List of Gold Coast Titans records

Last updated

This article shows the records by the Gold Coast Titans, since their inception in First Grade Competition in 2007. These stats are correct as of round 16 of the 2024 season

Contents

Individual Records

Most Games (100+)

GamesPlayerEra
173 Mark Minichiello 20072014
156 William Zillman 20092017
150 Luke Bailey 20072014
148 Anthony Don 20142021
147 David Mead 20092016
144 Ryan James 20102020
141 Moeaki Fotuaika 2018–
133 Greg Bird 20102016
129 Nathan Friend 20072011, 2016
128 Jarrod Wallace 20172022
125 Matt White 20092015
124 Scott Prince 20072012
124 Phillip Sami 2017–
118 Kevin Gordon 20092015
117 Ashley Harrison 20082014
117 Luke Douglas 20122016
111 AJ Brimson 2018–
104 Ashley Taylor 20162021
103 Preston Campbell 20072011
102 Anthony Laffranchi 20072011
102 Luke O'Dwyer 20072013

Most Points (200+)

PointsPlayerTriesGoalsField Goals
719 Scott Prince 322935
365 Aidan Sezer 121565
340 Anthony Don 8500
327 Ashley Taylor 161303
268 David Mead 6700
266 Kevin Gordon 58170
248 Mat Rogers 32592
Last updated: Round 2, 2021

Most Points in a Match

PointsScorerTriesGoalsField GoalsMatch Details
26 Jayden Campbell 1110vs. New Zealand Warriors, Cbus Super Stadium, Round 16, 2024 (Gold Coast won 666)
18 Scott Prince 170vs. Penrith Panthers, Robina Stadium, Round 8, 2010 (Gold Coast won 3824)
17 Scott Prince 161vs. North Queensland Cowboys, Robina Stadium, Round 23, 2010 (Gold Coast won 3718)
16 Jordan Atkins 400vs. North Queensland Cowboys, Robina Stadium, Round 1, 2008 (Gold Coast won 3618)
16 Scott Prince 160vs. Sydney Roosters, Sydney Football Stadium, Round 21, 2012 (Gold Coast won 3616)

Most Points in a Season (100+)

PointsScorerTriesGoalsField GoalsSeason Details
182 Scott Prince 777024 Games, 2009
156 Aidan Sezer 175222 Games, 2013
151 Scott Prince 466321 Games, 2010
138 Scott Prince 461022 Games, 2012
124 Scott Prince 551216 Games, 2008
118 Tyrone Roberts 255016 Games, 2016
115 Aidan Sezer 351118 Games, 2015

Last updated: Round 10, 2018

Most Tries (30+)

TriesPlayerEra
85 Anthony Don 20132021
67 David Mead 20092016
58 Kevin Gordon 20092015
57 Phillip Sami 2018
51 Alofiana Khan-Pereira 2023–
42 William Zillman 20072011
32 Scott Prince 2007–2012
32 Mat Rogers 2007–2011
32 Mark Minichiello 2007–2014

Most Tries in a Match

TriesPlayerMatch Details
4 Jordan Atkins vs. North Queensland Cowboys, Skilled Park, Round 1, 2008 (Gold Coast won 36-18)
4 Alofiana Khan-Pereira vs. New Zealand Warriors, Cbus Super Stadium, Round 16, 2024 (Gold Coast won 66-6)
3 Matthew Petersen vs. Newcastle Knights, Carrara Stadium, Round 15, 2007 (Gold Coast won 28-22)
3 Matthew Petersen vs. Brisbane Broncos, Skilled Park, Round 6, 2008 (Gold Coast won 26-24)
3 David Mead vs. New Zealand Warriors, Skilled Park, Round 9, 2009 (Gold Coast lost 14-34)
3 David Mead vs. Sydney Roosters, Skilled Park, Round 12, 2010 (Gold Coast lost 16-30)
3 Kevin Gordon vs. Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, ANZ Stadium, Round 22, 2013 (Gold Coast won 26-16)
3 Dave Taylor vs. New Zealand Warriors, Cbus Super Stadium, Round 11, 2014 (Gold Coast loss 16-24)
3 James Roberts vs. Parramatta Eels, Pirtek Stadium, Round 6, 2015 (Gold Coast won 38-16)
3 Anthony Don vs. Canberra Raiders, GIO Stadium, Round 9, 2015 (Gold Coast lost 56-16)
3 David Fifita vs. Newcastle Knights, Cbus Super Stadium, Round 5, 2021 (Gold Coast won 42-16)

Last updated: End of Round 13, 2016

Most Tries in a Season

TriesScorerSeason Detailsstyle="text-align:center;"
24 Alofiana Khan-Pereira 23 Games, 2024 20 Alofiana Khan-Pereira 23 Games, 2023
17 David Fifita 22 Games, 2021
16 David Mead 24 Games, 2011
16 James Roberts 24 Games, 2015
15 Kevin Gordon 22 Games, 2013
13 Kevin Gordon 23 Games, 2009
12 Anthony Don 20 Games, 2017
12 Ryan James 25 Games, 2016
12 Anthony Don 22 Games, 2016
12 Kevin Gordon 26 Games, 2010
12 Anthony Laffranchi 20 Games, 2008
12 Anthony Don 16 Games, 2015

Last updated: Round 12, 2022

Youngest Players to Debut

PlayerAgeMatch Details
Moeaki Fotuaika 18 Years, 5 Months & 19 Daysvs. Canberra Raiders, Canberra, Round 9, 2018
Jahrome Hughes 18 Years, 8 Months & 28 Daysvs. Penrith Panthers, TIO Stadium, Round 17, 2013
Ryan James 18 Years, 10 Months & 22 Daysvs. Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles, Skilled Park, Round 14, 2010
Jordan Rapana 18 Years, 10 Months & 26 Daysvs. Sydney Roosters, Sydney Football Stadium, Round 18, 2008
Kevin Gordon 19 Years, 3 Months & 1 Dayvs. Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, Skilled Park, Round 3, 2009
Last updated: End of Round 13, 2016

Oldest Players

PlayerAgeMatch Details
Michael Gordon 35 Years, 10 Months & 14 Daysvs. St George Illawarra Dragons, Cbus Super Stadium, Round 25, 2019
Nathan Friend 35 Years, 6 Months & 12 Daysvs. Brisbane Broncos, Suncorp Stadoum, Finals week 1, 2016
Mat Rogers 35 Years, 5 Months & 7 Daysvs. New Zealand Warriors, Mt Smart Stadium, Round 18, 2011
Luke Bailey 34 Years, 7 Months & 19 Daysvs. St George Illawarra Dragons, WIN Jubilee Oval, Round 24, 2014
Preston Campbell 34 Years, 2 Months & 27 Daysvs. Parramatta Eels, Skilled Park, Round 26, 2011
Last updated: End of Round 25, 2019

Player of the year (Paul Broughton Medal)

YearPlayer
2024 Keano Kini
2023 Moeaki Fotuaika
2022 Tino Fa'asuamaleaui
2021 Tino Fa'asuamaleaui
2020 Brian Kelly
2019 Moeaki Fotuaika
2018 Jai Arrow
2017 Anthony Don
2016 Ryan James
2015 Luke Douglas
2014 Beau Falloon
2013 Greg Bird
2012 Nate Myles
2011 Luke Bailey
2010 Luke Bailey
2009 Nathan Friend
2008 Preston Campbell
2007 Luke Bailey & Anthony Laffranchi

Coaching Records

Most Games

GamesNameFirst GameLast Game
192 John Cartwright Round 1, 2007Round 22, 2014
81 Justin Holbrook Round 1, 2020Round 16, 2023
75 Neil Henry Round 23, 2014Round 24, 2017

Last updated: End of Round 16, 2023

Most Wins

WinsNameEra
87 John Cartwright 20072014
30 Justin Holbrook 20202023
28 Neil Henry 20142017

Last updated: End of Round 16, 2023

Highest Winning Percentage

Win %NameWinsLossesDraws
45.3 John Cartwright 871050
37.3 Neil Henry 28461
37 Justin Holbrook 30510

Last updated: End of Round 16, 2023

Club Records

Highest home game attendance

CrowdOpponentVenueMatch Details
47,686 Brisbane Broncos Suncorp Stadium Round 5, 2007
44,787 Sydney Roosters Suncorp Stadium Preliminary Final, 2010
42,030 St. George Illawarra Dragons Suncorp Stadium Round 1, 2007
27,227 Brisbane Broncos Skilled Park Qualifying Final, 2009
27,176 Brisbane Broncos Skilled Park Round 6, 2008
27,026 New Zealand Warriors Skilled Park Qualifying Final, 2010
26,974 North Queensland Cowboys Skilled Park Round 1, 2008
26,453 St. George Illawarra Dragons Skilled Park Round 16, 2008
26,336 Brisbane Broncos Skilled Park Round 20, 2009
26,197 Brisbane Broncos Skilled Park Round 19, 2010

Biggest wins

MarginScoreOpponentVenueMatch Details
6066-6 New Zealand Warriors Cbus Super Stadium Round 16, 2024
4444-0 New Zealand Warriors Cbus Super Stadium Round 25, 2021
3842-4 Parramatta Eels Mudgee Stadium Round 11, 2013
3844-6 Canberra Raiders GIO Stadium Round 16, 2021
3644-8 North Queensland Cowboys Queensland Country Bank Stadium Round 3, 2021
3636-0 Canberra Raiders Skilled Park Round 2, 2013
3036-6 Wests Tigers Skilled Park Round 21, 2013
2834-6 Canterbury Bulldogs Suncorp Stadium Round 20, 2021
2642-16 Newcastle Knights Cbus Super Stadium Round 5, 2021
2638-12 Parramatta Eels Carrara Stadium Round 7, 2007
2632-6 Penrith Panthers Cbus Super Stadium Round 7, 2015
2238-16 Parramatta Eels Pirtek Stadium Round 6, 2015
2234-12 Parramatta Eels Skilled Park Round 22, 2010
2232-10 St George Illawarra Dragons Cbus Super Stadium Round 19, 2021
2236-14 North Queensland Cowboys Cbus Super Stadium Round 21, 2021

Biggest losses (30+)

MarginScoreOpponentVenueMatch Details
540-54 Brisbane Broncos Cbus Super Stadium style="text-align:left;"

Round 22, 2017

526-58 Sydney Roosters Sydney Cricket Ground Round 20, 2019
4610-56 Canberra Raiders Canberra Stadium Round 18, 2007
468-54 St George Illawarra Dragons Cbus Super Stadium style="text-align:left;"|[[List of Gold Coast Titans results#2018|Round 3, 2018
446-50 Melbourne Storm Olympic Park Stadium Round 25, 2007
440-44 Cronulla Sharks style="text-align:left;" Cbus Super Stadium |style="text-align:left;"|[[List of Gold Coast Titans

results#2024|Round 23, 2024]]

424-46 Canberra Raiders Canberra Stadium Round 20, 2008
420-42 New Zealand Warriors Mt Smart Stadium Round 25, 2014
404-44 Melbourne Storm Olympic Park Stadium Round 21, 2008
400-40 Penrith Panthers Carrington Park Round 2, 2015
4016-56 Canberra Raiders Canberra Stadium Round 9, 2015
406-46 Parramatta Eels Cbus Super Stadium Round 2, 2020
380-38 Melbourne Storm Cbus Super Stadium Round 9, 2016
366-42 Melbourne Storm Sunshine Coast [[2020 NRL season

results|Round 10, 2020]]

3612-48 Penrith Panthers Suncorp Stadium Round 10, 2021
360-36 Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles Glen Willow Oval Round 6, 2021

Kept opposition to nil

ScoreOpponentVenueMatch Details
44-0 New Zealand Warriors Cbus Super Stadium Round 25, 2021
36-0 Canberra Raiders Skilled Park Round 2, 2013
18-0 Melbourne Storm Skilled Park Round 13, 2008
18-0 North Queensland Cowboys Dairy Farmers Stadium Round 1, 2012

Kept to nil

ScoreOpponentVenueMatch Details
0-54 Brisbane Broncos Robina Stadium Round 22, 2017
0-42 New Zealand Warriors Mt Smart Stadium Round 25, 2014
0-40 Penrith Panthers Carrington Park Round 2, 2015
0-38 Melbourne Storm Cbus Super Stadium Round 9, 2016
0-34 Brisbane Broncos Suncorp Stadium Round 20, 2015

0-32

Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Belmore Sports Ground Round 3, 2024

Longest winning streak

WinsFirst WinLast Win
5 Round 3, 2008 Round 7, 2008
5 Round 20, 2010 Round 24, 2010
5 Round 16, 2020 Round 20, 2020

Longest winning home streak

WinsFirst WinLast Win
9 Round 21, 2007 Round 13, 2008
9 Round 1, 2009 Round 21, 2009

Longest winning away streak

WinsFirst WinLast Win
3 Round 20, 2010 Round 24, 2010
3 Round 1, 2014 Round 5, 2014
3 Round 4, 2015 Round 8, 2015

Longest losing streak

LossesFirst LossLast Loss
14 Round 13, 2019 Round 4, 2020
6 Round 15, 2011 Round 21, 2011
6 Round 9, 2014 Round 16, 2014
6 Round 20, 2014 Round 25, 2014
6 Round 20, 2014 Round 6, 2024

Longest losing home streak

LossesFirst LossLast Loss
8 Round 9, 2014 Round 23, 2014

Longest losing away streak

LossesFirst LossLast Loss
7 Round 17, 2007 Round 2, 2008

Biggest comeback

Recovered from an 18-point deficit.

Recovered from a 14-point deficit.

Worst collapse

Surrendered a 22-point lead.

Surrendered a 14-point lead.

Golden point record (outdated)

PlayedWonDrawnLost
12516
OpponentResultScoreMatch Details
Brisbane Broncos Loss18-19 Round 17, 2007
Brisbane Broncos Loss21-25 Round 24, 2008
South Sydney Rabbitohs Won19-18 Round 2, 2010
St George Illawarra Dragons Won11-10 Round 20, 2010
Canberra Raiders Won23-22 Round 4, 2011
Wests Tigers Loss14-15 Round 9, 2012
Melbourne Storm Loss22-23 Round 26, 2013
Canterbury Bulldogs Won19-18 Round 26, 2014
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Loss22-23 Round 10, 2015
Canterbury Bulldogs Loss20-21 Round 8, 2016
South Sydney Rabbitohs Won29-28 Round 13, 2016
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Draw18-18 Round 21, 2016

Win–loss record (outdated)

OpponentPlayedWonDrawnLostWin %
Brisbane Broncos 331002330.3
Canberra Raiders 281301546.4
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 20110955.0
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 25811632.0
Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles 241001447.1
Melbourne Storm 24601825.0
Newcastle Knights 261201446.2
New Zealand Warriors 301101936.7
North Queensland Cowboys 291101837.9
Parramatta Eels 231101247.8
Penrith Panthers 23701630.4
St. George Illawarra Dragons 261001638.5
South Sydney Rabbitohs 21601528.6
Sydney Roosters 23801534.8
Wests Tigers 24150962.5
Total379149122939.31

Biggest wins and losses (by opponent) (outdated)

OpponentWinLoss
Brisbane Broncos 18 (30-12: Round 7, 2020)54 (0-54: Round 22, 2017)
Canberra Raiders 36 (36-0: Round 2, 2013)46 (10–56: Round 18, 2007)
Canterbury Bulldogs 14 (28-14: Round 14, 2015)24 (12-36: Round 19, 2007)
Cronulla Sharks 14 (18-4: Round 3, 2008)24 (12-36: Round 16, 2011)
Manly Sea Eagles 20 (30-10: Round 15, 2016)34 (4-38: Round 26, 2009)
Melbourne Storm 18 (18-0: Round 13, 2008)44 (6-50: Round 25, 2007)
Newcastle Knights 30 (36-6: Round 20, 2020)30 (20-50: Round 21, 2011; 16-46: Round 16, 2013)
New Zealand Warriors 20 (30-10: Round 22, 2009)42 (0-42: Round 25, 2014)
North Queensland Cowboys 36 (44-8: Round 3, 2021)30 (12-42: Round 26, 2015)
Parramatta Eels 38 (42-4: Round 11, 2013)25 (2-27: Finals Week 2, 2009)
Penrith Panthers 26 (32-6: Round 7, 2015)40 (0-40: Round 2, 2015)
St George Illawarra Dragons 20 (32-12: Round 19, 2016)28 (6-34: Round 24, 2014)
South Sydney Rabbitohs 8 (22-14: Round 23, 2009)28 (4-32: Round 20, 2013)
Sydney Roosters 20 (36-16: Round 21, 2012)26 (6-58: Round 20, 2019)
Wests Tigers 30 (36-6: Round 21, 2013)30 (12-42: Round 2, 2014)

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