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2014 National Rugby Championship

November 23, 2023

The 2014 National Rugby Championship (known as the Buildcorp National Rugby Championship for sponsorship reasons) was the inaugural season of Australia's National Rugby Championship, involving nine professional rugby union teams from around Australia.[1] The competition kicked off on 21 August 2014. The final was held on 1 November 2014 and won by Brisbane City.

2014 National Rugby Championship
Date21 August – 1 November 2014
ChampionsBrisbane City (1st title)
Runners-upPerth Spirit
Matches played39
Attendance87,704
(average 2,249 per match)
Highest attendance13,700
Brisbane City 37 – 16 University of Canberra Vikings (18 October 2014)
Lowest attendance500
NSW Country Eagles 26 – 32 Brisbane City (24 October 2014)
Top point scorerJack Debreczeni (144)
 Melbourne Rising
Top try scorerAndrew Kellaway (9)
 NSW Country Eagles
Official website
buildcorpnrc.com.au
2015 →
NRC Competition Launch with Buildcorp MD Tony Sukkar and players from all nine teams.

Teams and venues edit

 
 
SYD
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Location of teams in the 2014 National Rugby Championship

Legend:
BC – Brisbane City
MR – Melbourne Rising
NSW – NSW Country Eagles
PS – Perth Spirit
QC – Queensland Country
CV – University of Canberra Vikings

  SYD – Sydney (see below)
 
 
 
 
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Location of the Sydney-based teams in the 2014 National Rugby Championship

GSR – Greater Sydney Rams
NHR – North Harbour Rays
SYD – Sydney Stars

The nine teams for the 2014 NRC season included four from New South Wales, two from Queensland, and one each from Australian Capital Territory, Victoria, and Western Australia:[2]

Home match venues for the 2014 NRC season:[2]

Experimental Law Variations edit

As part of the initial championship, the ARU was given approval by the IRB to conduct experimental law trials as part of the 2014 National Rugby Championship.[3] Proposed law variations were first considered by a panel composed of the current Wallabies coach Ewen McKenzie, former Wallabies coach Bob Dwyer, former Wallaby Rod Kafer and former top referee Wayne Erikson. The variations were then put to the voting public, before returning to the panel.

The variations in place for the 2014 and 2015 seasons are listed below.

NRC Law Variations 2014–2015
Existing Law of the Game Variation
Law 9.A.1
Value of a Conversion goal - 2 points
Value of a Penalty goal - 3 points
Value of a Dropped goal - 3 points
Value of a Conversion goal - 3 points
Value of a Penalty goal - 2 points
Value of a Dropped goal - 2 points


Previously trialled in South Africa’s Varsity Cup.[3]

Law 5.7(e)
If time expires and the ball is not dead, or an awarded scrum or lineout has not been completed, the referee allows play to continue until the next time that the ball becomes dead. The ball becomes dead when the referee would have awarded a scrum, lineout, an option to the non-infringing team, drop out or after a conversion or successful penalty kick at goal. If a scrum has to be reset, the scrum has not been completed. If time expires and a mark, free kick or penalty kick is then awarded, the referee allows play to continue. 		Non-offending team is allowed to kick the ball into touch after being awarded a penalty kick, which has been blown after time expires, and the lineout will take place.
Law 19.6
The player taking the throw-in must stand at the correct place. The player must not step into the field of play when the ball is thrown. The ball must be thrown straight, so that it travels at least 5 metres along the line of touch before it first touches the ground or touches or is touched by a player. 		Latitude will be given to the throwing team if the opposing team does not compete for the ball near where the ball is received
Law 9.B.1(e)
The kicker must take the kick within one minute and thirty seconds (ninety seconds) from the time a try has been awarded. The player must take the kick within one minute and thirty seconds even if the ball rolls over and has to be placed again. 		Time limit reduced to 60 seconds for conversion kicks, and 45 seconds for penalty kicks.
Law 20.1(d)
No delay. A team must not intentionally delay forming a scrum. 		Team has 30 seconds to form a scrum from the time the referee gives the mark.
Law 20.12(c)
When a team has won the ball in a scrum, the scrum half of the opposing team is offside if that scrum half steps in front of the ball with either foot while the ball is still in the scrum. 		Opposing scrum half is not allowed to enter the gap between the flanker and number 8, even if they stay behind the ball
Law 21.2(a)
The kicker must take the penalty or free kick at the mark or anywhere behind it on a line through the mark. 		Increased latitude will be given to where penalty and free kicks are to be taken
Law 19.2(d)
For a quick throw-in, the player must use the ball that went into touch. A quick throw-in is not permitted if another person has touched the ball apart from the player throwing it in and an opponent who carried it into touch. The same team throws into the lineout. 		Players will be allowed to take quick throw-ins regardless of whether someone else has touched the ball
Law 17.2(d)
Keeping players on their feet. Players in a maul must endeavour to stay on their feet. The ball carrier in a maul may go to ground providing the ball is available immediately and play continues. 		Greater policing of this law, in order to discourage "hold up tackles", by ensuring that the tackler, who holds up a ball carrier in an effort to form a maul, does not collapse the maul as soon as it has formed.
Competition rule - Bonus point awarded for scoring 4 tries Bonus point awarded if winning team scores 3 or more tries than their opponents.

This particular system has been used in France's professional leagues since the 2007–08 northern hemisphere season.[4][5]
Television match official protocols Television match official to only be consulted about tries and in-goal plays.

Regular season edit

The nine teams compete in a round-robin tournament for the regular season. Each team has four matches at home and four away, and one bye. The top four teams qualify for the title play-offs with semi-finals and finals.[1][6]

Standings edit

Pos Team
 Pld W D L PF PA PD TB LB Pts Qualification
1   Melbourne Rising 8 8 0 0 399 184 +215 8 0 40 Qualification for Semi-finals
2   New South Wales Country Eagles 8 6 0 2 251 202 +49 2 1 27
3   Brisbane City 8 6 0 2 295 257 +38 2 0 26
4   Perth Spirit 8 3 0 5 301 259 +42 2 3 17
5   Greater Sydney Rams 8 3 1 4 254 265 −11 2 0 16
6   Canberra Vikings 8 2 2 4 210 238 −28 0 2 14
7   North Harbour Rays 8 2 2 4 240 327 −87 0 0 12
8   Queensland Country 8 2 0 6 208 281 −73 1 2 11
9   Sydney Stars 8 1 1 6 211 356 −145 0 1 7
Updated to match(es) played on 18 October 2014. Source:

Round-by-round edit

Team Progression – 2014 NRC season
Team R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8 R9
Brisbane City 4
(3rd) 		8
(3rd) 		8
(4th) 		12
(3rd) 		12
(3rd) 		16
(2nd) 		16
(5th) 		21
(3rd) 		26
(3rd)
Greater Sydney Rams 0
(9th) 		0
(8th) 		4
(6th) 		9
(6th) 		9
(5th) 		11
(6th) 		16
(4th) 		16
(5th) 		16
(5th)
Melbourne Rising 5
(2nd) 		10
(1st) 		15
(1st) 		20
(1st) 		25
(1st) 		30
(1st) 		30
(1st) 		35
(1st) 		40
(1st)
NSW Country Eagles 5
(1st) 		10
(2nd) 		14
(2nd) 		15
(2nd) 		15
(2nd) 		15
(3rd) 		19
(2nd) 		23
(2nd) 		27
(2nd)
North Harbour Rays 0
(7th) 		0
(6th) 		0
(8th) 		4
(7th) 		8
(6th) 		10
(7th) 		12
(7th) 		12
(7th) 		12
(7th)
Perth Spirit 4
(4th) 		5
(5th) 		5
(5th) 		5
(6th) 		6
(8th) 		11
(4th) 		16
(3rd) 		16
(4th) 		17
(4th)
Queensland Country 0
(6th) 		0
(7th) 		1
(7th) 		2
(8th) 		6
(7th) 		6
(8th) 		6
(8th) 		11
(8th) 		11
(8th)
Sydney Stars 0
(8th) 		0
(9th) 		0
(9th) 		0
(9th) 		2
(9th) 		2
(9th) 		3
(9th) 		3
(9th) 		7
(9th)
University of Canberra Vikings 1
(5th) 		5
(4th) 		9
(3rd) 		9
(4th) 		11
(4th) 		11
(5th) 		13
(6th) 		14
(6th) 		14
(6th)

The table above shows a team's progression throughout the season.
For each round, their cumulative points total is shown with the overall log position in brackets.
Key: win draw loss bye

Competition rounds edit

Round 1 edit

21 August Brisbane City 45–20 Sydney Stars Ballymore, Brisbane  
19:30 AEST Try: Toby White   6', 43'
Chris Kuridrani   37', 62'
Jake McIntyre   45'
Harry Parker   64'
Con: Jake McIntyre   7', 38', 46', 63', 65' (5/6) 		[7]
Summary[8]		 Try: Henry Clunies-Ross   2'
Sam Quinn   20'
James Dargaville   25'
Jim Stewart   31'
Con: Stuart Dunbar (0/4) 		Attendance: 3,408
Referee:   Rohan Hoffmann


23 August (BP) Canberra Vikings 23–28 Perth Spirit Viking Park, Canberra  
14:30 AEST Try: Isaac Thompson   41'
Robbie Coleman   54', 63'
Nigel Ah Wong   59'
Con: Christian Lealiifano   63' (1/4)
Cards: Tom Staniforth   65' to 75' 		[9]
Summary[10]		 Try: Zack Holmes   7'
Dillyn Leyds   28'
Amman Matuatu   69'
Heath Tessmann   80'
Con: Zack Holmes   8' (1/2)
Luke Burton   70' (1/2)
Pen: Luke Burton   76' (1/1)
Cards: Richard Hardwick   55' to 65'
Alec Hepburn   56' to 66' 		Attendance: 1,500
Referee:   Damien Mitchelmore


23 August (BP) NSW Country Eagles 31–2 Greater Sydney Rams Coogee Oval, Sydney  
15:00 AEST Try: Matthew Carraro   41'
Andrew Kellaway   66'
Will Miller   69'
Apakuku Ma'afu   80'
Con: Sam Windsor   41', 66', 80' (3/4)
Pen: Sam Windsor   20' (1/1) 		[11]
Summary[12]		 Pen: Ben Volavola   9' (1/1)
Cards: Benn Robinson   66' to 76'
Vasa Falealii   66' to 76' 		Attendance: 1,000
Referee:   James Leckie


24 August (BP) Melbourne Rising 55–34 North Harbour Rays AAMI Park, Melbourne[13]  
14:00 AEST Try: Telusa Veainu   5', 42'
Sefa Naivalu   14', 67'
Nic Stirzaker   24'
Jack Debreczeni   43', 78'
Reuben Rolleston   68'
Con: Jack Debreczeni   5', 24', 42', 43', 68' (5/8) 		[14]
Summary[15]		 Try: Ed Gower   15'
David Fletscheer   25'
Matt Lucas   31'
Mitch Lewis   40'
Dave Porecki   41'
Con: Hamish Angus   15', 31', 41' (3/5) 		Attendance: 2,187
Referee:   Andrew Lees

Round 2 edit

28 August Greater Sydney Rams 18–37 Canberra Vikings Pirtek Stadium, Sydney  
19:30 AEST Try: Auvasa Falealii   5'
Afa Pakalani   18'
Jed Holloway   62'
Con: Ben Volavola   65' (1/3)
Cards: Hugh Roach   67' to 77'
Jed Gillespie   78' 		[16]
Summary[17]		 Try: Isaac Thompson   25'
Leslie Leulua’iali’i-Makin   39'
Jarrad Butler   49', 68'
Thomas Cusack   51'
Con: Jesse Mogg   26', 40', 52', 69' (4/5)
Cards: Seilala Lam   10' to 20' 		Attendance: 1,500
Referee:   Angus Gardner


30 August Queensland Country 13–37 NSW Country Eagles (BP) Bond University, Gold Coast  
15:00 AEST Try: Tom Pincus   23'
Rubin Fuimaono   51'
Con: Tom Pincus   520' (1/2)
Pen: Tom Pincus (0/1) 		[18]
Summary[19]		 Try: Stephen Hoiles   5'
Andrew Kellaway   16', 26', 79'
Patrick Dellit   75'
Con: Sam Windsor   6', 17', 76' (3/4)
Darcy Etrich   80' (1/1) 		Attendance: 2,000
Referee:   Steve Walsh


31 August Sydney Stars 13-45 Melbourne Rising (BP) Leichhardt Oval, Sydney  
15:00 AEST Try: James Dargaville   25'
Jim Stewart   29'
Con: Stuart Dunbar   30' (1/2) 		[21]
Summary[22]		 Try: Nic Stirzaker   11'
Mitch Inman   22'
Telusa Veainu   39'
Sam Jeffries   46'
Sefa Naivalu   53'
Joe Kamana   72'
Con: Jack Debreczeni   22', 39', 47', 54', 73' (5/6) 		Attendance: 1,005[20]
Referee:   Shane McDermott


31 August (BP) Perth Spirit 21–26 Brisbane City McGillivray Oval, Perth  
15:30 AWST Try: Dillyn Leyds   13', 35'
Heath Tessmann   21'
Con: Dillyn Leyds   14', 36' (2/3)
Cards: Matt Hodgson   43' to 53' 		[23]
Summary[24]		 Try: Chris Kuridrani   4'
Pettowa Paraka   30', 38'
Junior Laloifi   66'
Con: Jake McIntyre   39', 67' (2/4)
Pen: Jake McIntyre (0/1) 		Attendance: 2,300
Referee:   Graham Cooper

Round 3 edit

4 September North Harbour Rays 21–33 NSW Country Eagles Brookvale Oval, Sydney  
19:30 AEST Try: Michael Wells   6'
Luke Holmes   40'
Dave Feltscheer   51'
Con: Hamish Angus   40', 52' (2/3) 		[25]
Summary[26]		 Try: Andrew Kellaway   12', 60'
Ed Stubbs   30'
Samu Wara   57'
Con: Sam Windsor   13', 31', 58' (3/4)
Pen: Sam Windsor   67', 80' (2/2) 		Attendance: 1,982
Referee:   Graham Cooper


6 September Perth Spirit 34–44 Greater Sydney Rams Adelaide Airport Stadium, Adelaide  
14:00 ACST Try: Alec Hepburn   29'
Zack Holmes   35'
Dillyn Leyds   40'
Harry Scoble   48'
Va'a Mailei   74'
Con: Ian Prior   29', 36', 75' (3/5)
Cards: Kieran Stringer   22' to 32' 		[27]
Summary[28]		 Try: Taqele Naiyaravoro   22', 44', 62'
Jed Holloway   56'
Jarome McKenzie   64'
Dane Chisholm   69'
Con: Ben Volavola   23', 57', 63', 65' (4/6)
Pen: Ben Volavola   17' (1/1)
Dane Chisholm (0/1) 		Attendance: 2,000
Referee:   Andrew Lees


6 September Canberra Vikings 26–21 Queensland Country (BP) Viking Park, Canberra  
14:30 AEST Try: Jarrad Butler   7'
Jerome Nuimata   34'
Nigel Ah Wong   53'
Robbie Coleman   79'
Con: Jesse Mogg   8', 54' (2/4) 		[29]
Summary[30]		 Try: Clynton Knox   12'
Beau Robinson   17'
James Turner   80'
Con: Matt Brandon   13', 80' (2/3) 		Attendance: 2,000
Referee:   Shane McDermott


6 September Brisbane City 18–79 Melbourne Rising (BP) Ballymore, Brisbane  
15:00 AEST Try: Chris Kuridrani   12'
Samu Kerevi   19'
Liam Gill   26'
Con: Jake McIntyre   13' (1/3)
Cards: Nick Frisby   5' to 15'
Will Genia   48' to 58' 		[31]
Summary[32]		 Try: Jonah Placid   4'
Sefa Naivalu   7'
Tom English   24', 58', 63', 80'
Lopeti Timani   31', 52'
Telusa Veainu   43'
Pat Leafa   68'
Lloyd Johansson   76'
Con: Jack Debreczeni   8', 25', 32', 52', 59', 64', 70', 77' (6/8)
Lloyd Johansson   70', 77' (2/3) 		Attendance: 2,500
Referee:   Steve Walsh

Round 4 edit

11 September (BP)Melbourne Rising 44–24 Perth Spirit AAMI Park, Melbourne  
19:30 AEST Try: Lopeti Timani   25', 65'
Telusa Veainu   28', 65'
Joe Kamana   31'
Cadeyrn Neville   60'
Luke Burgess   75'
Con: Jack Debreczeni   25', 66' (2/4)
Telusa Veainu   57' (1/2)
Lloyd Johansson (0/1)
Cards: Pom Simona   68' to 78' 		[33]
Summary[34]		 Try: Alex Rovira   14'
Brad Lacey   48'
Zack Holmes   80'
Con: Luke Burton   14', 50' (2/2)
Zack Holmes   80' (1/1)
Cards: Brent Murphy   51' to 61' 		Attendance: 2,096
Referee:   Will Houston


13 September (BP)Greater Sydney Rams 47–18 Sydney Stars Pirtek Stadium, Sydney  
15:00 AEST Try: Taqele Naiyaravoro   5'
Jared Barry   19'
Chris Alcock   23'
penalty try   39'
Hugh Roach   43'
Jarome McKenzie   57'
Michael McDougall   63'
Con: Ben Volavola   20', 24', 40', 44' (4/6)
Dane Chisholm (0/1) 		[35]
Summary[36]		 Try: Jack Macklin   28'
Will Skelton   48'
Jake Gordon   61'
Con: Stuart Dunbar (0/1)
Jack Macklin   62' (1/2) 		Attendance: 1,063
Referee:   Ian Smith


13 September (BP)Queensland Country 29–32 North Harbour Rays Cbus Super Stadium, Gold Coast  
17:10 AEST Try: Todd Winkley   18', 58'
penalty try   53'
Jack de Guingand   62'
Con: Matt Brandon   19', 54', 59' (3/4)
Cards: Anthony Fainga'a   23' to 33' 		Report[38]
Summary[39]		 Try: Luke Holmes   7'
Hamish Angus   29'
Dave Feltscheer   33'
Ed Gower   74'
Con: Hamish Angus   8', 30', 34', 75' (4/4)
Cards: Ed Gower   52' to 62' 		Attendance: 1,500[note 1]
Referee:   Matt O'Brien


14 September (BP)NSW Country Eagles 26–34 Brisbane City Oakes Oval, Lismore  
15:00 AEST Try: Tala Gray   9', 40'
Brendan McKibbin   54'
Mick Snowden   79'
Con: Sam Windsor   55' (1/3)
Darcy Etrich   80' (1/1)
Cards: Stephen Hoiles   21' to 31' 		[40]
Summary[41]		 Try: Samu Kerevi   6'
Jake Schatz   14', 22', 48'
Lachlan Turner   26'
Con: Jake McIntyre   6', 15', 26' (3/5)
Cards: Liam Gill   54' to 64' 		Attendance: 750[37]
Referee:   Damien Mitchelmore

Round 5 edit

18 September Queensland Country 24–13 Greater Sydney Rams Ballymore, Brisbane  
19:30 AEST Try: Sam Grasso   4'
penalty try   54'
Jamie-Jerry Taulagi   74'
Con: Matt Brandon   5', 55', 75' (3/3)
Cards: Jamie-Jerry Taulagi   15' to 25'
Anthony Fainga'a   22' to 32' 		[43]
Summary[44]		 Try: Jarome McKenzie   24'
Dane Chisholm   39'
Con: Ben Volavola   25' (1/2)
Cards: Hugh Perrett   52' to 62'
David Lolohea   67' to 77' 		Attendance: 1,500[42]
Referee:   Rohan Hoffmann


20 September NSW Country Eagles 16–37 Melbourne Rising (BP) Wade Park, Orange  
15:00 AEST Try: Sam Windsor   24'
Andrew Kellaway   77'
Con: Sam Windsor   25', 77' (2/2)
Cards: Duncan Chubb   17' to 27' 		[45]
Summary[46]		 Try: Nic Stirzaker   19'
Tom English   21'
Sean McMahon   38'
Telusa Veainu   50'
Lopeti Timani   56'
Con: Jack Debreczeni   20', 21', 39', 56' (4/5)
Cards: Paul Alo-Emile   40' to 50'
Cadeyrn Neville   69' to 79' 		Attendance: 2,000[42]
Referee:   Michael Hogan


20 September Sydney Stars 37–37 Canberra Vikings Leichhardt Oval, Sydney  
15:00 AEST Try: Jack Macklin   31'
Hugo Dessens   37'
Patrick McCutcheon   47'
Will Skelton   61'
Jono Sullivan   80'
Con: Jack Macklin   38', 48', 62', 80' (4/5)
Cards: Will Skelton   16' to 26' 		[47]
Summary[48]		 Try: Sean Doyle   9'
Fotu Auelua   11'
Lausii Taliauli   44'
Jesse Mogg   52'
JP Smith   72'
Con: Jesse Mogg   12', 45', 53', 73' (4/5)
Cards: Rodney Iona   28' to 38'
Fotu Auelua   57' to 67' 		Attendance: 1,047[42]
Referee:   James Leckie


20 September North Harbour Rays 32–29 Perth Spirit (BP) Brookvale Oval, Sydney  
17:30 AEST Try: Harry Bergelin   3'
Sam Ward   28', 47', 70'
Con: Hamish Angus   4', 29', 48', 71' (4/4)
Cards: Boyd Killingworth   52' to 62' 		[49]
Summary[50]		 Try: Ammon Matuauto   15', 53'
Zack Holmes   24'
Dillyn Leyds   62'
Con: Zack Holmes   16', 25', 63' (3/4)
Cards: Va'a Mailei   58' to 68' 		Attendance: 2,187[42]
Referee:   Angus Gardner

Round 6 edit

25 September (BP)Melbourne Rising 34–13 Canberra Vikings AAMI Park, Melbourne  
19:30 AEST Try: Jack Debreczeni   2'
Telusa Veainu   12'
Paul Alo-Emile   19'
Mitch Inman   25'
Luke Burgess   79'
Con: Jack Debreczeni   3', 13', 80' (3/5)
Cards: Cadeyrn Neville   53' to 63'
Nic Stirzaker   64' to 74' 		[51]
Summary[52]		 Try: Robbie Coleman   31'
Jerome Nuimata   69'
Con: Jesse Mogg   32' (1/2) 		Attendance: 1,977
Referee:   Will Houston


28 September Brisbane City 29–13 Queensland Country Ballymore, Brisbane  
15:00 AEST Try: Pettowa Paraka   32'
Andrew Ready   45'
Chris Kuridrani   61'
Marco Kotze   74'
Con: Jake McIntyre   46' (1/2)
Quade Cooper   62', 74' (2/2) 		[53]
Summary[54]		 Try: Jamie-Jerry Taulagi   19'
Tom Pincus   24'
Con: Matt Brandon   25' (1/2)
Cards: Haydn Hirsimaki   39' to 49'
Will Slipper   72' 		Attendance: 5,000
Referee:   Damien Mitchelmore


28 September North Harbour Rays 34–34 Greater Sydney Rams Brookvale Oval, Sydney  
15:00 AEST Try: Kotoni Ale   22', 30'
Brian Sefanaia   35'
Ed Gower   69'
Con: Matt Lucas   23', 31', 36' (3/3)
Hamish Angus   69' (1/1)
Pen: Hamish Angus   80' (1/1) 		[55]
Summary[56]		 Try: Ben Batger   38'
Jai Ayoub   54'
Jarome Mackenzie   61'
Dave Lolohea   74'
Con: Dane Chisholm   38', 55', 62', 75' (4/4)
Pen: Ben Volavola   79' (1/1)
Cards: Guy Millar   69' to 79' 		Attendance: 2,900
Referee:   Michael Hogan


28 September (BP) Perth Spirit 63–21 Sydney Stars HBF Arena, Perth  
15:30 AWST Try: Kyle Godwin   12'
Ross Haylett-Petty   19'
Ian Prior   25'
Luke Morahan   27'
Junior Rasolea   43', 49'
Robbie Abel   62', 74'
Marcel Brache   66'
Con: Ian Prior   13', 26', 44', 50', 64', 67' (6/9)
Cards: Junior Rasolea   80' 		[57]
Summary[58]		 Try: Laurie Weeks   6'
Andrew Leota   9'
Paddy Ryan   69'
Con: Jack Macklin   10', 70' (2/3)
Cards: Matthew Philip   62' to 72' 		Attendance: 1,445
Referee:   Graham Cooper

Round 7 edit

2 October Canberra Vikings 21–21 North Harbour Rays Viking Park, Canberra  
19:30 AEST Try: Nigel Ah Wong   8'
Jarrad Butler   46'
Robbie Coleman   56'
Con: Jesse Mogg   47', 57' (2/3)
Pen: Jesse Mogg (0/1)
Cards: Jordan Smiler   69' to 79'
Seilala Lam   73' 		[59]
Summary[60]		 Try: Kotoni Ale   38'
Luke Holmes   54'
Jack Dempsey   70'
Con: Harry Jones   38', 55' (2/3)
Cards: Kotoni Ale   45' to 55' 		Attendance: 1,500
Referee:   Andrew Lees


3 October (BP)Greater Sydney Rams 56–29 Brisbane City Pirtek Stadium, Sydney  
19:30 AEST Try: Jarome Mackenzie   4', 23'
Henry Seavula   14'
Auvasa Falealii   35'
Henry Taefu   46'
Dylan Sigg   51'
Chris Alcock   65'
Con: Ben Volavola   5', 15', 24', 36', 47', 52', 66' (7/7)
Cards: Jed Gillespie   54' to 64'
Marcus Carbone   72'
Hugh Roach   74' 		[59]
Summary[61]		 Try: Chris Kuridrani   17'
Curtis Browning   31'
Samu Kerevi   43'
David McDuling   77'
Con: Quade Cooper   18', 43' (2/3)
Jake McIntyre   77' (1/1) 		Attendance: 1,632
Referee:   Ian Smith


4 October (BP)Perth Spirit 68–29 Queensland Country Rockingham Rugby Club, Perth  
15:30 AWST Try: Christian Joubert   3'
Kane Koteka   8', 32', 63'
Robbie Abel   24', 48'
Luke Morahan   38'
Brynard Stander   42'
Joe Savage   67'
Va'a Mailei   69'
Con: Zack Holmes   25', 39', 44', 64', 68' (5/9)
Ian Prior   70' (1/1)
Cards: Sam Wykes   52' to 62' 		[62]
Summary[63]		 Try: Jack de Guingand   10', 17', 53'
Blake Enever   60'
Con: Matt Brandon   11', 53', 61' (3/4) 		Attendance: 1,022
Referee:   Will Houston


6 October (BP)Sydney Stars 24–26 NSW Country Eagles Leichhardt Oval, Sydney  
15:00 AEDT Try: James Dargaville   2'
Sam Quinn   18'
Jim Stewart   56'
Con: Jack Macklin   3', 19', 37' (3/3)
Cards: Sam Quinn   28' to 38'
Paddy Ryan   40' to 50' 		[64]
Summary[65]		 Try: Ethan Ford   26', 31'
Tala Gray   40'
Cameron Treloar   71'
Con: Sam Windsor   28', 40' (2/4)
Cards: Mitchell Chapman   17' to 27'
Ethan Ford   34' to 44' 		Attendance: 1,200
Referee:   Angus Gardner

Round 8 edit

9 October North Harbour Rays 26–77 Brisbane City (BP) Brookvale Oval, Sydney[67]  
19:30 AEDT Try: Sam Ward   35'
Greg Peterson   56'
Harry Bergelin   64'
Mali Hingano   68'
Con: Harry Jones   35' (1/1)
Hamish Angus   56' (1/3)
Cards: Chazz Mahina   63' to 73' 		[68]
Summary[69]		 Try: Matthew Feaunati   2'
Michael Gunn   26', 32'
Adam Korczyk   28'
Samu Kerevi   43'
Andrew Ready   52'
Jack Mullins   67'
Curtis Browning   72'
Phil Kite   75'
Toby White   78'
Con: Quade Cooper   3', 26', 28', 32', 44', 67', 72', 76', 79' (9/10) 		Attendance: 1,852[66]
Referee:   Angus Gardner


11 October (BP)Canberra Vikings 37–42 NSW Country Eagles Viking Park, Canberra  
14:30 AEDT Try: Jarrad Butler   10'
Michael Henry   36'
Tim Cree   43'
Isaac Thompson   68'
Joe Powell   75'
Con: Rodney Iona   11', 44' (2/3)
Isaac Thompson   69', 76' (2/2) 		[70]
Summary[71]		 Try: Andrew Kellaway   7', 59'
Mitchell Chapman   33'
Tala Gray   40'
Ethan Ford   53'
Apakuki Ma'afu   67'
Pen: Sam Windsor   40', 55', 60', 68' (4/6)
Cards: Cameron Treloar   26' to 36' 		Attendance: 1,500
Referee:   Rohan Hoffmann


11 October Greater Sydney Rams 40–58 Melbourne Rising (BP) Pirtek Stadium, Sydney  
15:00 AEDT Try: Jed Holloway   8'
Henry Seavula   21'
Henry Taefu   34'
Dylan Sigg   54'
Ben Batger   74'
Con: Ben Volavola   9
November 23, 2023
2014, national, rugby, championship, known, buildcorp, national, rugby, championship, sponsorship, reasons, inaugural, season, australia, national, rugby, championship, involving, nine, professional, rugby, union, teams, from, around, australia, competition, k. The 2014 National Rugby Championship known as the Buildcorp National Rugby Championship for sponsorship reasons was the inaugural season of Australia s National Rugby Championship involving nine professional rugby union teams from around Australia 1 The competition kicked off on 21 August 2014 The final was held on 1 November 2014 and won by Brisbane City 2014 National Rugby ChampionshipDate21 August 1 November 2014ChampionsBrisbane City 1st title Runners upPerth SpiritMatches played39Attendance87 704 average 2 249 per match Highest attendance13 700Brisbane City 37 16 University of Canberra Vikings 18 October 2014 Lowest attendance500NSW Country Eagles 26 32 Brisbane City 24 October 2014 Top point scorerJack Debreczeni 144 Melbourne RisingTop try scorerAndrew Kellaway 9 NSW Country EaglesOfficial websitebuildcorpnrc wbr com wbr au2015 NRC Competition Launch with Buildcorp MD Tony Sukkar and players from all nine teams Contents 1 Teams and venues 2 Experimental Law Variations 3 Regular season 3 1 Standings 3 2 Round by round 3 3 Competition rounds 3 3 1 Round 1 3 3 2 Round 2 3 3 3 Round 3 3 3 4 Round 4 3 3 5 Round 5 3 3 6 Round 6 3 3 7 Round 7 3 3 8 Round 8 3 3 9 Round 9 4 Title play offs 4 1 Semi finals 4 2 Final 5 Season attendances 6 Players 6 1 Leading try scorers 6 2 Leading point scorers 7 See also 8 Notes 9 Reference list 10 External links 10 1 Team webpagesTeams and venues edit nbsp nbsp SYD nbsp BC nbsp MR nbsp NSW nbsp PS nbsp QC nbsp CVclass notpageimage Location of teams in the 2014 National Rugby ChampionshipLegend BC Brisbane City MR Melbourne Rising NSW NSW Country Eagles PS Perth Spirit QC Queensland Country CV University of Canberra Vikings nbsp SYD Sydney see below nbsp nbsp GSR nbsp NHR nbsp SYDclass notpageimage Location of the Sydney based teams in the 2014 National Rugby ChampionshipGSR Greater Sydney Rams NHR North Harbour Rays SYD Sydney Stars The nine teams for the 2014 NRC season included four from New South Wales two from Queensland and one each from Australian Capital Territory Victoria and Western Australia 2 Region Team Coach es Captain s ACT University of Canberra Vikings nbsp Dan McKellar nbsp Fotu AueluaNSW NSW Country Eagles nbsp Darren Coleman nbsp Matthew Carraro nbsp Cameron TreloarGreater Sydney Rams nbsp Brian Melrose nbsp Jed HollowayNorth Harbour Rays nbsp Geoff Townsend nbsp Greg PetersonSydney Stars nbsp Chris Malone nbsp Pat McCutcheonQLD Brisbane City nbsp Nick Stiles nbsp David McDulingQueensland Country nbsp Steve Meehan nbsp Anthony Fainga aVIC Melbourne Rising nbsp Sean Hedger nbsp Nic StirzakerWA Perth Spirit nbsp David Wessels nbsp Kevin Foote nbsp Rory Walton nbsp Sam Wykes nbsp Ian PriorHome match venues for the 2014 NRC season 2 Region Team Match Venue Capacity CityACT University of Canberra Vikings Viking Park 10 000 CanberraNSW NSW Country Eagles Caltex Park 12 000 DubboCentral Coast Stadium 20 059 GosfordOakes Oval 10 000 LismoreWade Park 8 000 OrangeCoogee Oval 5 000 SydneyGreater Sydney Rams Parramatta Stadium 20 700North Harbour Rays Brookvale Oval 23 000Sydney Stars Leichhardt Oval 22 000QLD Brisbane City Suncorp Stadium 52 500 BrisbaneBallymore 18 000Queensland Country Ballymore 18 000Bond University 5 000 Gold CoastCbus Super Stadium 27 000Mike Carney Toyota Park 5 000 TownsvilleVIC Melbourne Rising AAMI Park 29 500 MelbourneWA Perth Spirit Adelaide Airport Oval 15 000 AdelaideHBF Arena 16 000 PerthRockingham RUC 3 000UWA Rugby Club 4 000Experimental Law Variations editAs part of the initial championship the ARU was given approval by the IRB to conduct experimental law trials as part of the 2014 National Rugby Championship 3 Proposed law variations were first considered by a panel composed of the current Wallabies coach Ewen McKenzie former Wallabies coach Bob Dwyer former Wallaby Rod Kafer and former top referee Wayne Erikson The variations were then put to the voting public before returning to the panel The variations in place for the 2014 and 2015 seasons are listed below NRC Law Variations 2014 2015Existing Law of the Game VariationLaw 9 A 1Value of a Conversion goal 2 pointsValue of a Penalty goal 3 pointsValue of a Dropped goal 3 points Value of a Conversion goal 3 pointsValue of a Penalty goal 2 pointsValue of a Dropped goal 2 points Previously trialled in South Africa s Varsity Cup 3 Law 5 7 e If time expires and the ball is not dead or an awarded scrum or lineout has not been completed the referee allows play to continue until the next time that the ball becomes dead The ball becomes dead when the referee would have awarded a scrum lineout an option to the non infringing team drop out or after a conversion or successful penalty kick at goal If a scrum has to be reset the scrum has not been completed If time expires and a mark free kick or penalty kick is then awarded the referee allows play to continue Non offending team is allowed to kick the ball into touch after being awarded a penalty kick which has been blown after time expires and the lineout will take place Law 19 6The player taking the throw in must stand at the correct place The player must not step into the field of play when the ball is thrown The ball must be thrown straight so that it travels at least 5 metres along the line of touch before it first touches the ground or touches or is touched by a player Latitude will be given to the throwing team if the opposing team does not compete for the ball near where the ball is receivedLaw 9 B 1 e The kicker must take the kick within one minute and thirty seconds ninety seconds from the time a try has been awarded The player must take the kick within one minute and thirty seconds even if the ball rolls over and has to be placed again Time limit reduced to 60 seconds for conversion kicks and 45 seconds for penalty kicks Law 20 1 d No delay A team must not intentionally delay forming a scrum Team has 30 seconds to form a scrum from the time the referee gives the mark Law 20 12 c When a team has won the ball in a scrum the scrum half of the opposing team is offside if that scrum half steps in front of the ball with either foot while the ball is still in the scrum Opposing scrum half is not allowed to enter the gap between the flanker and number 8 even if they stay behind the ballLaw 21 2 a The kicker must take the penalty or free kick at the mark or anywhere behind it on a line through the mark Increased latitude will be given to where penalty and free kicks are to be takenLaw 19 2 d For a quick throw in the player must use the ball that went into touch A quick throw in is not permitted if another person has touched the ball apart from the player throwing it in and an opponent who carried it into touch The same team throws into the lineout Players will be allowed to take quick throw ins regardless of whether someone else has touched the ballLaw 17 2 d Keeping players on their feet Players in a maul must endeavour to stay on their feet The ball carrier in a maul may go to ground providing the ball is available immediately and play continues Greater policing of this law in order to discourage hold up tackles by ensuring that the tackler who holds up a ball carrier in an effort to form a maul does not collapse the maul as soon as it has formed Competition rule Bonus point awarded for scoring 4 tries Bonus point awarded if winning team scores 3 or more tries than their opponents This particular system has been used in France s professional leagues since the 2007 08 northern hemisphere season 4 5 Television match official protocols Television match official to only be consulted about tries and in goal plays Regular season editThe nine teams compete in a round robin tournament for the regular season Each team has four matches at home and four away and one bye The top four teams qualify for the title play offs with semi finals and finals 1 6 Standings edit Pos Teamvte Pld W D L PF PA PD TB LB Pts Qualification1 nbsp Melbourne Rising 8 8 0 0 399 184 215 8 0 40 Qualification for Semi finals2 nbsp New South Wales Country Eagles 8 6 0 2 251 202 49 2 1 273 nbsp Brisbane City 8 6 0 2 295 257 38 2 0 264 nbsp Perth Spirit 8 3 0 5 301 259 42 2 3 175 nbsp Greater Sydney Rams 8 3 1 4 254 265 11 2 0 166 nbsp Canberra Vikings 8 2 2 4 210 238 28 0 2 147 nbsp North Harbour Rays 8 2 2 4 240 327 87 0 0 128 nbsp Queensland Country 8 2 0 6 208 281 73 1 2 119 nbsp Sydney Stars 8 1 1 6 211 356 145 0 1 7Updated to match es played on 18 October 2014 Source rugbyarchive net Round by round edit Team Progression 2014 NRC seasonTeam R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8 R9Brisbane City 4 3rd 8 3rd 8 4th 12 3rd 12 3rd 16 2nd 16 5th 21 3rd 26 3rd Greater Sydney Rams 0 9th 0 8th 4 6th 9 6th 9 5th 11 6th 16 4th 16 5th 16 5th Melbourne Rising 5 2nd 10 1st 15 1st 20 1st 25 1st 30 1st 30 1st 35 1st 40 1st NSW Country Eagles 5 1st 10 2nd 14 2nd 15 2nd 15 2nd 15 3rd 19 2nd 23 2nd 27 2nd North Harbour Rays 0 7th 0 6th 0 8th 4 7th 8 6th 10 7th 12 7th 12 7th 12 7th Perth Spirit 4 4th 5 5th 5 5th 5 6th 6 8th 11 4th 16 3rd 16 4th 17 4th Queensland Country 0 6th 0 7th 1 7th 2 8th 6 7th 6 8th 6 8th 11 8th 11 8th Sydney Stars 0 8th 0 9th 0 9th 0 9th 2 9th 2 9th 3 9th 3 9th 7 9th University of Canberra Vikings 1 5th 5 4th 9 3rd 9 4th 11 4th 11 5th 13 6th 14 6th 14 6th The table above shows a team s progression throughout the season For each round their cumulative points total is shown with the overall log position in brackets Key win draw loss byePoints by RoundTeam 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Total AverageBrisbane City 45 20 26 21 18 79 34 26 N A N A 29 13 29 56 77 26 37 16 295 257 37 32Greater Sydney Rams 2 31 18 37 44 34 47 18 13 24 34 34 56 29 40 58 N A N A 254 265 32 33Melbourne Rising 55 34 45 13 79 18 44 24 37 16 34 13 N A N A 58 40 47 26 399 184 50 23NSW Country Eagles 31 2 37 13 33 21 26 34 16 37 N A N A 26 24 42 37 40 34 251 202 31 25North Harbour Rays 34 55 N A N A 21 33 32 29 32 29 34 34 21 21 26 77 40 49 240 327 31 41Perth Spirit 28 23 21 26 34 44 24 44 29 32 63 21 68 29 N A N A 34 40 301 259 38 32Queensland Country N A N A 13 37 21 26 29 32 24 13 13 29 29 68 53 29 26 47 208 281 26 35Sydney Stars 20 45 13 45 N A N A 18 47 37 37 21 63 24 26 29 53 49 40 211 356 26 45University of Canberra Vikings 23 28 37 18 26 21 N A N A 37 37 13 34 21 21 37 42 16 37 210 238 26 30Key Offensive DefensiveTries by RoundTeam 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Total AverageBrisbane City 6 4 4 3 3 11 5 4 N A N A 4 2 4 7 10 4 5 2 41 37 5 1 4 6Greater Sydney Rams 0 4 3 5 6 5 7 3 2 3 4 4 7 4 5 8 N A N A 34 36 4 3 4 5Melbourne Rising 8 5 6 2 11 3 7 3 5 2 5 2 N A N A 8 5 7 4 57 26 7 1 3 3NSW Country Eagles 4 0 5 2 4 3 4 5 2 5 N A N A 4 3 6 5 5 5 34 28 4 3 3 5North Harbour Rays 5 8 N A N A 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 4 10 5 7 32 44 4 0 5 4Perth Spirit 4 4 3 4 5 6 3 7 4 4 9 3 10 4 N A N A 5 5 43 37 5 4 4 6Queensland Country N A N A 2 5 3 4 4 4 3 2 2 4 4 10 7 4 4 7 29 40 3 6 5 0Sydney Stars 4 6 2 6 N A N A 3 7 5 5 3 9 3 4 4 7 7 5 31 49 3 9 6 1University of Canberra Vikings 4 4 5 3 4 3 N A N A 5 5 2 5 3 3 5 6 2 5 30 34 3 8 4 3Key Offensive DefensiveCompetition rounds edit Round 1 edit 21 August Brisbane City 45 20 Sydney Stars Ballymore Brisbane 19 30 AEST Try Toby White nbsp 6 43 Chris Kuridrani nbsp 37 62 Jake McIntyre nbsp 45 Harry Parker nbsp 64 Con Jake McIntyre nbsp 7 38 46 63 65 5 6 Report 7 Summary 8 Try Henry Clunies Ross nbsp 2 Sam Quinn nbsp 20 James Dargaville nbsp 25 Jim Stewart nbsp 31 Con Stuart Dunbar 0 4 Attendance 3 408Referee nbsp Rohan Hoffmann 23 August BP Canberra Vikings 23 28 Perth Spirit Viking Park Canberra 14 30 AEST Try Isaac Thompson nbsp 41 Robbie Coleman nbsp 54 63 Nigel Ah Wong nbsp 59 Con Christian Lealiifano nbsp 63 1 4 Cards Tom Staniforth nbsp 65 to 75 Report 9 Summary 10 Try Zack Holmes nbsp 7 Dillyn Leyds nbsp 28 Amman Matuatu nbsp 69 Heath Tessmann nbsp 80 Con Zack Holmes nbsp 8 1 2 Luke Burton nbsp 70 1 2 Pen Luke Burton nbsp 76 1 1 Cards Richard Hardwick nbsp 55 to 65 Alec Hepburn nbsp 56 to 66 Attendance 1 500Referee nbsp Damien Mitchelmore 23 August BP NSW Country Eagles 31 2 Greater Sydney Rams Coogee Oval Sydney 15 00 AEST Try Matthew Carraro nbsp 41 Andrew Kellaway nbsp 66 Will Miller nbsp 69 Apakuku Ma afu nbsp 80 Con Sam Windsor nbsp 41 66 80 3 4 Pen Sam Windsor nbsp 20 1 1 Report 11 Summary 12 Pen Ben Volavola nbsp 9 1 1 Cards Benn Robinson nbsp 66 to 76 Vasa Falealii nbsp 66 to 76 Attendance 1 000Referee nbsp James Leckie 24 August BP Melbourne Rising 55 34 North Harbour Rays AAMI Park Melbourne 13 14 00 AEST Try Telusa Veainu nbsp 5 42 Sefa Naivalu nbsp 14 67 Nic Stirzaker nbsp 24 Jack Debreczeni nbsp 43 78 Reuben Rolleston nbsp 68 Con Jack Debreczeni nbsp 5 24 42 43 68 5 8 Report 14 Summary 15 Try Ed Gower nbsp 15 David Fletscheer nbsp 25 Matt Lucas nbsp 31 Mitch Lewis nbsp 40 Dave Porecki nbsp 41 Con Hamish Angus nbsp 15 31 41 3 5 Attendance 2 187Referee nbsp Andrew LeesBye s Queensland CountryRound 2 edit 28 August Greater Sydney Rams 18 37 Canberra Vikings Pirtek Stadium Sydney 19 30 AEST Try Auvasa Falealii nbsp 5 Afa Pakalani nbsp 18 Jed Holloway nbsp 62 Con Ben Volavola nbsp 65 1 3 Cards Hugh Roach nbsp 67 to 77 Jed Gillespie nbsp 78 Report 16 Summary 17 Try Isaac Thompson nbsp 25 Leslie Leulua iali i Makin nbsp 39 Jarrad Butler nbsp 49 68 Thomas Cusack nbsp 51 Con Jesse Mogg nbsp 26 40 52 69 4 5 Cards Seilala Lam nbsp 10 to 20 Attendance 1 500Referee nbsp Angus Gardner 30 August Queensland Country 13 37 NSW Country Eagles BP Bond University Gold Coast 15 00 AEST Try Tom Pincus nbsp 23 Rubin Fuimaono nbsp 51 Con Tom Pincus nbsp 520 1 2 Pen Tom Pincus 0 1 Report 18 Summary 19 Try Stephen Hoiles nbsp 5 Andrew Kellaway nbsp 16 26 79 Patrick Dellit nbsp 75 Con Sam Windsor nbsp 6 17 76 3 4 Darcy Etrich nbsp 80 1 1 Attendance 2 000Referee nbsp Steve Walsh 31 August Sydney Stars 13 45 Melbourne Rising BP Leichhardt Oval Sydney 15 00 AEST Try James Dargaville nbsp 25 Jim Stewart nbsp 29 Con Stuart Dunbar nbsp 30 1 2 Report 21 Summary 22 Try Nic Stirzaker nbsp 11 Mitch Inman nbsp 22 Telusa Veainu nbsp 39 Sam Jeffries nbsp 46 Sefa Naivalu nbsp 53 Joe Kamana nbsp 72 Con Jack Debreczeni nbsp 22 39 47 54 73 5 6 Attendance 1 005 20 Referee nbsp Shane McDermott 31 August BP Perth Spirit 21 26 Brisbane City McGillivray Oval Perth 15 30 AWST Try Dillyn Leyds nbsp 13 35 Heath Tessmann nbsp 21 Con Dillyn Leyds nbsp 14 36 2 3 Cards Matt Hodgson nbsp 43 to 53 Report 23 Summary 24 Try Chris Kuridrani nbsp 4 Pettowa Paraka nbsp 30 38 Junior Laloifi nbsp 66 Con Jake McIntyre nbsp 39 67 2 4 Pen Jake McIntyre 0 1 Attendance 2 300Referee nbsp Graham CooperBye s North Harbour RaysRound 3 edit 4 September North Harbour Rays 21 33 NSW Country Eagles Brookvale Oval Sydney 19 30 AEST Try Michael Wells nbsp 6 Luke Holmes nbsp 40 Dave Feltscheer nbsp 51 Con Hamish Angus nbsp 40 52 2 3 Report 25 Summary 26 Try Andrew Kellaway nbsp 12 60 Ed Stubbs nbsp 30 Samu Wara nbsp 57 Con Sam Windsor nbsp 13 31 58 3 4 Pen Sam Windsor nbsp 67 80 2 2 Attendance 1 982Referee nbsp Graham Cooper 6 September Perth Spirit 34 44 Greater Sydney Rams Adelaide Airport Stadium Adelaide 14 00 ACST Try Alec Hepburn nbsp 29 Zack Holmes nbsp 35 Dillyn Leyds nbsp 40 Harry Scoble nbsp 48 Va a Mailei nbsp 74 Con Ian Prior nbsp 29 36 75 3 5 Cards Kieran Stringer nbsp 22 to 32 Report 27 Summary 28 Try Taqele Naiyaravoro nbsp 22 44 62 Jed Holloway nbsp 56 Jarome McKenzie nbsp 64 Dane Chisholm nbsp 69 Con Ben Volavola nbsp 23 57 63 65 4 6 Pen Ben Volavola nbsp 17 1 1 Dane Chisholm 0 1 Attendance 2 000Referee nbsp Andrew Lees 6 September Canberra Vikings 26 21 Queensland Country BP Viking Park Canberra 14 30 AEST Try Jarrad Butler nbsp 7 Jerome Nuimata nbsp 34 Nigel Ah Wong nbsp 53 Robbie Coleman nbsp 79 Con Jesse Mogg nbsp 8 54 2 4 Report 29 Summary 30 Try Clynton Knox nbsp 12 Beau Robinson nbsp 17 James Turner nbsp 80 Con Matt Brandon nbsp 13 80 2 3 Attendance 2 000Referee nbsp Shane McDermott 6 September Brisbane City 18 79 Melbourne Rising BP Ballymore Brisbane 15 00 AEST Try Chris Kuridrani nbsp 12 Samu Kerevi nbsp 19 Liam Gill nbsp 26 Con Jake McIntyre nbsp 13 1 3 Cards Nick Frisby nbsp 5 to 15 Will Genia nbsp 48 to 58 Report 31 Summary 32 Try Jonah Placid nbsp 4 Sefa Naivalu nbsp 7 Tom English nbsp 24 58 63 80 Lopeti Timani nbsp 31 52 Telusa Veainu nbsp 43 Pat Leafa nbsp 68 Lloyd Johansson nbsp 76 Con Jack Debreczeni nbsp 8 25 32 52 59 64 70 77 6 8 Lloyd Johansson nbsp 70 77 2 3 Attendance 2 500Referee nbsp Steve WalshBye s Sydney StarsRound 4 edit 11 September BP Melbourne Rising 44 24 Perth Spirit AAMI Park Melbourne 19 30 AEST Try Lopeti Timani nbsp 25 65 Telusa Veainu nbsp 28 65 Joe Kamana nbsp 31 Cadeyrn Neville nbsp 60 Luke Burgess nbsp 75 Con Jack Debreczeni nbsp 25 66 2 4 Telusa Veainu nbsp 57 1 2 Lloyd Johansson 0 1 Cards Pom Simona nbsp 68 to 78 Report 33 Summary 34 Try Alex Rovira nbsp 14 Brad Lacey nbsp 48 Zack Holmes nbsp 80 Con Luke Burton nbsp 14 50 2 2 Zack Holmes nbsp 80 1 1 Cards Brent Murphy nbsp 51 to 61 Attendance 2 096Referee nbsp Will Houston 13 September BP Greater Sydney Rams 47 18 Sydney Stars Pirtek Stadium Sydney 15 00 AEST Try Taqele Naiyaravoro nbsp 5 Jared Barry nbsp 19 Chris Alcock nbsp 23 penalty try nbsp 39 Hugh Roach nbsp 43 Jarome McKenzie nbsp 57 Michael McDougall nbsp 63 Con Ben Volavola nbsp 20 24 40 44 4 6 Dane Chisholm 0 1 Report 35 Summary 36 Try Jack Macklin nbsp 28 Will Skelton nbsp 48 Jake Gordon nbsp 61 Con Stuart Dunbar 0 1 Jack Macklin nbsp 62 1 2 Attendance 1 063Referee nbsp Ian Smith 13 September BP Queensland Country 29 32 North Harbour Rays Cbus Super Stadium Gold Coast 17 10 AEST Try Todd Winkley nbsp 18 58 penalty try nbsp 53 Jack de Guingand nbsp 62 Con Matt Brandon nbsp 19 54 59 3 4 Cards Anthony Fainga a nbsp 23 to 33 Report 38 Summary 39 Try Luke Holmes nbsp 7 Hamish Angus nbsp 29 Dave Feltscheer nbsp 33 Ed Gower nbsp 74 Con Hamish Angus nbsp 8 30 34 75 4 4 Cards Ed Gower nbsp 52 to 62 Attendance 1 500 note 1 Referee nbsp Matt O Brien 14 September BP NSW Country Eagles 26 34 Brisbane City Oakes Oval Lismore 15 00 AEST Try Tala Gray nbsp 9 40 Brendan McKibbin nbsp 54 Mick Snowden nbsp 79 Con Sam Windsor nbsp 55 1 3 Darcy Etrich nbsp 80 1 1 Cards Stephen Hoiles nbsp 21 to 31 Report 40 Summary 41 Try Samu Kerevi nbsp 6 Jake Schatz nbsp 14 22 48 Lachlan Turner nbsp 26 Con Jake McIntyre nbsp 6 15 26 3 5 Cards Liam Gill nbsp 54 to 64 Attendance 750 37 Referee nbsp Damien MitchelmoreBye s Canberra VikingsRound 5 edit 18 September Queensland Country 24 13 Greater Sydney Rams Ballymore Brisbane 19 30 AEST Try Sam Grasso nbsp 4 penalty try nbsp 54 Jamie Jerry Taulagi nbsp 74 Con Matt Brandon nbsp 5 55 75 3 3 Cards Jamie Jerry Taulagi nbsp 15 to 25 Anthony Fainga a nbsp 22 to 32 Report 43 Summary 44 Try Jarome McKenzie nbsp 24 Dane Chisholm nbsp 39 Con Ben Volavola nbsp 25 1 2 Cards Hugh Perrett nbsp 52 to 62 David Lolohea nbsp 67 to 77 Attendance 1 500 42 Referee nbsp Rohan Hoffmann 20 September NSW Country Eagles 16 37 Melbourne Rising BP Wade Park Orange 15 00 AEST Try Sam Windsor nbsp 24 Andrew Kellaway nbsp 77 Con Sam Windsor nbsp 25 77 2 2 Cards Duncan Chubb nbsp 17 to 27 Report 45 Summary 46 Try Nic Stirzaker nbsp 19 Tom English nbsp 21 Sean McMahon nbsp 38 Telusa Veainu nbsp 50 Lopeti Timani nbsp 56 Con Jack Debreczeni nbsp 20 21 39 56 4 5 Cards Paul Alo Emile nbsp 40 to 50 Cadeyrn Neville nbsp 69 to 79 Attendance 2 000 42 Referee nbsp Michael Hogan 20 September Sydney Stars 37 37 Canberra Vikings Leichhardt Oval Sydney 15 00 AEST Try Jack Macklin nbsp 31 Hugo Dessens nbsp 37 Patrick McCutcheon nbsp 47 Will Skelton nbsp 61 Jono Sullivan nbsp 80 Con Jack Macklin nbsp 38 48 62 80 4 5 Cards Will Skelton nbsp 16 to 26 Report 47 Summary 48 Try Sean Doyle nbsp 9 Fotu Auelua nbsp 11 Lausii Taliauli nbsp 44 Jesse Mogg nbsp 52 JP Smith nbsp 72 Con Jesse Mogg nbsp 12 45 53 73 4 5 Cards Rodney Iona nbsp 28 to 38 Fotu Auelua nbsp 57 to 67 Attendance 1 047 42 Referee nbsp James Leckie 20 September North Harbour Rays 32 29 Perth Spirit BP Brookvale Oval Sydney 17 30 AEST Try Harry Bergelin nbsp 3 Sam Ward nbsp 28 47 70 Con Hamish Angus nbsp 4 29 48 71 4 4 Cards Boyd Killingworth nbsp 52 to 62 Report 49 Summary 50 Try Ammon Matuauto nbsp 15 53 Zack Holmes nbsp 24 Dillyn Leyds nbsp 62 Con Zack Holmes nbsp 16 25 63 3 4 Cards Va a Mailei nbsp 58 to 68 Attendance 2 187 42 Referee nbsp Angus GardnerBye s Brisbane CityRound 6 edit 25 September BP Melbourne Rising 34 13 Canberra Vikings AAMI Park Melbourne 19 30 AEST Try Jack Debreczeni nbsp 2 Telusa Veainu nbsp 12 Paul Alo Emile nbsp 19 Mitch Inman nbsp 25 Luke Burgess nbsp 79 Con Jack Debreczeni nbsp 3 13 80 3 5 Cards Cadeyrn Neville nbsp 53 to 63 Nic Stirzaker nbsp 64 to 74 Report 51 Summary 52 Try Robbie Coleman nbsp 31 Jerome Nuimata nbsp 69 Con Jesse Mogg nbsp 32 1 2 Attendance 1 977Referee nbsp Will Houston 28 September Brisbane City 29 13 Queensland Country Ballymore Brisbane 15 00 AEST Try Pettowa Paraka nbsp 32 Andrew Ready nbsp 45 Chris Kuridrani nbsp 61 Marco Kotze nbsp 74 Con Jake McIntyre nbsp 46 1 2 Quade Cooper nbsp 62 74 2 2 Report 53 Summary 54 Try Jamie Jerry Taulagi nbsp 19 Tom Pincus nbsp 24 Con Matt Brandon nbsp 25 1 2 Cards Haydn Hirsimaki nbsp 39 to 49 Will Slipper nbsp 72 Attendance 5 000Referee nbsp Damien Mitchelmore 28 September North Harbour Rays 34 34 Greater Sydney Rams Brookvale Oval Sydney 15 00 AEST Try Kotoni Ale nbsp 22 30 Brian Sefanaia nbsp 35 Ed Gower nbsp 69 Con Matt Lucas nbsp 23 31 36 3 3 Hamish Angus nbsp 69 1 1 Pen Hamish Angus nbsp 80 1 1 Report 55 Summary 56 Try Ben Batger nbsp 38 Jai Ayoub nbsp 54 Jarome Mackenzie nbsp 61 Dave Lolohea nbsp 74 Con Dane Chisholm nbsp 38 55 62 75 4 4 Pen Ben Volavola nbsp 79 1 1 Cards Guy Millar nbsp 69 to 79 Attendance 2 900Referee nbsp Michael Hogan 28 September BP Perth Spirit 63 21 Sydney Stars HBF Arena Perth 15 30 AWST Try Kyle Godwin nbsp 12 Ross Haylett Petty nbsp 19 Ian Prior nbsp 25 Luke Morahan nbsp 27 Junior Rasolea nbsp 43 49 Robbie Abel nbsp 62 74 Marcel Brache nbsp 66 Con Ian Prior nbsp 13 26 44 50 64 67 6 9 Cards Junior Rasolea nbsp 80 Report 57 Summary 58 Try Laurie Weeks nbsp 6 Andrew Leota nbsp 9 Paddy Ryan nbsp 69 Con Jack Macklin nbsp 10 70 2 3 Cards Matthew Philip nbsp 62 to 72 Attendance 1 445Referee nbsp Graham CooperBye s NSW Country EaglesRound 7 edit 2 October Canberra Vikings 21 21 North Harbour Rays Viking Park Canberra 19 30 AEST Try Nigel Ah Wong nbsp 8 Jarrad Butler nbsp 46 Robbie Coleman nbsp 56 Con Jesse Mogg nbsp 47 57 2 3 Pen Jesse Mogg 0 1 Cards Jordan Smiler nbsp 69 to 79 Seilala Lam nbsp 73 Report 59 Summary 60 Try Kotoni Ale nbsp 38 Luke Holmes nbsp 54 Jack Dempsey nbsp 70 Con Harry Jones nbsp 38 55 2 3 Cards Kotoni Ale nbsp 45 to 55 Attendance 1 500Referee nbsp Andrew Lees 3 October BP Greater Sydney Rams 56 29 Brisbane City Pirtek Stadium Sydney 19 30 AEST Try Jarome Mackenzie nbsp 4 23 Henry Seavula nbsp 14 Auvasa Falealii nbsp 35 Henry Taefu nbsp 46 Dylan Sigg nbsp 51 Chris Alcock nbsp 65 Con Ben Volavola nbsp 5 15 24 36 47 52 66 7 7 Cards Jed Gillespie nbsp 54 to 64 Marcus Carbone nbsp 72 Hugh Roach nbsp 74 Report 59 Summary 61 Try Chris Kuridrani nbsp 17 Curtis Browning nbsp 31 Samu Kerevi nbsp 43 David McDuling nbsp 77 Con Quade Cooper nbsp 18 43 2 3 Jake McIntyre nbsp 77 1 1 Attendance 1 632Referee nbsp Ian Smith 4 October BP Perth Spirit 68 29 Queensland Country Rockingham Rugby Club Perth 15 30 AWST Try Christian Joubert nbsp 3 Kane Koteka nbsp 8 32 63 Robbie Abel nbsp 24 48 Luke Morahan nbsp 38 Brynard Stander nbsp 42 Joe Savage nbsp 67 Va a Mailei nbsp 69 Con Zack Holmes nbsp 25 39 44 64 68 5 9 Ian Prior nbsp 70 1 1 Cards Sam Wykes nbsp 52 to 62 Report 62 Summary 63 Try Jack de Guingand nbsp 10 17 53 Blake Enever nbsp 60 Con Matt Brandon nbsp 11 53 61 3 4 Attendance 1 022Referee nbsp Will Houston 6 October BP Sydney Stars 24 26 NSW Country Eagles Leichhardt Oval Sydney 15 00 AEDT Try James Dargaville nbsp 2 Sam Quinn nbsp 18 Jim Stewart nbsp 56 Con Jack Macklin nbsp 3 19 37 3 3 Cards Sam Quinn nbsp 28 to 38 Paddy Ryan nbsp 40 to 50 Report 64 Summary 65 Try Ethan Ford nbsp 26 31 Tala Gray nbsp 40 Cameron Treloar nbsp 71 Con Sam Windsor nbsp 28 40 2 4 Cards Mitchell Chapman nbsp 17 to 27 Ethan Ford nbsp 34 to 44 Attendance 1 200Referee nbsp Angus GardnerBye s Melbourne RisingRound 8 edit 9 October North Harbour Rays 26 77 Brisbane City BP Brookvale Oval Sydney 67 19 30 AEDT Try Sam Ward nbsp 35 Greg Peterson nbsp 56 Harry Bergelin nbsp 64 Mali Hingano nbsp 68 Con Harry Jones nbsp 35 1 1 Hamish Angus nbsp 56 1 3 Cards Chazz Mahina nbsp 63 to 73 Report 68 Summary 69 Try Matthew Feaunati nbsp 2 Michael Gunn nbsp 26 32 Adam Korczyk nbsp 28 Samu Kerevi nbsp 43 Andrew Ready nbsp 52 Jack Mullins nbsp 67 Curtis Browning nbsp 72 Phil Kite nbsp 75 Toby White nbsp 78 Con Quade Cooper nbsp 3 26 28 32 44 67 72 76 79 9 10 Attendance 1 852 66 Referee nbsp Angus Gardner 11 October BP Canberra Vikings 37 42 NSW Country Eagles Viking Park Canberra 14 30 AEDT Try Jarrad Butler nbsp 10 Michael Henry nbsp 36 Tim Cree nbsp 43 Isaac Thompson nbsp 68 Joe Powell nbsp 75 Con Rodney Iona nbsp 11 44 2 3 Isaac Thompson nbsp 69 76 2 2 Report 70 Summary 71 Try Andrew Kellaway nbsp 7 59 Mitchell Chapman nbsp 33 Tala Gray nbsp 40 Ethan Ford nbsp 53 Apakuki Ma afu nbsp 67 Pen Sam Windsor nbsp 40 55 60 68 4 6 Cards Cameron Treloar nbsp 26 to 36 Attendance 1 500Referee nbsp Rohan Hoffmann 11 October Greater Sydney Rams 40 58 Melbourne Rising BP Pirtek Stadium Sydney 15 00 AEDT Try Jed Holloway nbsp 8 Henry Seavula nbsp 21 Henry Taefu nbsp 34 Dylan Sigg nbsp 54 Ben Batger nbsp 74 Con Ben Volavola nbsp 9 span, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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