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|goals1 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[Sean Ryan (rugby league)|Sean Ryan]] (2)<br>[[David Peachey]]<br>[[Mat Rogers]]<br>[[Brett Howland]]<br>[[Chris McKenna]]<br>[[Andrew Ettingshausen]]<br>[[Jason Ferris]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Mat Rogers]] (6/8)
|goals1 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[Sean Ryan (rugby league)|Sean Ryan]] (2)<br>[[David Peachey]]<br>[[Mat Rogers]]<br>[[Brett Howland]]<br>[[Chris McKenna]]<br>[[Andrew Ettingshausen]]<br>[[Jason Ferris]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Mat Rogers]] (6/8)
|goals2 =
|goals2 =
|stadium = [[Endeavour Field|Shark Park]], [[Woolooware, New South Wales|Woolooware]], [[New South Wales|NSW]]
|stadium = [[Endeavour Field|Shark Park]]
|attendance = 8,186
|attendance = 8,186
|referee = [[Moghseen Jadwat]]
|referee = [[Moghseen Jadwat]]
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|goals1 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[Shane Webcke]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Michael De Vere]] (1/1)
|goals1 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[Shane Webcke]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Michael De Vere]] (1/1)
|goals2 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[David Peachey]]<br>[[Paul Donaghy]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Mat Rogers]] (3/5)
|goals2 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[David Peachey]]<br>[[Paul Donaghy]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Mat Rogers]] (3/5)
|stadium = [[Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre|ANZ Stadium]], [[Nathan, Queensland|Nathan]], [[Queensland|QLD]]
|stadium = [[Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre|ANZ Stadium]]
|attendance = 16,460
|attendance = 16,460
|referee = [[Stephen Clark (rugby league)|Stephen Clark]]
|referee = [[Stephen Clark (rugby league)|Stephen Clark]]
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|team1 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|team1 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|score = 28 &ndash; 12
|score = 28 &ndash; 12
|report = [http://stats.rleague.com/rl/scorers/games/1999/199903200721.html (Report)]
|report =
|team2 = [[South Sydney Rabbitohs]]
|team2 = [[South Sydney Rabbitohs]]
|goals1 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[Brett Howland]] (2)<br>[[Mat Rogers]] (2)<br>[[Jason Ferris]]<br>[[Jason Stevens]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Mat Rogers]] (2/6)
|goals1 =
|goals2 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[Craig Wing]]<br>[[Brett Rodwell]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Darrell Trindall]] (2/3)
|goals2 =
|stadium = [[Endeavour Field|Shark Park]], [[Woolooware, New South Wales|Woolooware]], [[New South Wales|NSW]]
|stadium = [[Endeavour Field|Shark Park]]
|attendance = 18,126
|attendance = 18,126
|referee = [[Paul Simpkins]]
|referee = [[Paul Simpkins]]
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|team1 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|team1 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|score = 20 &ndash; 18
|score = 20 &ndash; 18
|report = [http://stats.rleague.com/rl/scorers/games/1999/199903270407.html (Report)]
|report =
|team2 = [[Brisbane Broncos]]
|team2 = [[Brisbane Broncos]]
|goals1 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[David Peachey]]<br>[[Brett Howland]]<br>[[Nathan Long (rugby league)|Nathan Long]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Mat Rogers]] (3/3)<br>[[Mitch Healey]] (1/1)
|goals1 =
|goals2 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[Phillip Lee (rugby league)|Phillip Lee]]<br>[[Michael Hancock]]<br>[[Wendell Sailor]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Darren Lockyer]] (3/4)
|goals2 =
|stadium = [[Endeavour Field|Shark Park]], [[Woolooware, New South Wales|Woolooware]], [[New South Wales|NSW]]
|stadium = [[Endeavour Field|Shark Park]]
|attendance = 17,165
|attendance = 17,165
|referee =
|referee = [[Paul Simpkins]]
|result = W
|result = W
}}
}}
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|team1 = [[Melbourne Storm]]
|team1 = [[Melbourne Storm]]
|score = 16 &ndash; 20
|score = 16 &ndash; 20
|report = [http://stats.rleague.com/rl/scorers/games/1999/199904040727.html (Report)]
|report =
|team2 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|team2 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|goals1 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[Paul Marquet]]<br>[[Ben Roarty]]<br>[[Scott Hill]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Matt Geyer]] (2/3)
|goals1 =
|goals2 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[Russell Richardson]]<br>[[Andrew Ettingshausen]]<br>[[David Peachey]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Mat Rogers]] (4/4)
|goals2 =
|stadium = [[Olympic Park Stadium|Olympic Park]], [[Melbourne, Victoria|Melbourne]], [[Victoria (Australia)|VIC]]
|stadium = [[Olympic Park Stadium|Olympic Park]]
|attendance = 13,629
|attendance = 13,629
|referee =
|referee = [[Stephen Clark (rugby league)|Stephen Clark]]
|result = W
|result = W
}}
}}
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|team1 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|team1 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|score = 22 &ndash; 8
|score = 22 &ndash; 8
|report = [http://stats.rleague.com/rl/scorers/games/1999/199904100607.html (Report)]
|report =
|team2 = [[Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs]]
|team2 = [[Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs]]
|goals1 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[David Peachey]]<br>[[Adam Dykes]]<br>[[Chris McKenna]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Mat Rogers]] (5/6)
|goals1 =
|goals2 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[Steven Hughes (rugby league)|Steven Hughes]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Hazem El Masri]] (2/2)
|goals2 =
|stadium = [[Endeavour Field|Shark Park]], [[Woolooware, New South Wales|Woolooware]], [[New South Wales|NSW]]
|stadium = [[Endeavour Field|Shark Park]]
|attendance = 20,793
|attendance = 20,793
|referee =
|referee = [[Paul McBlane]]
|result = W
|result = W
}}
}}
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|team1 = [[Penrith Panthers]]
|team1 = [[Penrith Panthers]]
|score = 18 &ndash; 16
|score = 18 &ndash; 16
|report = [http://stats.rleague.com/rl/scorers/games/1999/199904170719.html (Report)]
|report =
|team2 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|team2 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|goals1 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[Peter Jorgensen]]<br>[[Ryan Girdler]]<br>[[Shane Elford]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Ryan Girdler]] (3/4)
|goals1 =
|goals2 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[Jason Stevens]]<br>[[Russell Richardson]]<br>[[Mat Rogers]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Mat Rogers]] (2/3)
|goals2 =
|stadium = Penrith Football Stadium, [[New South Wales|NSW]]
|stadium = [[Penrith Stadium|Penrith Football Stadium]]
|attendance = 17,036
|attendance = 17,036
|referee =
|referee = [[Tim Mander]]
|result = L
|result = L
}}
}}
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|team1 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|team1 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|score = 18 &ndash; 16
|score = 18 &ndash; 16
|report = [http://stats.rleague.com/rl/scorers/games/1999/199904250729.html (Report)]
|report =
|team2 = [[St. George Illawarra Dragons]]
|team2 = [[St. George Illawarra Dragons]]
|goals1 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[David Peachey]] (2)<br>[[Brett Howland]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Mat Rogers]] (3/4)
|goals1 =
|goals2 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[Nathan Blacklock]]<br>[[Anthony Mundine]]<br>[[Darren Treacy]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Wayne Bartrim]] (2/4)
|goals2 =
|stadium = [[Endeavour Field|Shark Park]], [[Woolooware, New South Wales|Woolooware]], [[New South Wales|NSW]]
|stadium = [[Endeavour Field|Shark Park]]
|attendance = 22,279
|attendance = 22,279
|referee =
|referee = [[Sean Hampstead]]
|result = W
|result = W
}}
}}
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|team1 = [[South Sydney Rabbitohs]]
|team1 = [[South Sydney Rabbitohs]]
|score = 14 &ndash; 27
|score = 14 &ndash; 27
|report = [http://stats.rleague.com/rl/scorers/games/1999/199905070721.html (Report)]
|report =
|team2 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|team2 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|goals1 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[James Smith (rugby league)|James Smith]]<br>[[Tim Brasher]]<br>[[Craig Wing]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Julian O'Neill]] (1/3)
|goals1 =
|goals2 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[Mat Rogers]]<br>[[David Peachey]]<br>[[Brett Howland]]<br>[[Mitch Healey]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Mat Rogers]] (5/6)<br>'''Field Goals:'''<br>[[Mitch Healey]]
|goals2 =
|stadium = Sydney Football Stadium, [[New South Wales|NSW]]
|stadium = [[Sydney Football Stadium]]
|attendance = 13,533
|attendance = 13,533
|referee =
|referee = [[Bill Harrigan]]
|result = W
|result = W
}}
}}
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|team1 = [[St. George Illawarra Dragons]]
|team1 = [[St. George Illawarra Dragons]]
|score = 12 &ndash; 20
|score = 12 &ndash; 20
|report = [http://stats.rleague.com/rl/scorers/games/1999/199905140729.html (Report)]
|report =
|team2 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|team2 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|goals1 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[Anthony Mundine]]<br>[[Nathan Blacklock]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Brad Mackay]] (1/1)<br>[[Wayne Bartrim]] (1/1)
|goals1 =
|goals2 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[Brett Howland]] (2)<br>[[Chris McKenna]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Mat Rogers]] (4/5)
|goals2 =
|stadium = Kogarah Oval, [[New South Wales|NSW]]
|stadium = [[Jubilee Oval|Kogarah Oval]]
|attendance = 16,514
|attendance = 16,514
|referee =
|referee = [[Stephen Clark (rugby league)|Stephen Clark]]
|result = W
|result = W
}}
}}
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|team1 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|team1 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|score = 21 &ndash; 20
|score = 21 &ndash; 20
|report = [http://stats.rleague.com/rl/scorers/games/1999/199905230716.html (Report)]
|report =
|team2 = [[North Sydney Bears]]
|team2 = [[North Sydney Bears]]
|goals1 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[David Peachey]]<br>[[Mitch Healey]]<br>[[Dean Treister]]<br>[[Andrew Pierce]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Blaine Stanley]] (2/2)<br>[[Mitch Healey]] (0/4)<br>'''Field Goals:'''<br>[[Mitch Healey]]
|goals1 =
|goals2 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[Brett Dallas]]<br>[[Glenn Morrison]]<br>[[Joel Wilson]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Jason Taylor (rugby league)|Jason Taylor]] (4/5)
|goals2 =
|stadium = [[Endeavour Field|Shark Park]], [[Woolooware, New South Wales|Woolooware]], [[New South Wales|NSW]]
|stadium = [[Endeavour Field|Shark Park]]
|attendance = 10,843
|attendance = 10,843
|referee =
|referee = [[Stephen Clark (rugby league)|Stephen Clark]]
|result = W
|result = W
}}
}}
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|team1 = [[Newcastle Knights]]
|team1 = [[Newcastle Knights]]
|score = 26 &ndash; 18
|score = 26 &ndash; 18
|report = [http://stats.rleague.com/rl/scorers/games/1999/199905300714.html (Report)]
|report =
|team2 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|team2 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|goals1 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[Robbie O'Davis]] (2)<br>[[Darren Albert]]<br>[[Mark Hughes (rugby league)|Mark Hughes]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Andrew Johns]] (5/6)
|goals1 =
|goals2 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[Russell Richardson]]<br>[[Andrew Ettingshausen]]<br>[[Sean Ryan (rugby league)|Sean Ryan]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Mitch Healey]] (3/4)
|goals2 =
|stadium = Marathon Stadium, [[New South Wales|NSW]]
|stadium = [[Newcastle International Sports Centre|Marathon Stadium]]
|attendance = 24,101
|attendance = 24,101
|referee =
|referee = [[Tim Mander]]
|result = L
|result = L
}}
}}
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|team1 = [[North Queensland Cowboys]]
|team1 = [[North Queensland Cowboys]]
|score = 8 &ndash; 22
|score = 8 &ndash; 22
|report = [http://stats.rleague.com/rl/scorers/games/1999/199906050717.html (Report)]
|report =
|team2 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|team2 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|goals1 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[Kris Tassell]]<br>[[Brian Jellick]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Noel Goldthorpe]] (0/1)<br>[[Adam Connelly]] (0/1)
|goals1 =
|goals2 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[Russell Richardson]] (2)<br>[[Andrew Ettingshausen]]<br>[[Sean Ryan (rugby league)|Sean Ryan]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Blaine Stanley]] (2/4)<br>[[Mitch Healey]] (1/2)
|goals2 =
|stadium = Dairy Farmers Stadium, [[Queensland|QLD]]
|stadium = [[Dairy Farmers Stadium]]
|attendance = 16,372
|attendance = 16,372
|referee =
|referee = [[Bill Harrigan]]
|result = W
|result = W
}}
}}
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|team1 = [[Sydney Roosters|Sydney City Roosters]]
|team1 = [[Sydney Roosters|Sydney City Roosters]]
|score = 32 &ndash; 14
|score = 32 &ndash; 14
|report = [http://stats.rleague.com/rl/scorers/games/1999/199906130709.html (Report)]
|report =
|team2 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|team2 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|goals1 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[Robert Miles (rugby league)|Robert Miles]] (2)<br>[[Andrew Walker (rugby)|Andrew Walker]]<br>[[Richie Barnett]]<br>[[Bryan Fletcher]]<br>[[Jack Elsegood]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Andrew Walker (rugby)|Andrew Walker]] (4/7)
|goals1 =
|goals2 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[Brett Howland]] (2)<br>[[Dean Treister]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Blaine Stanley]] (1/4)
|goals2 =
|stadium = Sydney Football Stadium, [[New South Wales|NSW]]
|stadium = [[Sydney Football Stadium]]
|attendance = 17,131
|attendance = 17,131
|referee =
|referee = [[Stephen Clark (rugby league)|Stephen Clark]]
|result = L
|result = L
}}
}}
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|team1 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|team1 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|score = 32 &ndash; 4
|score = 32 &ndash; 4
|report = [http://stats.rleague.com/rl/scorers/games/1999/199906190713.html (Report)]
|report =
|team2 = [[Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles]]
|team2 = [[Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles]]
|goals1 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[Sean Ryan (rugby league)|Sean Ryan]]<br>[[Nick Graham (rugby league)|Nick Graham]]<br>[[Brett Howland]]<br>[[Colin Best]]<br>[[Shannon Donato]]<br>[[Andrew Ettingshausen]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Blaine Stanley]] (4/6)
|goals1 =
|goals2 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[Andrew Frew]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Adam Brown (rugby league)|Adam Brown]] (0/1)
|goals2 =
|stadium = [[Endeavour Field|Shark Park]], [[Woolooware, New South Wales|Woolooware]], [[New South Wales|NSW]]
|stadium = [[Endeavour Field|Shark Park]]
|attendance = 13,164
|attendance = 13,164
|referee =
|referee = [[Bill Harrigan]]
|result = W
|result = W
}}
}}
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|team1 = [[Parramatta Eels]]
|team1 = [[Parramatta Eels]]
|score = 22 &ndash; 0
|score = 22 &ndash; 0
|report = [http://stats.rleague.com/rl/scorers/games/1999/199906250718.html (Report)]
|report =
|team2 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|team2 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|goals1 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[Clinton Schifcofske]] (2)<br>[[Luke Burt]]<br>[[Justin Morgan (rugby league)|Justin Morgan]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Clinton Schifcofske]] (3/5)
|goals1 =
|goals2 =
|goals2 =
|stadium = Parramatta Stadium, [[New South Wales|NSW]]
|stadium = [[Parramatta Stadium]]
|attendance = 14,051
|attendance = 14,051
|referee =
|referee = [[Paul McBlane]]
|result = L
|result = L
}}
}}
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|team1 = [[Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs]]
|team1 = [[Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs]]
|score = 14 &ndash; 6
|score = 14 &ndash; 6
|report = [http://stats.rleague.com/rl/scorers/games/1999/199907040607.html (Report)]
|report =
|team2 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|team2 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|goals1 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[Ricky Stuart]] (2)<br>[[Hazem El Masri]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Daryl Halligan]] (1/3)
|goals1 =
|goals2 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[Tim Maddison]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Mitch Healey]] (1/1)
|goals2 =
|stadium = [[Stadium Australia]], [[Sydney]], [[New South Wales|NSW]]
|stadium = [[Stadium Australia]]
|attendance = 20,173
|attendance = 20,173
|referee =
|referee = [[Tim Mander]]
|result = L
|result = L
}}
}}
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|team1 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|team1 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|score = 24 &ndash; 8
|score = 24 &ndash; 8
|report = [http://stats.rleague.com/rl/scorers/games/1999/199907090507.html (Report)]
|report =
|team2 = [[Canberra Raiders]]
|team2 = [[Canberra Raiders]]
|goals1 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[Colin Best]] (3)<br>[[Andrew Pierce]]<br>[[Preston Campbell]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Mitch Healey]] (2/5)
|goals1 =
|goals2 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[Lesley Vainikolo]]<br>[[Luke Davico]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Luke Williamson]] (0/2)
|goals2 =
|stadium = [[Endeavour Field|Shark Park]], [[Woolooware, New South Wales|Woolooware]], [[New South Wales|NSW]]
|stadium = [[Endeavour Field|Shark Park]]
|attendance = 11,554
|attendance = 11,554
|referee =
|referee = [[Stephen Clark (rugby league)|Stepen Clark]]
|result = W
|result = W
}}
}}
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|team1 = [[Auckland Warriors]]
|team1 = [[Auckland Warriors]]
|score = 20 &ndash; 22
|score = 20 &ndash; 22
|report = [http://stats.rleague.com/rl/scorers/games/1999/199907160207.html (Report)]
|report =
|team2 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|team2 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|goals1 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[Lee Oudenryn]]<br>[[Stacey Jones]]<br>[[Robbie Mears]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[John Simon (rugby league)|John Simon]] (4/4)
|goals1 =
|goals2 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[Adam Dykes]]<br>[[David Peachey]]<br>[[Brett Howland]]<br>[[Colin Best]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Mitch Healey]] (3/4)
|goals2 =
|stadium = [[Mount Smart Stadium|Ericsson Stadium]], [[Penrose, New Zealand|Penrose]], [[New Zealand]]
|stadium = [[Mount Smart Stadium|Ericsson Stadium]]
|attendance = 8,144
|attendance = 8,144
|referee =
|referee = [[Sean Hampstead]]
|result = W
|result = W
}}
}}
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|team1 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|team1 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|score = 18 &ndash; 26
|score = 18 &ndash; 26
|report = [http://stats.rleague.com/rl/scorers/games/1999/199907250727.html (Report)]
|report =
|team2 = [[Melbourne Storm]]
|team2 = [[Melbourne Storm]]
|goals1 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[Colin Best]] (2)<br>[[Sean Ryan (rugby league)|Sean Ryan]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Mitch Healey]] (3/4)
|goals1 =
|goals2 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[Stephen Kearney]] (2)<br>[[Ben Anderson (rugby league)|Ben Anderson]]<br>[[Matt Geyer]]<br>[[Robbie Ross (rugby league)|Robbie Ross]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Matt Geyer]] (3/5)
|goals2 =
|stadium = [[Endeavour Field|Shark Park]], [[Woolooware, New South Wales|Woolooware]], [[New South Wales|NSW]]
|stadium = [[Endeavour Field|Shark Park]]
|attendance = 10,016
|attendance = 10,016
|referee =
|referee = [[Bill Harrigan]]
|result = L
|result = L
}}
}}
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|team1 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|team1 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|score = 40 &ndash; 8
|score = 40 &ndash; 8
|report = [http://stats.rleague.com/rl/scorers/games/1999/199907310717.html (Report)]
|report =
|team2 = [[North Queensland Cowboys]]
|team2 = [[North Queensland Cowboys]]
|goals1 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[Adam Dykes]] (2)<br>[[Colin Best]] (2)<br>[[David Peachey]]<br>[[Sean Ryan (rugby league)|Sean Ryan]]<br>[[Paul Mellor]]<br>[[Brett Howland]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Blaine Stanley]] (3/5)<br>[[Andrew Ettingshausen]] (1/2)<br>[[Jason Ferris]] (0/1)
|goals1 =
|goals2 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[Damien Smith (rugby league)|Damien Smith]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Noel Goldthorpe]] (2/2)
|goals2 =
|stadium = [[Endeavour Field|Shark Park]], [[Woolooware, New South Wales|Woolooware]], [[New South Wales|NSW]]
|stadium = [[Endeavour Field|Shark Park]]
|attendance = 8,921
|attendance = 8,921
|referee =
|referee = [[Moghseen Jadwat]]
|result = W
|result = W
}}
}}
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|team1 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|team1 = [[Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks]]
|score = 46 &ndash; 0
|score = 46 &ndash; 0
|report = [http://stats.rleague.com/rl/scorers/games/1999/199908070724.html (Report)]
|report =
|team2 = [[Western Suburbs Magpies]]
|team2 = [[Western Suburbs Magpies]]
|goals1 = '''Tries:'''<br>[[Chris McKenna]] (2)<br>[[Colin Best]] (2)<br>[[Brett Howland]]<br>[[David Peachey]]<br>[[Andrew Ettingshausen]]<br>[[Sam Isemonger]]<br>[[Russell Richardson]]<br>'''Goals:'''<br>[[Mitch Healey]] (5/9)
|goals1 =
|goals2 =
|goals2 =
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Revision as of 23:58, 3 October 2010

Template:NRL Team SeasonThe 1999 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks season was the 33rd season in the club's history as well as being the 92nd season of professional rugby league in Australia, and the second to be run by the National Rugby League. Despite losing in the preliminary final against St. George-Illawarra, the season was one of the most successful in the club's history after finishing with just their their second minor premiership without dropping below equal first throughout the entire season. The club enjoyed record crowds as well as breaking the club record for most points and tries in a season. The club also equaled their biggest ever victory with a 46-0 thrashing of Western Suburbs as well as breaking their highest points tally in a match with the 56-18 defeat of North Sydney. David Peachey finished the season with 19 tries, which was also a record for the club. The club was coached by John Lang and captained by Andrew Ettingshausen while their major shirt sponsor was Pepsi.

Several of the club's players were also rewarded with selection in representative games. In the State of Origin series Martin Lang, Chris McKenna and Mat Rogers were all selected for Queensland while Jason Stevens was selected for New South Wales. Russell Richardson, Mat Rogers and Jason Stevens were selected for Australia for the end of season Tri-Nations. At the Dally M Awards, John Lang was named the Coach of the Year, Mat Rogers Representative Player of the Year and David Peachey Fullback of the Year.

Throughout the season, there was ongoing speculation around the clubs future in the competition with some reports suggesting that a possible merger with either the embattled South Sydney club or the St. George-Illawarra club was a possible option.

Season summary

Before the season Andrew Ettingshausen announced his retirement from all representative football in order to concentrate on his efforts for the club.[1] On 31 January, former Cronulla forward Graeme Sams died of cancer at the age of 52. It was reported in February that the club was planning on building a resort, worth somewhere in the region of $50 million, near their home ground in order to secure their long term position in the competition.[2]

March

The season kicked off on 7 March with an impressive 44-0 victory over the Balmain Tigers at Shark Park with two tries from Sean Ryan as well as tries to David Peachey, Mat Rogers, Brett Howland, Chris McKenna, Andrew Ettingshausen and debutant Jason Ferris. The result equaled the second biggest win in the club's history.[3] However, more importantly for Cronulla, the match marked the return of captain Andrew Ettingshausen from a career threatening neck injury which had seen him sidelined for approximately eight months.[4][5] The victory put the club in first place after the first round, due to their superior points difference. In round 2 Cronulla won 14-6 against defending premiers, the Brisbane Broncos, at ANZ Stadium with tries to David Peachey and Paul Donaghy. It was the lowest ever score by Brisbane at ANZ Stadium since they had begun playing their home matches at the venue in 1993.[6] The following round, Cronulla saw off South Sydney 28-12 with two tries each to Brett Howland and Mat Rogers and tries for Jason Ferris and Jason Stevens. Cronulla came up against Brisbane for the second time in a fortnight and again defeated the defending premiers with a narrow 20-18 win at Shark Park. Tries to David Peachey, Brett Howland and Nathan Long helped secure the victory for Cronulla which kept them equal first on the ladder. However, Cronulla were lucky to come away with the two points as referee Paul Simpkins denied Chris Walker a penalty try just two minutes from full time and then fullback Darren Lockyer missed a last minute sideline conversion which would have leveled the scores.[7]

April

Round 5 saw Cronulla extend their unbeaten start to the season with a 20-16 victory over competition favourites the Melbourne Storm at Olympic Park.[8] Tries to Russell Richardson, Andrew Ettingshausen and David Peachey ensured that the club remained at the top of the ladder and the only club to yet taste defeat. Round 6 saw Cronulla continue their impressive form with a 22-8 victory over Canterbury in front of a record crowd of 20,793 at Shark Park.[9] Tries to David Peachey, Adam Dykes and Chris McKenna helped seal a convincing victory for Cronulla. Canterbury hooker Jason Hetherington was charged with a dangerous tackle on his opposite number Dean Treister which ruled him out of contention for the Anzac Test.[9] Cronulla suffered their first loss of the season in round 7 at the hands of Penrith. Despite tries from Jason Stevens, Russell Richardson and Mat Rogers, Cronulla went down 18-16 at Penrith Football Stadium. Despite the club's first loss in the previous round, a record crowd of 22,279 (beating the previous record set just two rounds earlier) turned up to Shark Park to watch the local derby against St. George-Illawarra. The home side managed a narrow victory thanks to two tries from David Peachey and a try to Brett Howland. Aside from scoring two tries, Peachey also made two try-saving tackles as well as desperately chasing back to make sure Anthony Mundine didn't score under the uprights. In the end that moment proved crucial as Wayne Bartrim hit the upright and therefore missed the opportunity to level the scores.[10]

After the win over their local rivals Cronulla chairman Peter Gow was forced to resign two days after the match[11] after he cut up a St. George-Illawarra jersey at a Cronulla Leagues Club restaurant and punched Barry Beath when confronted by the former international.[12]

May

After the bye in round 9, Cronulla defeated South Sydney 27-14 at the Sydney Football Stadium with Mat Rogers, David Peachey, Brett Howland and Mitch Healey all bagging tries in a convincing victory. Both hookers, Shannon Donato from Cronulla and Sean Garlick from South Sydney, were sent to the sin bin by referee Bill Harrigan after an altercation between the two erupted. Both players were later suspended for two matches and one match respectively after an altercation in the players tunnel.[13] The following round saw Cronulla take on St. George-Illawarra at Kogarah Oval for the second installment of the local derby. The Sharks ran out 20-12 winners after two tries from Brett Howland and a try to Chris McKenna helped secure the victory. Three players were sent to the sin-bin; Andrew Hart and Nathan Brown from St. George-Illawarra and Dean Treister from Cronulla. Referee Stephen Clark had to be escorted from the ground by police after a heated reception from the home crowd.[14] A dramatic last minute field goal gave Cronulla victory in the following round as they defeated North Sydney 21-20. There was controversy around the incident though as there were claims that Andrew Ettingshausen impeded Mark Soden in his attempt to charge down the field goal. However, referee Stephen Clark missed the incident and so the field goal was awarded.[15] Earlier, tries from David Peachey, Mitch Healey, Dean Treister and Andrew Pierce helped Cronulla towards victory.

The following day Queensland defeated New South Wales 9-8 in the first State of Origin match with debutant Mat Rogers scoring all the points for Queensland. Despite suffering a knee injury and being forced from the field, Rogers returned later in the match to score all of Queensland's points including a field goal (the first of his career) six minutes from the game's end to win the encounter. Chris McKenna and Martin Lang also played a part in the match for Queensland and Jason Stevens for New South Wales but there was no spot for fullback David Peachey. Despite his impressive performances throughout the season, Peachey was left out of the New South Wales squad in favour of Robbie Ross. Cronulla coach John Lang and captain Andrew Ettingshausen were both shocked at his omission from the squad.[16]

Round 13 saw Cronulla suffer their second loss of the season at the hands of Newcastle as they went down 26-18. Tries from Russell Richardson, Andrew Ettingshausen and Sean Ryan couldn't prevent Newcastle from sending forward Paul Harragon out on a winning note in his farewell game. However, the match was overshadowed by a horror tackle from Daniel Smailes on Cronulla's Martin Lang that left the prop unconscious. Cronulla coach John Lang later claimed that the tackle had affected the outcome of the game. Smailes was later suspended for 7 matches for the incident. Two front-rowers, Cronulla's Jason Stevens and Newcastle's Tony Butterfield, were also charged by the judiciary. Stevens was hit with an 8 match ban while Butterfield escaped suspension.[17] Referee Tim Mander and touch judge Paul Field were later dropped from officiating at first-grade level due to their failure to take appropriate action in regards to both the Smailes and Stevens incidents.[18] The suspension for Stevens cost him a place in the New South Wales side and he was replaced by Michael Vella for the final two matches of the State of Origin series.

June

Cronulla defeated North Queensland 22-8 in the round 14 clash at Dairy Farmers Stadium thanks to two tries from Russell Richardson and tries to Andrew Ettingshausen and Sean Ryan. North Queensland centre Damien Smith became the first player since round 1 to be sent off after referee Bill Harrigan gave him his marching orders for a high tackle on Colin Best.

The second match in the State of Origin series occurred four days later at Stadium Australia with New South Wales winning the match 12-8. For the second consecutive game Mat Rogers scored all his sides points but of far more concern for Cronulla was the fact that Rogers sustained another knee injury just as he had in the first match only this time in his other knee. Doctors later diagnosed the injury as a posterior cruciate rupture that would see Rogers ruled out for twelve weeks. The following day the club announced that they had extended coach John Lang's contract for another two seasons.[19]

Two tries from Brett Howland as well as a try from Dean Treister wasn't enough for Cronulla in Round 15 as the club suffered their third defeat of the season after going down 32-14 against Sydney City at the Sydney Football Stadium. Cronulla trailed 18-6 at halftime and things went from bad to worse when Sean Ryan was sent off just after the interval.[20] However, Sydney City forward David Barnhill was sent off just minutes later after a dangerous tackle on Dean Treister which would see him ruled out of contention for the State of Origin decider. Sydney City second-rower Bryan Fletcher was also sent from the field as he was sin binned.[21] The following match saw Cronulla back to winning ways with a convincing 32-4 victory over Manly at Shark Park despite the absence of key forwards Martin Lang, Jason Stevens and Chris McKenna.[22] Tries to Sean Ryan, Nick Graham, Brett Howland, Colin Best, Shannon Donato and Andrew Ettingshausen capped off a magnificent display. The afternoon was all about captain Ettingshausen though as he played his 300th game for the club - the first man to pass the milestone for the club. Already the all-time leading try scorer for Cronulla a try a minute from full time brought his tally to 152 career tries which meant that he moved to equal third on the all-time competition try scorers list with Harold Horder. The club honoured his contribution to Cronulla with the unveiling of the newly named 'Andrew Ettingshausen Grandstand'.[19]

The third and deciding State of Origin match occurred on 23 June with Queensland retaining the shield after an historic 10-10 draw. Despite not playing in the match due to a knee injury sustained in game 2, Mat Rogers finished as the series' top point scorer with 17 points.

Two days after the final Origin match, Cronulla were kept scoreless for the first time since their preliminary final loss to Manly in 1996 as they went down 22-0 to Parramatta.

July

Cronulla suffered their second consecutive loss as they went down 14-6 to Canterbury at Stadium Australia with forward Tim Maddison the lone try scorer for Cronulla. It was the club's fifth loss overall and their third defeat in four games. The club got back on the winners list in the following round as they comfortably defeated Canberra 24-8 at Shark Park. Winger Colin Best bagged himself a hat-trick in the space of 19 minutes while Andrew Pierce and Preston Campbell also scored tries. Cronulla won 22-20 against Auckland in the following round thanks to tries from Adam Dykes, David Peachey, Brett Howland and Colin Best. Despite trailing four times throughout the game, Cronulla managed to scrape through thanks to a try from Colin Best to level the scores and a sideline conversion from Mitch Healey to seal the victory six minutes from time.[23] Several days after their victory over Auckland, club captain Andrew Ettingshausen predicted a merger between Cronulla and St. George-Illawarra at some stage in the near future.[24] Two tries from Colin Best and a try from Sean Ryan couldn't prevent the club from suffering their first defeat at home as they were beaten 26-18 by Melbourne in the round 21. The following round saw a return to form with a comprehensive 40-8 victory against North Queensland at Shark Park. Two tries to Adam Dykes and Colin Best as well as tries to David Peachey, Sean Ryan, Paul Mellor and Brett Howland helped Cronulla ease to victory. To make matters worse for the visitors, Paul Green was sent off for North Queensland in the final few minutes.

August

Round 23 saw Cronulla score their biggest victory of the season with a 46-0 victory over Western Suburbs thanks to two tries each from Chris McKenna and Colin Best as well as tries from Brett Howland, David Peachey, Andrew Ettingshausen, Sam Isemonger and Russell Richardson. The win equaled the club's biggest ever victory which had been set in June 1994 against the Gold Coast.[3] It was also the second time that Cronulla had kept an opposition team scoreless during the season. Western Suburbs second-rower Matthew Spence and Cronulla's Nathan Long were both sent to the sin-bin during the match by referee Matt Hewitt. On that same day it was announced that centre Russell Richardson had re-signed with the club for a further three seasons.[25] Several days later former Cronulla chief executive Peter Gow, who had been forced to resign from the club earlier in the season, announced that he would be taking legal action against the club.[25] The following round saw Cronulla continue their remarkable point scoring form with a 56-18 victory over North Sydney at North Sydney Oval. Hat-tricks to both David Peachey and Andrew Ettingshausen, a double to Brett Howland as well as tries to Adam Dykes and Chris McKenna sealed what was a record breaking scoreline for the club. It was the highest points tally that the club had ever wracked up in a match and was indeed the first time they had passed the half century mark in their history.[3] However, it was to come at a cost with centre Russell Richardson, who had only recently extended his contract with the club, breaking down with a recurrence of a knee injury that would see him sidelined for around five weeks.[25] After the bye in round 25, Cronulla wrapped up just their second ever minor premiership - the first coming in 1988 - with a comprehensive 38-6 victory against Penrith at Shark Park. A double to David Peachey in his 100th game for the club as well as tries to Colin Best, Andrew Ettingshausen, Brett Howland, Paul Mellor and Mat Rogers helped guide Cronulla to an important victory. After sealing the minor premiership, the players at the club offered to give up their share of the prize money if it would help retain the services of Jason Stevens.[26]

At the Dally M Awards, coach John Lang won the Coach of the Year award while Mat Rogers was awarded the Representative Player of the Year.[27] David Peachey was named Fullback of the Year and narrowly missed out on the Dally M Medal to Andrew Johns. Andrew Ettingshausen was also awarded the Ken Stephen Memorial Award at the Grand Final breakfast for his contribution to the game and the community.[28] Peachey was also runner up to Johns in the Rugby League Week Player of the Year award.[16]

September

The 1999 season saw the introduction of the McIntyre System for the finals. Before the finals series began, Cronulla announced that they had struck a deal with television channel Fox 8 which would see the stations logo appear on the sleeves of the club's jersey during the finals.[29] On 5 September at Shark Park, Cronulla won their quarter final clash with Brisbane 42-20 in a convincing display. Two tries from Adam Dykes and Mat Rogers as well as tries from David Peachey, Andrew Ettingshausen and Brett Howland ensured that Brisbane would not win back to back premierships. The win secured a week off and a spot in the preliminary final against the winner of the St. George-Illawarra and Sydney City match. St. George-Illawarra defeated Sydney City 28-18 to set up a third local derby of the season. Several days prior to the game Stadium Australia chief executive Chris Chapman announced that Andrew Ettingshausen was to be the rugby league ambassador for the venue.[29]

Despite winning both of their previous meetings earlier in the season, Cronulla were eliminated from the competition after losing the preliminary final 24-8 against bitter rivals St. George-Illawarra. Despite the loss of Mat Rogers to a badly corked thigh early in the half, Cronulla appeared to be heading towards their first Grand Final since 1997 after a try to fullback David Peachey had given them a slender 8-0 lead going in at half-time. However, Anthony Mundine scored a second half hat-trick to send St. George-Illawarra through to a Grand Final meeting with Melbourne. Referee Stephen Clark was given high security after he reportedly received a threatening message on the day before the game.[30]

On 30 September, Shane Webcke was ruled out for the Australian tri-nations squad after failing a medical and was replaced by Cronulla prop Jason Stevens. A day later it was announced that Stevens had extended his Cronulla contract for a further two years.[31] Mat Rogers was also called up to the Australian squad after his impressive season and centre Russell Richardson was rewarded for his performances after he was given his Test debut for Australia in the opening match against New Zealand.

In early October, it was reported that Cronulla was still open to the idea of merging with the struggling South Sydney club in a proposed move that would possibly see the new club named the South Sydney Sharks.[32] However, South Sydney president George Piggins reportedly rejected an offer from Barry Pierce to merge with Cronulla[33] despite several South Sydney figures, including chief executive Mark Colley and former player Mike Cleary, calling for the merger to take place.[34] David Miles, who had been playing in the reserves for Cronulla, signed for the Auckland in mid October.[35] In late November, former South Sydney winger Christian Kerisiano was announced by the club as a new signing for the following season.[36]

Ladder

Team Pld W D L B PF PA PD Pts
1 Cronulla-Sutherland 24 18 0 6 2 586 332 +254 40
2 Parramatta 24 17 0 7 2 500 294 +206 38
3 Melbourne 24 16 0 8 2 639 392 +247 36
4 Sydney City 24 16 0 8 2 592 377 +215 36
5 Canterbury 24 15 1 8 2 520 462 +58 35
6 St. George Illawarra 24 15 0 9 2 588 416 +172 34
7 Newcastle 24 14 1 9 2 575 484 +91 33
8 Brisbane 24 13 2 9 2 510 368 +142 32
9 Canberra 24 13 1 10 2 618 439 +179 31
10 Penrith 24 11 1 12 2 492 428 +64 27
11 Auckland 24 10 0 14 2 538 498 +40 24
12 South Sydney 24 10 0 14 2 349 556 -207 24
13 File:Manly colours.svg Manly-Warringah 24 9 1 14 2 454 623 -169 23
14 North Sydney 24 8 0 16 2 490 642 -152 20
15 Balmain 24 8 0 16 2 345 636 -291 20
16 North Queensland 24 4 1 19 2 398 588 -190 13
17 Western Suburbs 24 3 0 21 2 285 944 -659 10

Results

7 March 1999 Round 1 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 44 – 0 Balmain Tigers Shark Park
Tries:
Sean Ryan (2)
David Peachey
Mat Rogers
Brett Howland
Chris McKenna
Andrew Ettingshausen
Jason Ferris
Goals:
Mat Rogers (6/8)		 (Report) Attendance: 8,186
Referee: Moghseen Jadwat
14 March 1999 Round 2 Brisbane Broncos 6 – 14 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks ANZ Stadium
Tries:
Shane Webcke
Goals:
Michael De Vere (1/1)		 (Report) Tries:
David Peachey
Paul Donaghy
Goals:
Mat Rogers (3/5)		 Attendance: 16,460
Referee: Stephen Clark
20 March 1999 Round 3 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 28 – 12 South Sydney Rabbitohs Shark Park
Tries:
Brett Howland (2)
Mat Rogers (2)
Jason Ferris
Jason Stevens
Goals:
Mat Rogers (2/6)		 (Report) Tries:
Craig Wing
Brett Rodwell
Goals:
Darrell Trindall (2/3)		 Attendance: 18,126
Referee: Paul Simpkins
27 March 1999 Round 4 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 20 – 18 Brisbane Broncos Shark Park
Tries:
David Peachey
Brett Howland
Nathan Long
Goals:
Mat Rogers (3/3)
Mitch Healey (1/1)		 (Report) Tries:
Phillip Lee
Michael Hancock
Wendell Sailor
Goals:
Darren Lockyer (3/4)		 Attendance: 17,165
Referee: Paul Simpkins
4 April 1999 Round 5 Melbourne Storm 16 – 20 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Olympic Park
Tries:
Paul Marquet
Ben Roarty
Scott Hill
Goals:
Matt Geyer (2/3)		 (Report) Tries:
Russell Richardson
Andrew Ettingshausen
David Peachey
Goals:
Mat Rogers (4/4)		 Attendance: 13,629
Referee: Stephen Clark
10 April 1999 Round 6 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 22 – 8 Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Shark Park
Tries:
David Peachey
Adam Dykes
Chris McKenna
Goals:
Mat Rogers (5/6)		 (Report) Tries:
Steven Hughes
Goals:
Hazem El Masri (2/2)		 Attendance: 20,793
Referee: Paul McBlane
17 April 1999 Round 7 Penrith Panthers 18 – 16 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Penrith Football Stadium
Tries:
Peter Jorgensen
Ryan Girdler
Shane Elford
Goals:
Ryan Girdler (3/4)		 (Report) Tries:
Jason Stevens
Russell Richardson
Mat Rogers
Goals:
Mat Rogers (2/3)		 Attendance: 17,036
Referee: Tim Mander
25 April 1999 Round 8 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 18 – 16 St. George Illawarra Dragons Shark Park
Tries:
David Peachey (2)
Brett Howland
Goals:
Mat Rogers (3/4)		 (Report) Tries:
Nathan Blacklock
Anthony Mundine
Darren Treacy
Goals:
Wayne Bartrim (2/4)		 Attendance: 22,279
Referee: Sean Hampstead
7 May 1999 Round 10 South Sydney Rabbitohs 14 – 27 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Sydney Football Stadium
Tries:
James Smith
Tim Brasher
Craig Wing
Goals:
Julian O'Neill (1/3)		 (Report) Tries:
Mat Rogers
David Peachey
Brett Howland
Mitch Healey
Goals:
Mat Rogers (5/6)
Field Goals:
Mitch Healey		 Attendance: 13,533
Referee: Bill Harrigan
14 May 1999 Round 11 St. George Illawarra Dragons 12 – 20 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Kogarah Oval
Tries:
Anthony Mundine
Nathan Blacklock
Goals:
Brad Mackay (1/1)
Wayne Bartrim (1/1)		 (Report) Tries:
Brett Howland (2)
Chris McKenna
Goals:
Mat Rogers (4/5)		 Attendance: 16,514
Referee: Stephen Clark
23 May 1999 Round 12 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 21 – 20 North Sydney Bears Shark Park
Tries:
David Peachey
Mitch Healey
Dean Treister
Andrew Pierce
Goals:
Blaine Stanley (2/2)
Mitch Healey (0/4)
Field Goals:
Mitch Healey		 (Report) Tries:
Brett Dallas
Glenn Morrison
Joel Wilson
Goals:
Jason Taylor (4/5)		 Attendance: 10,843
Referee: Stephen Clark
30 May 1999 Round 13 Newcastle Knights 26 – 18 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Marathon Stadium
Tries:
Robbie O'Davis (2)
Darren Albert
Mark Hughes
Goals:
Andrew Johns (5/6)		 (Report) Tries:
Russell Richardson
Andrew Ettingshausen
Sean Ryan
Goals:
Mitch Healey (3/4)		 Attendance: 24,101
Referee: Tim Mander
5 June 1999 Round 14 North Queensland Cowboys 8 – 22 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Dairy Farmers Stadium
Tries:
Kris Tassell
Brian Jellick
Goals:
Noel Goldthorpe (0/1)
Adam Connelly (0/1)		 (Report) Tries:
Russell Richardson (2)
Andrew Ettingshausen
Sean Ryan
Goals:
Blaine Stanley (2/4)
Mitch Healey (1/2)		 Attendance: 16,372
Referee: Bill Harrigan
13 June 1999 Round 15 Sydney City Roosters 32 – 14 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Sydney Football Stadium
Tries:
Robert Miles (2)
Andrew Walker
Richie Barnett
Bryan Fletcher
Jack Elsegood
Goals:
Andrew Walker (4/7)		 (Report) Tries:
Brett Howland (2)
Dean Treister
Goals:
Blaine Stanley (1/4)		 Attendance: 17,131
Referee: Stephen Clark
19 June 1999 Round 16 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 32 – 4 Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles Shark Park
Tries:
Sean Ryan
Nick Graham
Brett Howland
Colin Best
Shannon Donato
Andrew Ettingshausen
Goals:
Blaine Stanley (4/6)		 (Report) Tries:
Andrew Frew
Goals:
Adam Brown (0/1)		 Attendance: 13,164
Referee: Bill Harrigan
25 June 1999 Round 17 Parramatta Eels 22 – 0 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Parramatta Stadium
Tries:
Clinton Schifcofske (2)
Luke Burt
Justin Morgan
Goals:
Clinton Schifcofske (3/5)		 (Report) Attendance: 14,051
Referee: Paul McBlane
4 July 1999 Round 18 Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 14 – 6 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Stadium Australia
Tries:
Ricky Stuart (2)
Hazem El Masri
Goals:
Daryl Halligan (1/3)		 (Report) Tries:
Tim Maddison
Goals:
Mitch Healey (1/1)		 Attendance: 20,173
Referee: Tim Mander
9 July 1999 Round 19 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 24 – 8 Canberra Raiders Shark Park
Tries:
Colin Best (3)
Andrew Pierce
Preston Campbell
Goals:
Mitch Healey (2/5)		 (Report) Tries:
Lesley Vainikolo
Luke Davico
Goals:
Luke Williamson (0/2)		 Attendance: 11,554
Referee: Stepen Clark
16 July 1999 Round 20 Auckland Warriors 20 – 22 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Ericsson Stadium
Tries:
Lee Oudenryn
Stacey Jones
Robbie Mears
Goals:
John Simon (4/4)		 (Report) Tries:
Adam Dykes
David Peachey
Brett Howland
Colin Best
Goals:
Mitch Healey (3/4)		 Attendance: 8,144
Referee: Sean Hampstead
25 July 1999 Round 21 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 18 – 26 Melbourne Storm Shark Park
Tries:
Colin Best (2)
Sean Ryan
Goals:
Mitch Healey (3/4)		 (Report) Tries:
Stephen Kearney (2)
Ben Anderson
Matt Geyer
Robbie Ross
Goals:
Matt Geyer (3/5)		 Attendance: 10,016
Referee: Bill Harrigan
31 July 1999 Round 22 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 40 – 8 North Queensland Cowboys Shark Park
Tries:
Adam Dykes (2)
Colin Best (2)
David Peachey
Sean Ryan
Paul Mellor
Brett Howland
Goals:
Blaine Stanley (3/5)
Andrew Ettingshausen (1/2)
Jason Ferris (0/1)		 (Report) Tries:
Damien Smith
Goals:
Noel Goldthorpe (2/2)		 Attendance: 8,921
Referee: Moghseen Jadwat
7 August 1999 Round 23 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 46 – 0 Western Suburbs Magpies Shark Park
Tries:
Chris McKenna (2)
Colin Best (2)
Brett Howland
David Peachey
Andrew Ettingshausen
Sam Isemonger
Russell Richardson
Goals:
Mitch Healey (5/9)		 (Report) Attendance: 10,642
Referee: Matt Hewitt
14 August 1999 Round 24 North Sydney Bears 18 – 56 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks North Sydney Oval
Tries:
Scott Pethybridge
Glenn Morrison
Matt Seers
Goals:
Jason Taylor (3/4)		 (Report) Tries:
David Peachey (3)
Andrew Ettingshausen (3)
Brett Howland (2)
Adam Dykes
Chris McKenna
Goals:
Mat Rogers (8/10)		 Attendance: 5,043
Referee: Sean Hampstead
28 August 1999 Round 26 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 38 – 6 Penrith Panthers Shark Park
Tries:
David Peachey (2)
Colin Best
Andrew Ettingshausen
Brett Howland
Paul Mellor
Mat Rogers
Goals:
Mitch Healey (3/4)
Mat Rogers (2/3)		 (Report) Tries:
Ryan Girdler
Goals:
Ryan Girdler (1/1)		 Attendance: 16,606
Referee: Matt Hewitt
5 September 1999 Quarter Final Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 42 – 20 Brisbane Broncos Shark Park
Tries:
Adam Dykes (2)
Mat Rogers (2)
David Peachey
Andrew Ettingshausen
Brett Howland
Goals:
Mat Rogers (7/10)		 (Report) Tries:
Kevin Walters
Darren Lockyer
Michael Hancock
Goals:
Ben Walker (4/4)		 Attendance: 17,713
Referee: Tim Mander
19 September 1999 Preliminary Final Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 8 – 24 St. George Illawarra Dragons Stadium Australia
Tries:
David Peachey
Goals:
Mat Rogers (1/1)
Mitch Healey (1/1)		 (Report) Tries:
Anthony Mundine (3)
Luke Patten
Goals:
Wayne Bartrim (4/4)		 Attendance: 51,627
Referee: Stephen Clark

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