- 2000 North Queensland Cowboys season
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The 2000 North Queensland Cowboys season was the 7th in the club's history. Coached by Tim Sheens and captained by new signing Tim Brasher, they competed in the National Rugby League's 2000 Telstra Premiership, finishing in last place.
Paul Bowman and Julian O'Neill shared the club's player of the year award.[1]
Ladder
Team Pld W D L PF PA PD Pts 1 Brisbane
26 18 2 6 696 388 +308 38 2 Sydney
26 16 0 10 601 520 +81 32 3 Newcastle
26 15 1 10 686 532 +154 31 4 Canberra
26 15 0 11 506 479 +27 30 5 Penrith
26 15 0 11 573 562 +11 30 6 Melbourne
26 14 1 11 672 529 +143 29 7 Parramatta
26 14 1 11 476 456 +20 29 8 Cronulla
26 13 0 13 570 463 +107 26 9 St. George Illawarra
26 12 0 14 576 656 -80 24 10 Wests Tigers
26 11 2 13 519 642 -123 24 11 Canterbury
26 10 1 15 469 553 -84 21 12 Northern Eagles
26 9 0 17 476 628 -152 18 13 Auckland
26 8 2 16 426 662 -236 18 14 North Queensland
26 7 0 19 436 612 -176 12 - North Queensland were stripped of 2 competition points due to a breach of the interchange rule in one game.
Squad
- Graham Appo
- Greg Bourke
- Paul Bowman
- Brett Boyd
- Tim Brasher (C)
- John Buttigieg
- Adam Connelly
- Paul Dezolt
- Darrien Doherty
- Scott Donald
- John Doyle
- Nathan Fien
- Noel Goldthorpe (C)
- Paul Green
- Chad Halliday
- Brett Hetherington
- Brian Jellick
- Peter Jones
- Shane Kenward
- Naipolioni Kuricibi
- Martin Locke
- Bruce Mamando
- John Manning
- Jamie McDonald
- Leigh McWilliams
- Glenn Morrison
- Shane Muspratt
- Jason Nicol
- Julian O'Neill
- Nick Paterson
- Paul Pensini
- Scott Prince
- Ben Rauter
- Robert Relf
- Jeremy Schloss
- Mark Shipway
- Damien Smith
- Daniel Stickland
- Shaun Valentine
- Kyle Warren
- Scott Whiting
References
North Queensland Cowboys The Club Home Grounds Important Figures League Seasons (16) Other Competitions Affiliations Categories:- North Queensland Cowboys seasons
- 2000 NRL season by club
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