1998 National Rugby League Premiership

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1998 National Rugby League Premiership


NRL Rank14th
1998 recordWins: 8; draws: 2; losses: 14
Points scoredFor: 525; against: 580
Team information
CoachRoyce Simmons
CaptainSteve Carter
StadiumPenrith Football Stadium
Top scorers
TriesRobbie Backett (12)
GoalsRyan Girdler (45)
PointsRyan Girdler (134)

Summary

As the Tarsha Gale Cup, a cornerstone competition in women's junior rugby league, embarks on its sixth season, the Penrith Panthers are gearing up for a comeback. Last season proved challenging for the Panthers, as they fell short of reaching the finals, securing victories in less than half of their matches. This year, however, marks a new chapter for the team with a significant change in leadership.

Karen Stuart steps up as the new head coach, taking over from Darren Baker. Stuart, known for her strategic acumen and ability to inspire young athletes, brings a fresh perspective and renewed vigor to the team. Her appointment has been met with optimism and excitement, signaling a potential turning point for the Panthers.

The Panthers, acutely aware of last season's disappointments, are set to channel their energies into a strong showing this year. The team is focused on not just making a mark in the competition but also proving their resilience and capability to bounce back. With a blend of seasoned players and fresh talent, the Panthers are looking to leverage their learnings from the previous season and turn them into actionable strategies on the field.

The 2024 Tarsha Gale Cup presents an opportunity for the Penrith Panthers to redefine their standing in the tournament. Under Stuart's leadership, the team is committed to a vision of success and redemption, aiming to not only reach the finals but also to leave a lasting impression on the competition. The journey ahead promises to be one of transformation and triumph for the Panthers, as they seek to reclaim their position as a formidable force in women's junior rugby league.

Sponsors

Main Sponsor Kit Suplier Minor sponsors
Jersey
MyPlace O'Neills Alam Property Group
Hertz
KFC
Shorts
Turner Freeman Lawyers O'Neills KFC
Nectr

Kit

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Results

Regular Season

Date Round Opponent Venue Score Attendance W/L Streak
March 14th 1 Parramatta Eels Parramatta Stadium 16 - 27 12,222 L L1
March 21st 2 Canberra Raiders Penrith Football Stadium 28 - 24 7,290 W W1
March 28th 3 Brisbane Broncos ANZ Stadium (Brisbane) 18 - 26 18,570 L L1
April 5th 4 Adelaide Rams" Penrith Football Stadium 54 - 12 6,637 W W1
April 11th 5 Balmain Tigers Leichhardt Oval 10 - 30 8,277 L L1
April 19th 6 St George Dragons" Penrith Football Stadium 24 - 30 12,227 L L2
April 25th 7 Melbourne Storm Olympic Park 14 - 22 10,500 L L3
May 2nd 8 Illawarra Steelers Penrith Football Stadium 38 - 14 6,154 W W1
May 9th 9 Gold Coast Chargers Carrara Stadium 12 - 26 3,774 L L1
May 17th 10 Balmain Tigers Penrith Football Stadium 32 - 18 9,147 W W1
May 23rd 11 Adelaide Rams" Adelaide Oval 18 - 35 5,000 L L1
May 29th 12 North Queensland Cowboys Penrith Football Stadium 28 - 36 8,685 L L2
June 7th 13 Auckland Warriors" Ericsson Stadium 14 - 15 7,000 L L3
June 13th 14 Brisbane Broncos Penrith Football Stadium 4 - 44 11,637 L L4
June 21st 15 Manly Warringah Sea Eagles Brookvale Oval 4 - 22 5,187 L L5
June 28th 16 North Sydney Bears North Sydney Oval 22 - 30 6,733 L L6
July 4th 17 Newcastle Knights" Penrith Football Stadium 13 - 13 12,284 D D1
July 11th 18 Sydney City Roosters Penrith Football Stadium 24 - 18 11,156 W W1
July 18th 19 Cronulla Sutherland Sharks Shark Park 14 - 14 4,048 D D1
July 26th 20 ]Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs" Penrith Football Stadium 26 - 18 6,404 W W1
August 2nd 21 Canberra Raiders Bruce Stadium 26 - 48 9,198 L L1
August 8th 22 Parramatta Eels Penrith Football Stadium 14 - 20 10,214 L L2
August 14th 23 South Sydney Rabbitohs Penrith Football Stadium 36 - 18 9,427 W W1
August 23rd 24 Western Suburbs Magpies Campbelltown Stadium 36 - 20 7,247 W W2'

Squad

Player Position Junior Club Matches T G FG Pts
Aaliyah Womal Fullback St Marys 1
Alyssa Gibbons Centre Emu Plains 1 1 4
Amal Dandan St Clair
Anastasia Leatupue St Marys
Angelina Singh Blacktown Bears
Anita Ropati Centre Minchinbury 1
Anita-Jane Saito Emu Plains
Bellah Vitnell St Patricks
Chanelle Lam Hawkesbury
Chava Hanna St Marys
Chloe Panman Windsor
Constance Omeli St Marys
Darcy Pilato St Marys
Ella Reid Emu Plains
Fatafehi-Marie Mahe Forward Emu Plains 1 1 4
Georgie Zahra Second Row Emu Plains 1
Giavanna Leo St Marys
Halle Savage St Marys
Hannah Ison Centre St Marys 1 3 12
Isabella Papaa St Marys
Jade Elford Fullback St Marys 1 2 8
Jaeahna Latu St Marys
Jaydariah Mapusua St Marys
Jennifer Tuilagi Emu Plains
Jessica Preston Emu Plains
Kiah Taotofi Wing Emu Plains 1
Lilly Wilson St Patricks
Maddison Tregaskes Emu Plains
Maretta Fuimaono Second Row St Clair 1
Marleya Elekana Forward Blacktown Bears
Matilda Vella Hooker Emu Plains 1
Meekah Viiga Five Eighth St Marys 1
Moana Appleby Minchinbury
Mya Muller Lock St Marys 1 3 6
Mylei Palmer-Vaivao Colyton
Naioka Tuipulotu St Marys
Natia Gallagher Second Row Emu Plains 1 1 2
Patience Teao St Marys
Salamasina Pupualii St Marys
Sally Grace Owen-Schwind Blacktown Bears
Savannah-June Lealaiauloto Second Row Emu Plains 1
Sienna Bruce Halfback St Clair 1
Summer Seymour Centre St Marys 1
Talia Pele Taula Colyton
Tolutoluhama Fakalangi Fullback Minchinbury 1
Tyler-Eve Mair Wing Emu Plains 1