New South Wales Residents rugby league team

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New South Wales Residents
Team information
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Governing body New South Wales Rugby League
Head coach Shane Millard
Captain Kyle Flanagan
Home stadium ANZ Stadium (83,500)
Uniforms
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First colours
Team results
First game
New South Wales colours.svg New South Wales 30–22 Queensland Queensland colours.svg (Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane, Australia; 1994)
Biggest win
New South Wales colours.svg New South Wales 44–14 Queensland Queensland colours.svg (Suncorp Stadium Brisbane, Australia; 1995)
Biggest defeat
Queensland colours.svg Queensland 34–6 New South Wales New South Wales colours.svg
(Lang Park, Brisbane, Australia; 15 July 2009)

The New South Wales Residents rugby league team is a representative rugby league team consisting of players who compete in the Intrust Super Premiership (NSW Cup) competition. They currently play an annual fixture against QLD Cup Representative team, often as a curtain raiser to a State of Origin game. The team is administered by the New South Wales Rugby League and regularly played its home matches at ANZ Stadium.

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History

Since 1994, the New South Wales Residents have played an annual fixture against the Queensland Residents team, currently known as the QLD Cup Representative Team. The fixture was formerly a curtain raiser to a State of Origin game but as of 2015 has been played on the annual Representative Weekend.

Results

Results from 1994-2004

YearWinnerScoreLoserVenue
1994New South Wales30–22QueenslandSuncorp Stadium
1995New South Wales44–14QueenslandSuncorp Stadium
1996Queensland18–10New South WalesSuncorp Stadium
1997Queensland14–4New South WalesAllianz Stadium
1998Queensland28–0New South WalesAllianz Stadium
1999Queensland26–10New South WalesSuncorp Stadium
2000New South Wales22–14QueenslandANZ Stadium
2001New South Wales19–14QueenslandANZ Stadium
2002New South Wales26–16QueenslandANZ Stadium

Source: [1]

2003

16 July 2003
Queensland Residents Flag of Queensland.svg 36 – 12 Flag of New South Wales.svg New South Wales Residents
Tries
Scott Prince 1
Barry Berrigan 1
Danny McAllister 1
Michael Coorey 1
Damien Quinn 1
Matt Ross 1
Goals
Scott Prince 6
Tries
1 Reece Simmonds
1 Rod Jensen




Goals
2 Dean Byrne
Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane

2004

7 July 2004
New South Wales Residents Flag of New South Wales.svg 20 – 12 Flag of Queensland.svg Queensland Residents
Tries
Aaron Gorrell 1
Luke Dorn 1
Riley Brown 1
Trent Clayton 1
Goals
Luke Covell 2
Tries
1 Trent Leis
1 Nick Parfitt


Goals
2 Trent Leis
Telstra Stadium, Olympic Park, Sydney

2005

6 July 2005
Queensland Residents Flag of Queensland.svg 6 – 16 Flag of New South Wales.svg New South Wales Residents
Tries
Adam Hayden 1


Goals
Damien Quinn 1
Report
Tries
2 Grant Rovelli
1 John Williams

Goals
2 Nathan Merritt

2006

5 July 2006
Queensland Residents Flag of Queensland.svg 20 – 28 Flag of New South Wales.svg New South Wales Residents
Tries
Ryan Cullen 1
Matt Lockyer 1
Simon Phillips 1
Adam Starr 1


Goals
Brandon Costin 1
Luke Branighan 1
Tries
1 Brad Cross
1 Brett Finn
1 Tevita Metuisela
1 Joel Reddy
1 John Williams

Goals
4 Michael Witt
Telstra Dome, Melbourne

2007

4 July 2007
Queensland Residents Flag of Queensland.svg 52 – 28 Flag of New South Wales.svg New South Wales Residents
Tries
Ben Black 2
Shannon Walker 2
Jordan Atkins 1
Nick Emmett 1
Nick Parfitt 1
David Taylor 1
Chris Walker 1

Goals
Nick Parfitt 8
Report
Tries
2 Tony Caine
1 Stuart Flanagan
1 Kris Keating
1 Charlie Leaeno




Goals
3 David McLean
1 Alan Rothery
Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane

2008

11 June 2008
Queensland Residents Flag of Queensland.svg 16 – 24 Flag of New South Wales.svg New South Wales Residents
Tries
Selasi Berdie 1
Cy Lasscock 1
Kaine Manihera 1


Goals
Nick Parfitt 2
Report
Tries
1 Brett Anderson
1 Shaun Foley
1 Byron Ford
1 Ryan Tandy

Goals
4 James Maloney
Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane

2009

15 July 2009
Queensland Residents Flag of Queensland.svg 34 – 6 Flag of New South Wales.svg New South Wales Residents
Tries
Mark Cantoni 1
Luke Dalziel-Don 1
Josh Hoffman 1
Ben Jeffery 1
Kaine Manihera 1
James Stuart 1

Goals
Trent Hodkinson 3
Brad Davis 2
Report
Tries
1 James Maloney






Goals
1 James Maloney
Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane
Referee: Clayton Sharpe

2010

7 July 2010
New South Wales Residents Flag of New South Wales.svg 28 – 20 Flag of Queensland.svg Queensland Residents
Tries
Aidan Guerra 1
Rory Kostjasyn 1
Sean Meaney 1
Kevin Naiqama 1
Jamie Simpson 1
Gareth Widdop 1

Goals
Sean Meaney 2
Report
Tries
1 Daly Cherry-Evans
1 Luke Dalziel-Don
1 Donald Malone
1 Daniel Ogden



Goals
2 Daly Cherry-Evans
ANZ Stadium, Sydney
Referee: Matt Hawkins

2011

6 July 2011
Queensland Residents Flag of Queensland.svg 32 – 6 Flag of New South Wales.svg New South Wales Residents
Tries
Luke Capewell 2
Brad Davis 1
Kayne Lawton 1
Joel Riethmuller 1
Ryan Simpkins 1

Goals
Liam Georgetown 4
Tries
1 Jake Mullaney





Goals
1 Tom Humble
Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane
Referee: Michael Wise

2012

6 July 2012
Queensland Residents Flag of Queensland.svg 20 – 14 Flag of New South Wales.svg New South Wales Residents
Tries
Nathanael Barnes 2
Luke Capewell 1
Liam Georgetown 1

Goals
Liam Georgetown 2
Tries
1 Josh Davis
1 Matt Moylan
1 Troy Savage

Goals
1 Matt Moylan
Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane
Referee: Chris Butler

2013

17 July 2013
New South Wales Residents Flag of New South Wales.svg 22 – 18 Flag of Queensland.svg Queensland Residents
Tries
Jason Clark 1
Shaune Corrigan 1
Josh Mantellato 1
Sam Williams 1

Goals
Josh Mantellato 3
Report
Tries
1 Tim Glasby
1 Donald Malone
1 Jarrod McInally
1 Hezron Murgha

Goals
1 Donald Malone
ANZ Stadium, Sydney
Referee: Phil Henderson

2014

9 July 2014
Queensland Residents Flag of Queensland.svg 24 – 16 Flag of New South Wales.svg New South Wales Residents
Tries
Aaron Whitchurch 2
Javid Bowen 1
Blake Leary 1

Goals
Shaun Nona 4
Tries
2 Chanel Mata'utia
1 Isaah Yeo


Goals
2 Nathan Stapleton
Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane
Referee: Clayton Sharpe

2015

3 May 2015
Queensland Residents Flag of Queensland.svg 36 – 32 Flag of New South Wales.svg New South Wales Residents
Tries
Kalifa Faifai Loa 2
Javid Bowen 1
Kyle Feldt 1
Shaun Nona 1
Matt Parcell 1

Goals
Shaun Nona 6
Tries
2 Mitchell Barnett
2 Chanel Mata'utia
1 Nathan Gardner
1 Darren Nicholls


Goals
4 Nathan Gardner
Tapout Energy Stadium, Brisbane
Referee: Peter Gough
New South Wales Residents
2015 squadCoaching staff

Head coach

  • Coach: Garth Brennan (Penrith)
    Assistant Coach: Brett Cook (Wentworthville)
    Manager: Brett McKenna (Wests Tigers)



Legend:
  • (c) Captain(s)
  • (vc) Vice-captain(s)


2016

8 May 2016
Queensland Residents Flag of Queensland.svg 16 – 30 Flag of New South Wales.svg New South Wales Residents
Tries
Jahrome Hughes 1
Darren Nicholls 1
Jack Svendsen 1


Goals
Darren Nicholls 2
Tries
3 Ken Maumalo
1 Josh Drinkwater
1 Asipeli Fine
1 Dylan Kelly

Goals
3 Shaun Nona
Suzuki Stadium, Brisbane
Referee: Matt Noyen
New South Wales Residents
2016 squadCoaching staff




Legend:
  • (c) Captain(s)
  • (vc) Vice-captain(s)

Updated: 8 September 2018
Source(s): NSWRL

2017: [2]

7 May 2017
Queensland Residents Flag of Queensland.svg 36 – 6 Flag of New South Wales.svg New South Wales Residents
Tries
Delouise Hoeter 2
Dean Britt 1
Mitchell Frei 1
Tom Opacic 1
Billy Walters 1

Goals
Scott Doyle 6
Tries
1 Moses Leota





Goals
1 Jayden Nikorima
Suzuki Stadium, Brisbane
New South Wales Residents
2017 squadCoaching staff

Head coach

  • Coach: Rip Taylor (Wyong Roos)
    Assistant Coach: Steve Georgallis (Canterbury Bulldogs)



Legend:
  • (c) Captain(s)
  • (vc) Vice-captain(s)

Updated: 9 September 2018
Source(s): QRL

2018: [3] [4]

24 June 2018
New South Wales Residents Flag of New South Wales.svg 36 20 Flag of Queensland.svg Queensland Residents
Tries:
Dean Britt (18', 21') 2
Kyle Flanagan (5') 1
Luke Garner (26') 1
Sean O'Sullivan (35') 1
Tony Satini (52') 1
Goals:
Kyle Flanagan 6/6
(7', 19', 23', 28', 37', 54')
1st: 30 0
2nd: 6 20
Tries:
2 (43', 78') Kalifa Faifai Loa
1 (73') Blake Leary
1 (75') Scott Drinkwater
Goals:
2/3 Kalifa Faifai Loa
(74', 76')
0/1 Jonus Pearson
(15')
ANZ Stadium, Sydney
New South Wales Residents
2018 squadCoaching staff

Head coach

  • Coach: Shane Millard (North Sydney)
    Assistant Coach: Guy Missio (Penrith)



Legend:
  • (c) Captain(s)
  • (vc) Vice-captain(s)

Updated: 9 September 2018
Source(s): NSWRL

2019

12 May 2019
Queensland Residents Flag of Queensland.svg 42 22 Flag of New South Wales.svg New South Wales Residents
Tries:
Delouise Hoeter (7', 18', 58') 2
Sam Scarlett (21') 1
Temone Power (30') 1
Josh Cleeland (53') 1
Corey Jensen (77') 1
Goals:
Josh Cleeland 7/8
(9', 23', 32', 55', 59', 70', 78')
1st: 22 6
2nd: 20 16
Tries:
1 (40') Beau Fermor
1 (43') Brian Too
1 (49') Dean Britt
1 (74') Keaon Koloamatangi
Goals:
2/3 Brock Lamb
(40', 74')
1/1 Morgan Harper
(50')

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