2009 St Helens RLFC season

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St. Helens entered their 137th year in 2009, and were in contention for of rugby league's Super League and Carnegie Challenge Cup competitions.

Contents

2009 season

Super League XIV

Round 1

Saints come back from a 14-nil deficit early in the second half to beat Warrington Wolves 26-14. [1]

Matt Gidley scored twice against Warrington. Matt Gidley.jpg
Matt Gidley scored twice against Warrington.

Round 2

Saints turn over the much improved from last season Huddersfield Giants 23-6. [2]

Round 3

Hull Kingston Rovers inflict Saints' first defeat of the season, with Michael Dobson scoring a late penalty goal to give the Robins a 20-19 win. [3]

Round 4

Saints scrape past newly promoted Crusaders in the lowest scoring game in the Super League; Tom Armstrong scoring the only try in a 4-nil win. [4]

Round 5

Saints brush aside the Salford City Reds by 38 points to 12. [5]

Round 6

Saints edge a heated epic with Leeds Rhinos - winning 26-18 at Knowsley Road. [6]

Chris Flannery was man-of-the-match against Leeds. Flannery & Galea.jpg
Chris Flannery was man-of-the-match against Leeds.

Round 7

Saints hammer Wakefield Trinity Wildcats by 42-18. The Wildcats are in mourning for reserve player Leon Walker, who died in a reserve game. [7]

Round 8

Saints scrape past a fired up Wigan Warriors outfit, winning 19-12 after being 6-nil and 12-6 down. [8]

Round 9

Saints bounce Hull F.C. in the second game of the Easter period by 44-22. [9]

Round 10

Saints become the first team in Super League XIV to surpass 60 points, winning 68-22 at Castleford. Tony Puletua scores 4 tries but the game is halted for 30 minutes as Joe Westerman suffers a serious head injury. [10]

Round 11

Saints suffer only their second defeat of the season as Bradford come back to win 34-30. [11]

Round 12

Saints produce arguably their worst display of the campaign, losing 38-18 to arch rivals Wigan at the Magic Weekend. [12]

Round 13

Saints defeat Catalans Dragons for the second time in a week, by coming back from 22-10 down to win 32-28 to move them back to the top of the table. [13]

Round 14

Saints survive a second-half rally from Harlequins RL to win 22-12. [14]

Round 15

Saints ease past the challenge of Hull FC, winning 30-6. [15]

Round 16

Saints thrash Castleford for a second time this season in a 50 points to 10 success. [16]

Round 17

Saints set a new record of 16 consecutive away wins in Super League after cantering to a 44-18 success over Bradford Bulls. [17]

Round 18

Saints nil the Celtic Crusaders for a second time in the season - in a 30-0 win. [18]

Round 19

Saints lose their fourth game of the season in a shock 20-10 loss to Salford. [19]

Round 20

Saints beat neighbours Warrington for the second time in the league, in another fantastic game, this time by a margin of 40-26. [20]

Round 21

Despite outscoring their opponents Wakefield by 5 tries to four, Saints crash to their second defeat in three games, losing 22-20. [21]

Round 22

Saints bounce back from two defeats in three games with a convincing 44-24 win at Harlequins to take them back to two points clear at the top of the table. [22]

Round 23

Saints edge a third game of the season against Wigan, with Kyle Eastmond scoring a late try to secure a 10-6 victory. [23]

Round 24

Saints lost their third game in six as they crashed to a 26-10 loss at Hull KR. [24]

Round 25

Another below-par performance saw Saints scrape past a youthful Huddersfield outfit by 12 points to 10, after being 10 points down. [25]

Round 26

In a much improved performance, Saints are edged out by bitter rivals Leeds 18-10 in a third superb encounter of the season to all but end their hopes of a fifth consecutive League Leader's Shield. [26]

Round 27

Saints are beaten by Catalans in the last game of the regular season to finish second in the league ladder behind Leeds. [27]

Challenge Cup 2009

Round 4

Saints just edge past a second epic in two weeks against Leeds in a bruising encounter - pulling through 22-18. [28]

Round 5

Saints thrash Catalans Dragons 42-8 to reach the Quarter Finals. [29]

Quarter-Finals

Saints trounce a spirited Gateshead Thunder side 66-6 to advance to a record ninth consecutive Semi-Final. [30]

Semi-Finals

Despite a Francis Meli hat-trick of tries, holders Saints were beaten 24-14 by Huddersfield. [31]

Play-Off Series

Week 1

Saints beat Huddersfield in Week One to progress to the qualifying round in a 15-2 success. [32]

Week 3

Saints reached a fourth consecutive Super League Grand Final after beating Wigan in a thrilling 14-10 win. [33] They will take on Leeds for a third consecutive time at Old Trafford.

Super League Grand Final

Saints lose the grand final to Leeds Rhinos 18-10, this being the third consecutive Grand Final they lose to Leeds.

Upcoming Fixture(s)

Saints will round off their Super League XIV campaign against Leeds Rhinos at the 2009 Super League Grand Final.

News

It has been announced that, for the 2010 Super League Season, Saints have signed New Zealand World Cup winning centre Iosia Soliola from the Sydney City Roosters on a three-year deal. [34] Additionally, Scrum-half Sean Long will be leaving Knowsley Road after a 12-year stint. He is joining Hull F.C. on a two-year contract. [35] Lee Gilmour is also on his way out of St Helens. The second-row has agreed a two year deal with Huddersfield Giants for the 2010 season. [36] Young half-back Matty Smith will join Salford City Reds for the 2010 season in a loan agreement. [37] Prop-forward Jason Cayless will be leaving Saints too after 4 seasons with the club owing to a shoulder injury. He will return to Australia. [38] Hull Kingston Rovers prop Nick Fozzard will re-join Saints after being released from the final year of his Rovers contract. [39]

Iosia Soliola will be on board at the GPW next season. Iosia.jpg
Iosia Soliola will be on board at the GPW next season.

Current squad

No.PositionPlayer

2009 transfers

Acquisitions

Acquisitions
PlayerSigned fromWhen Signed
Tony Puletua Penrith Panthers October 2008
Iosia Soliola Sydney City Roosters (for 2010 season)May 2009
Nick Fozzard Hull Kingston Rovers (for 2010 season)September 2009

Losses

Losses
PlayerSigned forWhen left
Paul Sculthorpe Retired October 2008
Mike Bennett Retired October 2008
Willie Talau Salford City Reds October 2008
Dean McGilvray Salford City Reds October 2008
Nick Fozzard Hull Kingston Rovers October 2008
Steve Tyrer Crusaders (loan)June 2009
Matty Smith Crusaders (loan)October 2008
Sam Thompson Blackbrook ARLFCContract terminated and player returned to amateur football
Scott Moore Huddersfield Giants (loan)October 2008
Sean Long Hull F.C. (for 2010 season)June 2009
Lee Gilmour Huddersfield Giants (for 2010 season)July 2009
Steve Tyrer was loaned to Crusaders for the 2009 season. Steve Tyrer.jpg
Steve Tyrer was loaned to Crusaders for the 2009 season.

Fixtures and results

CompetitionRoundOpponentResultScoreHome/awayVenueAttendanceDate
Friendly N/A Widnes colours.svg Widnes Vikings Loss26–28Home GPW Recruitment Stadium 4,12827/12/2008
FriendlyN/A Wcatscolours.svg Wakefield Trinity Wildcats Win26–22HomeGPW Recruitment Stadium3,54918/01/2009
FriendlyN/A Widnes colours.svg Widnes VikingsWin54–6Away Stobart Stadium Halton 2,56201/02/2009
Super League XIV 1 Wolvescolours.svg Warrington Wolves Win 26-14 HomeGPW Recruitment Stadium17,00913/02/2009
Super League XIV2 Giantscolours.svg Huddersfield Giants Win 6-23 Away Galpharm Stadium 11,33822/02/2009
Super League XIV3 HKRcolours.svg Hull Kingston Rovers Loss 19-20 HomeGPW Recruitment Stadium11,83027/02/2009
Super League XIV4 Cruscolours.svg Crusaders Win 0-4 Away Brewery Field 6,35107/03/2009
Super League XIV5 Redscolours.svg Salford City Reds Win 38-12 HomeGPW Recruitment Stadium9,72313/03/2009
Super League XIV6 Rhinoscolours.svg Leeds Rhinos Win 26-18 HomeGPW Recruitment Stadium13,96620/03/2009
Super League XIV7 Wcatscolours.svg Wakefield Trinity WildcatsWin 18-42 Away Belle Vue 6,03829/03/2009
Challenge Cup 2009 4 Rhinoscolours.svg Leeds RhinosWin 18-22 AwayHeadingley Stadium17,68905/04/2009
Super League XIV8 Wigancolours.svg Wigan Warriors Win 12-19 Away JJB Stadium 22,23209/04/2009
Super League XIV9 Hullcolours.svg Hull F.C. Win 44-22 HomeGPW Recruitment Stadium13,68413/04/2009
Super League XIV10 Castleford colours.svg Castleford Tigers Win 22-68 Away The Jungle 8,00319/04/2009
Super League XIV11 Bullscolours.svg Bradford Bulls Loss 30-34 HomeGPW Recruitment Stadium11,03924/04/2009
Super League XIV12 Wigancolours.svg Wigan WarriorsLoss 38-18 Neutral Murrayfield Stadium 29,68702/05/2009
Challenge Cup 20095 Catalanscolours.svg Catalans Dragons Win 42-8 HomeGPW Recruitment Stadium7,17610/05/2009
Super League XIV13 Catalanscolours.svg Catalans DragonsWin 28-32 Away Stade Gilbert Brutus 9,06516/05/2009
Super League XIV14 Quinscolours.svg Harlequins RL Win 22-12 HomeGPW Recruitment Stadium9,35922/05/2009
Challenge Cup 2009QF Gthundercolours.svg Gateshead Thunder Win 6-66 Away Gateshead International Stadium 4,32530/05/2009
Super League XIV15 Hullcolours.svg Hull FCWin 6-30 Away KC Stadium 12,00905/06/2009
Super League XIV16 Castleford colours.svg Castleford TigersWin 50-10 HomeGPW Recruitment Stadium9,68012/06/2009
Super League XIV17 Bullscolours.svg Bradford BullsWin 18-44 Away Grattan Stadium 10,59921/06/2009
Super League XIV18 Cruscolours.svg Celtic CrusadersWin 30-0 HomeGPW Recruitment Stadium8,68426/06/2009
Super League XIV19 Redscolours.svg Salford City RedsLoss 20-10 Away The Willows 4,80803/07/2009
Super League XIV20 Wolvescolours.svg Warrington WolvesWin 26-40 Away Halliwell Jones Stadium 12,07511/07/2009
Super League XIV21 Wcatscolours.svg Wakefield Trinity WildcatsLoss 20-22 HomeGPW Recruitment Stadium8,65117/07/2009
Super League XIV22 Quinscolours.svg Harlequins RLWin 24-42 Away Twickenham Stoop Stadium 4,25825/07/2009
Super League XIV23 Wigancolours.svg Wigan WarriorsWin 10-6 HomeGPW Recruitment Stadium15,56331/07/2009
Challenge Cup 2009SF Giantscolours.svg Huddersfield GiantsLoss 14-24 NeutralHalliwell Jones Stadium10,63809/08/2009
Super League XIV24 HKRcolours.svg Hull Kingston RoversLoss 26-10 Away New Craven Park 8,97616/08/2009
Super League XIV25 Giantscolours.svg Huddersfield GiantsWin 12-10 HomeGPW Recruitment Stadium8,70821/08/2009
Super League XIV26 Rhinoscolours.svg Leeds RhinosLoss 18-10 Away Headingley Carnegie 19,99704/09/2009
Super League XIV27 Catalanscolours.svg Catalans DragonsLoss 12-24 HomeGPW Recruitment Stadium8,26811/09/2009
Super League XIV Play-offs Qualifier Giantscolours.svg Huddersfield GiantsWin 15-2 HomeGPW Recruitment Stadium6,15719/09/2009
Super League XIV Play-offsSemi-final Wigancolours.svg Wigan WarriorsWin 14-10 HomeGPW Recruitment Stadium13,08710/10/2009
Super League Grand Final Final Rhinoscolours.svg Leeds RhinosLoss 18-10 Neutral Old Trafford 63,25917/10/2009

League table

PosTeam
PldWDLPFPAPDPtsQualification
1 Rhinoscolours.svg Leeds Rhinos (L, C)272106805453+35242Play-offs
2 Saintscolours.svg St Helens 271908733466+26738
3 Giantscolours.svg Huddersfield Giants 271809690416+27436
4 HKRcolours.svg Hull Kingston Rovers 271719650516+13435
5 Wcatscolours.svg Wakefield Trinity Wildcats 2716011685609+7632
6 Wigancolours.svg Wigan Warriors 2715012659551+10830
7 Castleford colours.svg Castleford Tigers 2714013645702−5728
8 Catalanscolours.svg Catalans Dragons 2713014613660−4726
9 Bullscolours.svg Bradford Bulls 2712114653668−1525
10 Wolvescolours.svg Warrington Wolves 2712015649705−5624
11 Quinscolours.svg Harlequins 2711016591691−10022
12 Hullcolours.svg Hull F.C. 2710017502623−12120
13 Redscolours.svg Salford City Reds 277020456754−29814
14 Cruscolours.svg Celtic Crusaders 273024357874−5176
Source: Rugby League Project
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Points difference; 3) Number of points scored;
(C) Champions; (L) League Leaders' Shield Winners

2009 Squad

As of 29 July 2009:

NumberNationalityPlayer name Position Weight (kg)Height (m)D.O.B.Previous Club
1 Flag of England.svg Paul Wellens (VC) FB 961.8527/02/80 St Helens Academy
2 Flag of England.svg Ade Gardner W 941.8826/06/83 Barrow Border Raiders
3 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Matthew Gidley C 941.8601/07/77 Newcastle Knights
4 C
5 Flag of Samoa.svg Flag of New Zealand.svg 1 Francis Meli W 1001.8827/04/79 New Zealand Warriors
6 Flag of England.svg Flag of Jamaica.svg 2 Leon Pryce SO 981.9109/10/81 Bradford Bulls
7 Flag of England.svg Sean Long (VC) SH 851.7524/09/76 Widnes Vikings
8 Flag of New Zealand.svg Jason Cayless PR 1061.9315/01/80 Sydney Roosters
9 Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Keiron Cunningham (C) HK 1021.7528/10/76 St Helens Academy
10 Flag of England.svg James Graham PR 1061.8810/09/85 St Helens Academy
11 Flag of Scotland.svg Lee Gilmour SR 991.8813/03/78 Bradford Bulls
12 Flag of England.svg Jon Wilkin SR 971.8501/11/83 Hull Kingston Rovers
13 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Chris Flannery LF 1001.8605/06/80 Sydney Roosters
14 Flag of England.svg James Roby HK 871.7822/11/85 St Helens Academy
15 Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Bryn Hargreaves PR 1031.8314/11/85 Wigan Warriors
16 Flag of Samoa.svg Flag of New Zealand.svg 1 Tony Puletua SR 1101.9225/06/78 Penrith Panthers
17 Flag of England.svg Paul Clough SR 981.8327/09/87 St Helens Academy
18 Flag of England.svg Kyle Eastmond SH 751.6717/07/89 St Helens Academy
19 Flag of England.svg Chris Dean C 861.8017/01/88 St Helens Academy
20 Flag of England.svg Gareth Frodsham PR 1001.8918/12/89 St Helens Academy
21 Flag of England.svg Gary Wheeler SO 871.7930/09/89 St Helens Academy
22 Flag of England.svg Sean Magenniss SR 911.8202/12/89 St Helens Academy
23 Flag of England.svg Flag of Samoa.svg 3 Maurie Fa'asavalu PR 1051.9112/01/80 Samoan Rugby Union
24 Flag of England.svg Andrew Dixon LF 941.8328/02/90 St Helens Academy
25 Flag of England.svg Jamie Foster C 851.8727/07/90 St Helens Academy
26 Flag of England.svg Andy Yates PR 981.8623/02/90 St Helens Academy
27 Flag of England.svg Jamie Ellis SH 851.7904/10/89 St Helens Academy
28 Flag of England.svg Matty Ashurst SR 901.8601/11/89 St Helens Academy
29 Flag of England.svg Tom Armstrong W 921.9012/09/89 St Helens Academy
30 Flag of England.svg Jonny Lomax FB 821.7704/09/90 St Helens Academy
31 Flag of England.svg Jacob Emmitt PR 1021.8604/10/88 St Helens Academy
32 Flag of England.svg Paul Johnson C 881.8713/03/88 St Helens Academy

1 - Meli and Puletua won caps for New Zealand before switching to Samoa

2 - Pryce is of Jamaican origin

3 - Fa'asavalu switched his allegiance to England under the residency rule

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