Paterson (Newcastle) 2/5, Simmonds (South Sydney) 2/2, Luke (South Sydney) 2/3.

When they scored:
5th minute: Vagana try, Simmonds goal. South Sydney 6-0.
11th minute: Asotasi try, Simmonds goal. South Sydney 12-0.
28th minute: MacDougall try, Paterson goal. South Sydney 12-6.
33rd minute: Carmont try, Paterson goal. 12 all.
38th minute: Vuna try. Newcastle 16-12.
49th minute: Paterson try. Newcastle 20-12.
56th minute: McManus try. Newcastle 24-12.
64th minute: Smith try, Luke goal. Newcastle 24-18.
68th minute: Asotasi try, Luke goal. 24 all.
73rd minute: Walsh field goal. Newcastle 25-24.
76th minute: Rogers try. South Sydney 28-25.

Newcastle Knights:South Sydney Rabbitohs:
1. Nathan Hinton1. David Peachey
2. James McManus18. Reece Simmonds
3. George Carmont3. Nigel Vagana
5. Adam MacDougall4. Shannon Hegarty
18. Cooper Vuna5. Paul Mellor
6. Jarrod Mullen6. Ben Rogers
7. Luke Walsh7. Jeremy Smith
8. Mitchell Sargent8. Peter Cusack (c)
9. Terence Seu Seu9. Stuart Webb
10. Adam Woolnough (c)10. Roy Asotasi (c)
11. Daniel Abraham11. Luke Stuart
12. Cory Paterson12. David Fa'alogo
13. Reegan Tanner13. Dean Widders
Interchange:Interchange:
14. Michael Young14. Issac Luke
16. Jesse Royal15. Shane Rigon
17. Kade Snowden16. Manase Manuokafoa
19. Zeb Taia17. Jaiman Lowe
Coach: Brian SmithCoach: Jason Taylor
Ladder:Other Results:
1. Melbourne28Saturday June 30:
2. Manly24Warriors 22 defeated Gold Coast 6 at Gold Coast Stadium.
3. Parramatta20Brisbane 24 defeated Penrith 16 at Credit Union Australia Stadium.
4. North Queensland20Sunday July 1:
5. Wests18Wests 22 defeated Canberra 16 at Canberra Stadium.
6. Gold Coast18St George Illawarra 26 defeated Manly 22 at Oki Jubilee Stadium.
7. Brisbane16Monday July 2:
8. Cronulla16Bulldogs 38 defeated Sydney 6 at Telstra Stadium.
9. Warriors16Melbourne, Parramatta, North Queensland, Cronulla bye.
10. Bulldogs16
11. South Sydney16
12. Newcastle16
13. Canberra14
14. St George Illawarra12
15. Sydney12
16. Penrith10