S A I N T S O N T V

MATCH PICS: Round 11
Fri 21 May 2004
Parramatta Eels v SAINTS
Parramatta Stadium Kickoff: 7:30pm Referee: P Simpkins
Scorers:
EELS 6
Tries: Grothe
Goals: Thorman 1/1
defeated by
DRAGONS 37
Tries: Holdsworth 2, Simmonds, Head, Howell, Riddell
Goals: Riddell 5/6, Head 1/1,
FIELD GOAL: Head 1/1

By the clock

McKinnon
Petersen
Langi
Graham
Grothe
Dykes
Thorman
Tsoulos
Morris
Vella
Hopkins
Widders
Wagon (c)

Stapleton
Webster
MoiMoi
Muckert

Coach: Brian Smith

1. Clint GREENSHIELDS
18. Nathan BLACKLOCK
3. David HOWELL
4. John CARLAW
5. Reece SIMMONDS
6. Daniel HOLDSWORTH
7. Mathew HEAD
19. Jason RYLES (c)
9. Mark RIDDELL
10. Justin POORE
11. Ben CREAGH
12. Tony JENSEN
13. Dean YOUNG

14. Ashton SIMS
15. Bryan NORRIE
16.Aaron WHEATLEY
17. Lincoln WITHERS

Coach: Nathan Brown

NRL Ladder 2004
Round 11

Easts	18
Broncos	16
Panthers	16
Bulldogs	16
Knights	14
St George	12
Storm	12
Tigers	12

Raiders	10
Parramatta	10
Sharks	10
Cowboys	9
Manly	8
Warriors	8
Souths	7

Saints 2004 stats:

Won 6

Lost 5

Draws 0

Byes 0

Points:

For: 274

Against: 183

Position: 6th



Jason Ryles, a late inclusion and named as captain.
Mark Riddell
Nathan Blacklock breaks down with a hamstring injury early in the match.
He heads straight for the sheds and early reports suggest he'll be sidelined for a month.	Tony Jensen
Justin Poore falling inches short of the line.	Unfortunately, Poore couldnt resist and after this shot, put the ball over the line, only to be penalised for double movement.
Aaron Wheatley on debut.	Bryan Norrie on debut.
David Howell	Clinton Greenshields
Half time and Ryles.	Half time and coach Nathan Brown is all smiles despite Saints only leading by 8-6.
Ben Creagh is congratulated after he 'scores', only to learn that a no-try has been ruled. Saints had a number tries either called back or bombed throughout the night.
Mathew Head finally scores and from there, Saints never looked back.

Head kicks ahead and sets up another try.	Head later kicks a field goal.
	Mark Riddell scores.


Ben Creagh sets up the next try.	Debutante Daniel Holdsworth scores a double.
Mr and Mrs Holdsworth have traveled from Western Australia to see their son score two tries on debut.