Brisbane Broncos 1989

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NSWRL season 1989, the Brisbane Broncos' second season, saw them claim their first piece of silverware by winning the mid-week knockout 1989 Panasonic Cup competition. In their second year the club improved on their first, finishing the season in sixth position after losing their first ever play-off match against the Cronulla Sharks.

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[edit] Match Results

Round Opponent Result Bro. Opp. Date Venue Crowd Position
PC (1) Canberra Raiders Win 18 13 1 Mar Pioneer Oval
1 Penrith Panthers Win 28 8 19 Mar Lang Park 14,721 1/16
2 Manly Sea Eagles Win 22 18 26 Mar Brookvale Oval 17,736 2/16
3 Balmain Tigers Loss 6 15 2 Apr Lang Park 12,952 5/16
4 Western Suburbs Magpies Win 10 8 9 Apr Campbelltown 5,755 3/16
5 Newcastle Knights Win 24 12 15 Apr Lang Park 13,080 1/16
6 Parramatta Eels Win 6 2 23 Apr Parramatta 17,006 2/16
7 North Sydney Bears Win 36 10 30 Apr North Sydney 8,390 2/16
8 Illawarra Steelers Win 32 24 7 May Lang Park 12,990 2/16
9 Eastern Suburbs Win 36 2 14 May SFS 7,426 1/16
PC (1/4) Parramatta Eels Win 42 6 17 May Townsville Sports Centre 1/16
10* Gold Coast-Tweed Giants Win 16 2 28 May Lang Park 19.992 1/16
11 St George Dragons Loss 10 20 4 Jun Kogarah Oval 6,691 2/16
PC (F) Illawarra Steelers Win 22 20 7 Jun Parramatta Stadium 16,698 2/16
12* Canberra Raiders Loss 6 27 18 Jun Seiffert Oval 18,272 3/16
13 Cronulla Sharks Win 42 10 24 Jun Lang Park 17,895 3/16
14* Canterbury Bulldogs Loss 8 22 1 Jul Belmore 9,185 3/16
15 South Sydney Rabbitohs Loss 8 20 9 Jul Lang Park 21,388 3/16
16 Penrith Panthers Loss 8 18 16 Jul Penrith 10,981 3/16
17 Manly Sea Eagles Loss 8 16 21 Jul Lang Park 16,100 4/16
18 Balmain Tigers Loss 6 24 30 Jul Leichhardt Oval 16,927 7/16
19 Western Suburbs Magpies Win 20 8 6 Aug Lang Park 19,524 6/16
20 Newcastle Knights Win 20 16 13 Aug Newcastle ISC 27,000 6/16
21 Parramatta Eels Win 16 8 20 Aug Lang Park 33,245 5/16
22 North Sydney Bears Win 30 0 26 Aug Lang Park 18,496 5/16
Play-off for 5th Cronulla Sharks Loss 14 38 29 Aug Parramatta 9,047 6/16
* Game following a State of Origin match

[edit] Ladder

Team Pld W D L PF PA PD Pts
1 South Sydney Rabbitohs 22 18 1 3 390 207 +183 37
2 Penrith Panthers 22 16 0 6 438 241 +197 32
3 Balmain Tigers 22 14 1 7 380 236 +144 29
4 Canberra Raiders 22 14 0 8 457 287 +170 28
5 Brisbane Broncos 22 14 0 8 398 290 +108 28
6 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 22 14 0 8 368 281 +87 28
7 Newcastle Knights 22 11 0 11 281 281 0 22
8 Parramatta Eels 22 11 0 11 346 366 -20 22
9 Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 22 10 2 10 280 337 -57 22
10 St. George Dragons 22 10 0 12 330 356 -26 20
11 Eastern Suburbs Roosters 22 9 1 12 348 346 +2 19
12 Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles 22 9 1 12 334 343 -9 19
13 Western Suburbs Magpies 22 7 1 14 229 389 -160 15
14 Gold Coast-Tweed Giants 22 7 1 14 223 383 -160 15
15 North Sydney Bears 22 5 1 16 194 406 -212 11
16 Illawarra Steelers 22 2 1 19 256 503 -247 5

[edit] Scorers

Player Tries Goals FG Points
Terry Matterson 5 42/64 0 104
Michael Hancock 9 2/4 0 40
Chris Johns 10 0 0 40
Tony Currie 8 0 0 32
Gary French 2 10/19 0 28
Joe Kilroy 6 0 0 24
Wally Lewis 4 2/8 0 20
Allan Langer 5 0 0 20
Brett Plowman 5 0 0 20
Sam Backo 3 0 0 12
Brett Le Man 3 0 0 12
Gene Miles 3 0 0 12
James Donnelly 2 0 0 8
Grant Graving 2 0 0 8
Peter Jackson 2 0 0 8
Bryan Neibling 2 0 0 8
Rohan Teevan 2 0 0 8
Greg Conescu 1 0 0 4
Greg Dowling 1 0 0 4

[edit] See also

Brisbane Broncos
The Club
RepresentativesHistoryRecordsHonoursPlayersVenues
Seasons
1988198919901991199219931994199519961997
1998199920002001200220032004200520062007
2008 • 2009 • 2010 • 2011 • 2012 • 2013 • 2014 • 2015 • 2016 • 2017
Stadiums
Lang Park/Suncorp StadiumQSAC (formerly ANZ Stadium)
Captains
Wally Lewis (1988-1989) • Gene Miles (1990-1991) • Allan Langer (1992-1999)
Kevin Walters (1999-2000) • Gorden Tallis (2001-2004) • Darren Lockyer (2005-2008)
Coaches
Wayne Bennett (1988-2008) • Ivan Henjak (2009-)