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2013 Penrith Panthers season

The 2013 Penrith Panthers season was the 47th in the club's history. Coached by Ivan Cleary and captained by Kevin Kingston, the team competed in the National Rugby League's 2013 Telstra Premiership. They finished the regular season 10th (out of 16), failing to reach the finals for the third consecutive year.

2013 Penrith Panthers season
NRL Rank10th
2013 recordWins: 11; losses: 13
Points scoredFor: 495; against: 532
Team information
CEOPhil Moss
CoachIvan Cleary
Captain
StadiumCentrebet Stadium – 22,500
Avg. attendance10,332
Top scorers
TriesDavid Simmons (19)
GoalsLuke Walsh (74)
PointsLuke Walsh (159)
← 2012 List of seasons 2014 →

A report conducted by Brand Finance valued the Penrith Panthers club at $46.2m, the highest of any Australian sporting brand.[1]

Squad

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Penrith Panthers
2013 NRL Team Extended squad Coaching staff

Head coach

Assistant coach

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



Player transfers

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A † denotes that the transfer occurred during the 2013 season.

Jersey and Sponsors

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2013 Women in League Jersey

In 2013 the Panthers had changed jersey suppliers, ending the relationship with supplier ISC, and starting a new apparel agreement with ASICS. They retained their predominantly black home jerseys from 2012, with minor changes to the collar, mainly due to the change in supplier. The alternate jersey was predominantly white with teal hoops around the midsection, though this jersey was seldom used in 2013, instead opting to use the Women in League jersey for away fixtures which is pink in colour. The heritage jersey used was the 1967 white 'V' on brown design.

OAK were again the major sponsor of the Panthers in 2013. Hertz were announced as the sleeve sponsor for 2013. Tony Ferguson Weight Loss was located on the lower back of the jersey. Tooheys New and HostPlus were short sponsors for 2013.

Fixtures

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The Panthers again use Centrebet Stadium as their home ground in 2013, their home ground since they entered the competition in 1967.[24] In Round 17 Penrith got their largest ever win over the Gold Coast Titans, winning 40–18.

Pre-season

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Date Round Opponent Venue Score Tries Goals Attendance Report
8 February Trial 1   Wests Tigers Carrington Park 34–32 Nabuli,[25] Daniela,[26] Austin,[27] Coote,[28] T Robinson,[29] Roberts[30] Austin (5/6)[31][32][33] [34][35]
16 February Trial 2   New Zealand Warriors Waikato Stadium 18–32 Mansour, Brown (2), Simmons, Coote, Daniela Walsh (3/3), Naiqama (1/3) 10 000+ [36][37]
23 February Trial 3   Parramatta Eels Centrebet Stadium 10–10 Naiqama, Simmons Naiqama (1/2) [38]
Legend:   Win   Loss   Draw

Regular season

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Date Round Opponent Venue Score Tries Goals Attendance Report
10 March Round 1   Canberra Raiders Centrebet Stadium 32–10 Manu, Segeyaro, Coote, Smith, Plum Walsh (6/6) 10,882
17 March Round 2   Wests Tigers Campbelltown Stadium 28–18 Manu (2), Simmons Walsh (3/3) 9,715
24 March Round 3   South Sydney Rabbitohs Centrebet Stadium 32–44 Simmons (2), McKendry, Tighe, Segeyaro, Naiqama Walsh (4/6) 12,940
31 March Round 4   Gold Coast Titans Centrebet Stadium 10–28 Naiqama, Humble Naiqama (1/1), Walsh (0/6) 8,181
6 April Round 5   North Queensland Cowboys Townsville Stadium 30–0 12,431
13 April Round 6   Newcastle Knights Hunter Stadium 8–6 Manu Walsh (1/1) 15,536
29 April Round 7   Parramatta Eels Centrebet Stadium 44–12 Robinson (2), Segeyaro (2), Simmons (2), Whare, Brown Moylan (1/1), Walsh (5/7) 14,211
5 May Round 8   Sydney Roosters Allianz Stadium 30–6 Moylan Walsh (1/1) 11,176
12 May Round 9   Melbourne Storm Centrebet Stadium 12–10 Simmons (2), Robinson Walsh (0/3) 7,803
18 May Round 10   New Zealand Warriors Centrebet Stadium 62–6 John (3), Brown (2), T Robinson, Segeyaro M Robinson, Simmons, Kingston Walsh (11/11) 9,386
25 May Round 11   St George Illawarra Dragons WIN Jubilee Oval 0–19 Robinson, Moylan, Whare Walsh (3/3), FG (1) 10,922
Round 12 Bye
9 June Round 13   Wests Tigers Centrebet Stadium 18–20 Simmons, Masoe, Whare Walsh (3/3) 16,827
15 June Round 14   Canberra Raiders Canberra Stadium 24–12 Simmons (2) Moylan (1/1), Walsh (1/1) 9,176
Round 15 Bye
29 June Round 16   St George Illawarra Dragons Centrebet Stadium 25–10 Moylan, Tighe, Roberts, Segeyaro Walsh (4/4), FG (1) 6,271
6 July Round 17   Gold Coast Titans TIO Stadium 40–18 Roberts (3), Simmons (2), Walsh, Kingston Walsh (6/7) 8,050
13 July Round 18   Parramatta Eels Parramatta Stadium 10–17 Simmons (2), Kingston Walsh (2/3), FG (1) 9,327
21 July Round 19   Newcastle Knights Centrebet Stadium 14–32 Whare, Newton Walsh (3/3) 10,240
28 July Round 20   Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Shark Stadium 38–10 Roberts (2) Moylan (0/1), Walsh (1/1) 14,120
2 August Round 21   Sydney Roosters Centrebet Stadium 6–42 Simmons Walsh (1/1) 11,879
11 August Round 22   North Queensland Cowboys Centrebet Stadium 4–36 Simmons Walsh (0/1) 6,611
18 August Round 23   New Zealand Warriors Mt Smart Stadium 24–28 Mansour (2), Simmons (2), Manu Walsh (4/5) 11,596
23 August Round 24   Brisbane Broncos Centrebet Stadium 28–12 Segeyaro (3), Simpkins Walsh (6/6) 8,817
31 August Round 25   Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs ANZ Stadium 34–14 John, Mansour Walsh (3/3) 15,313
8 September Round 26   Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles Brookvale Oval 38–26 Walsh, Segeyaro, Mansour, Newton, Whare, Masoe Walsh (6/6), Newton (1/1) 12,090
Legend:   Win   Loss   Draw

Ladder

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2013 NRL season
Pos Team Pld W D L B PF PA PD Pts
1   Sydney Roosters (P) 24 18 0 6 2 640 325 +315 40
2   South Sydney Rabbitohs 24 18 0 6 2 588 384 +204 40
3   Melbourne Storm 24 16 1 7 2 589 373 +216 37
4   Manly Warringah Sea Eagles 24 15 1 8 2 588 366 +222 35
5   Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 24 14 0 10 2 468 460 +8 32
6   Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 24 13 0 11 2 529 463 +66 30
7   Newcastle Knights 24 12 1 11 2 528 422 +106 29
8   North Queensland Cowboys 24 12 0 12 2 507 431 +76 28
9   Gold Coast Titans 24 11 0 13 2 500 518 −18 26
10   Penrith Panthers 24 11 0 13 2 495 532 −37 26
11   New Zealand Warriors 24 11 0 13 2 495 554 −59 26
12   Brisbane Broncos 24 10 1 13 2 434 477 −43 25
13   Canberra Raiders 24 10 0 14 2 434 624 −190 24
14   St. George Illawarra Dragons 24 7 0 17 2 379 530 −151 18
15   Wests Tigers 24 7 0 17 2 386 687 −301 18
16   Parramatta Eels 24 5 0 19 2 326 740 −414 14

Other teams

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In addition to competing in the National Rugby League, the Panthers also fielded semi-professional teams in the National Youth Competition's 2013 Holden Cup (for players aged under 20) and the New South Wales Rugby League's 2013 New South Wales Cup, where the team was known as the Windsor Wolves. The NYC team was captained by Tony Satini.

Representative

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Domestic

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Pos. Player Team Call-up
BE Tim Grant NRL All Stars 2013 All Stars match
PR Tim Grant   NSW City 2013 City vs Country Origin

International

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Pos. Player Team Call-up
BE Sam McKendry   New Zealand 2013 Anzac Test
CE Dean Whare
HB Daniel Foster   Tonga 2013 Polynesian Cup
SR Sika Manu
CE Geoff Daniela1   Cook Islands 2013 World Cup
HB Isaac John
CE Wes Naiqama   Fiji
SR Cameron Ciraldo   Italy
CE Dean Whare   New Zealand
HK James Segeyaro2   Papua New Guinea
BE Mose Masoe   Samoa
HB Daniel Foster   Tonga
SR Sika Manu
SR Clint Newton   United States

1 – Daniela was ruled out by injury.
2 – Segeyaro was ruled out of the tournament by a shoulder injury.[39]

References

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