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2009 Gold Coast Titans season

Australian rugby league team season


Australian rugby league team season

FieldValue
year2009
leagueNRL
league_rank3rd
cupChallenge Cup
league_wins16
league_draws0
league_losses8
points_for514
points_against467
CEO_titleCEO
CEOMichael Searle
coachJohn Cartwright
captainScott Prince
stadiumSkilled Park
avg_attendance19,178
top_goalsScott Prince (73)
top_pointsScott Prince (174)
prev_season2008
next_season2010

The 2009 Gold Coast Titans season was the third in the club's history. They competed in the National Rugby League's 2009 Telstra Premiership, finishing the regular season 3rd (out of 16), and for the first time reached the finals only to be knocked out by eventual grand finalists, the Parramatta Eels.

Fixtures

Regular season

Source: http://media.foxsports.com.au/images/2009_nrl_fixtures.pdf

RoundOpponentResultScoreVenueDateCrowd
1Newcastle KnightsWin34-20Skilled Park15/3/0916,203
2St. George Illawarra DragonsLoss16-10WIN Stadium21/3/0913,329
3BulldogsWin20-12Skilled Park27/3/0919,854
4Melbourne StormWin6-18Olympic Park04/4/0911,698
5North Queensland CowboysWin10-14Dairy Farmers Stadium11/4/0918,123
6Canberra RaidersWin16-10Skilled Park17/4/0918,510
7Penrith PanthersLoss34-20CUA Stadium27/7/099,760
8South Sydney RabbitohsWin22-14Skilled Park2/5/0919,833
9Newcastle KnightsLoss23-18Energy Australia Stadium10/5/0911,258
10Brisbane BroncosLoss32-18Suncorp Stadium15/5/0943,083
11Manly Sea EaglesWin18-17Skilled Park24/5/0916,126
12Bye
13St. George Illawarra DragonsWin28-24Skilled Park8/6/0924,106
14Sydney RoostersWin20-24Bluetongue Stadium13/6/096,232
15Bye
16New Zealand WarriorsWin28-12Skilled Park27/6/0920,031
17Canberra RaidersLoss34-28Canberra Stadium5/7/099,800
18Parramatta EelsWin18-12Skilled Park13/7/0914,840
19BulldogsLoss23-16Suncorp Stadium17/7/0950,109
20Brisbane BroncosWin34-18Skilled Park24/7/0926,336
21North Queensland CowboysLoss18-34Skilled Park31/7/0920,315
22New Zealand WarriorsWin10-30Mt Smart Stadium9/8/0910,205
23South Sydney RabbitohsWin14-22ANZ Stadium14/8/0911,977
24Cronulla SharksWin20-10Skilled Park23/8/0913,714
25Wests TigersWin36-24Skilled Park29/8/0920,102
26Manly Sea EaglesLoss38-4Brookvale Oval5/9/0914,165
FW1Brisbane BroncosLoss32-40Skilled Park13/9/0927,227
FW2Parramatta EelsLoss27-2Sydney Football Stadium18/9/0928,524

Records

Most Points

  • 182 - Scott Prince (7 tries, 77 goals)
  • 58 - Mat Rogers (11 tries, 7 goals)
  • 52 - Kevin Gordon (13 tries)
  • 32 - Chris Walker (8 tries)
  • 32 - David Mead (8 tries)

Most Tries

  • 13 - Kevin Gordon
  • 11 - Mat Rogers
  • 8 - Chris Walker
  • 8 - David Mead
  • 7 - Scott Prince
  • 6 - Luke O'Dwyer
  • 6 - Esi Tonga
  • 5 - Anthony Laffranchi
  • 5 - Preston Campbell

Most Points in a Match

  • 20 - Scott Prince Round 25 (2 tries, 6 goals)
  • 14 - Scott Prince Round 20 (1 try, 5 goals)
  • 14 - Scott Prince Round 22 (1 try, 5 goals)
  • 10 - Mat Rogers Round 4 (5 goals)

Most Tries in a Match

  • 2 - Brad Meyers Round 13
  • 2 - Kevin Gordon Round 16
  • 2 - David Mead Round 16
  • 2 - David Mead Round 17
  • 2 - Mat Rogers Round 19
  • 2 - Mat Rogers Round 22

Available 2009 Players

Bold Players have played International or State any year

Full Backs

Wingers

Centres

Halves

Hookers

Props

Second Rowers/Locks

2009 Squad

NoNatPlayerPositionAgeNRL GamesPrevious 1st Grade Club31204261422242362291313315929192291502879245228142271262717929171274278226562535222325502031902002152122661711902428209232722182212415
1Australia Preston CampbellFullbackPenrith Panthers
2AustraliaJordan AtkinsWingNone
3Australia William ZillmanCentreCanberra Raiders
4Australia Brett DelaneyCentreParramatta Eels
5Australia Chris WalkerWingMelbourne Storm
6AustraliaMat RogersFive EighthNew South Wales Waratahs
7AustraliaScott Prince (c)HalfbackWests Tigers
8AUSLuke Bailey (c)PropSt. George-Illawarra Dragons
9AustraliaNathan FriendHookerMelbourne Storm
10AustraliaMichael HendersonPropSt. George-Illawarra Dragons
11AUSAnthony LaffranchiSecond RowWests Tigers
12AUSMark MinichielloSecond RowSouth Sydney Rabbitohs
13AustraliaAshley HarrisonLockSydney Roosters
14AustraliaBrad MeyersPropBradford Bulls
15New ZealandBilly NgawiniHookerCanterbury Bulldogs
16TongaAaron CanningsPropParramatta Eels
17AustraliaLuke O'DwyerSecond RowParramatta Eels
19AustraliaJosh GrahamCentreMelbourne Storm
20AustraliaBen JefferyWingWests Tigers
21AustraliaBrenton BowenWingNorth Queensland Cowboys
22AustraliaShannon WalkerWingNone
23AUSKevin GordonWingNone
24Papua New GuineaDavid MeadWingNone
25TongaEsi TongaCentreNone
26AustraliaJackson NicolauFive-EighthNorth Queensland Cowboys
27AustraliaBrad DavisHalfbackNone
28AustraliaJordan RankinHalfbackNone
29AustraliaKayne LawtonHookerNone
30AustraliaMatthew WhitePropNewcastle Knights
32AustraliaWill MatthewsPropNone
33AustraliaDaniel ConnLockCanterbury Bulldogs
34SamoaSam TagataeseSecond RowMelbourne Storm
35GhanaSelasi BerdieSecond RowNone
36AustraliaIan LaceyHookerBrisbane Broncos

Player Transfers

Source: 2009 NRL PLayer Movements

Gains

NameClub Coming FromDetails
William ZillmanCanberra RaidersUntil 2012
Matthew WhiteNewcastle KnightsUntil 2009
Sam TagataeseMelbourne StormUntil 2010
Jackson NicolauNorth Queensland Cowboys
Ian LaceyUnassigned

Losses

NameClub Going ToDetails
Michael HodgsonCanterbury BulldogsUntil 2010
Josh LewisWests TigersUntil 2009
Clint AmosNorth Queensland CowboysUntil 2010
Gavin CooperPenrith PanthersUntil 2010
Matthew CrossMelbourne StormUntil 2010
Luke SwainSalford City Reds - ESL
James StosicWakefield Trinity Wildcats - ESL
Kris KahlerPia Donkeys
Smith Samau Mid-SeasonSydney Roosters
Ian Donnelly Mid-SeasonCronulla Sharks

Off Contract

Chris Walker

Brenton Bowen

Ben Jeffery

Ladder

References

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