1995 Illawarra Steelers season

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Illawarra Steelers
1995 season
CEOAustralia Bob Millward
Head coachAustralia Graham Murray, Allan Fitzgibbon
CaptainAustralia John Cross
ARL12th (out of 20)
Top try scorerClub: Paul McGregor, Shaun Timmins, Rod Wishart (11)
Top points scorerClub: Rod Wishart (176)
Highest home attendance13,127
(vs Brisbane Broncos in Round 3)
Lowest home attendance7,780
(vs Parramatta Eels in Round 16)
Average home attendance9,651
← 1996 →

The 1995 Illawarra Steelers season was the club's fourteenth season in its history. During the height of the Super League War, the club lost its coach, Graham Murray after round 4, with club legend Allan Fitzgibbon taking over in a caretaker role for the rest of the season. The Steelers finished the season in 12th, missing the finals series.

Players[]

Squad[]

No. Position Player
Australia HB Glen Air
Australia WG Keith Beauchamp
Australia PR Anthony Bonus
Australia WG
Australia HK Dean Callaway
Australia LK John Cross (captain)
Australia CE Michael Cross
Australia LK Ben Duckworth
Australia PR
Australia PR Darren Fritz
Australia PR Peter Johnston
Australia CE Paul McGregor
Tonga PR Martin Masella
Australia WG Dean Moon
No. Position Player
Australia WG Brendan O'Meara
Australia FE Peter Phillips
Australia SR Neil Piccinelli
Australia SR Wayne Richards
Australia FB David Riolo
Australia CE Brett Rodwell
Australia FE Craig Simon
Australia HB John Simon
Australia HK Sean Skelton
Australia LK
Australia WG Rex Terp
Australia CE Shaun Timmins
Australia PR David Walsh
Australia WG Rod Wishart

Player Movements[]

Ladder[]

Team Pld W D L PF PA PD Pts
1 Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Manly 22 20 0 2 687 248 +439 40
2 Canberra colours.svg Canberra 22 20 0 2 634 255 +379 40
3 Brisbane colours.svg Brisbane 22 17 0 5 600 364 +236 34
4 Cronulla colours.svg Cronulla 22 16 0 6 516 287 +229 32
5 Newcastle colours.svg Newcastle 22 15 0 7 549 396 +153 30
6 Canterbury colours.svg Sydney Bulldogs (P) 22 14 0 8 468 352 +116 28
7 St. George colours.svg St. George 22 13 0 9 583 382 +201 26
8 North Sydney colours.svg North Sydney 22 11 2 9 542 331 +211 24
9 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Sydney City 22 12 0 10 466 406 +60 24
10 Auckland colours.svg Auckland 22 13 0 9 544 493 +51 24
11 Western Reds colours.svg Western Reds 22 11 0 11 361 549 -188 22
12 Illawarra colours.svg Illawarra 22 10 1 11 519 431 +88 21
13 Western Suburbs colours.svg Western Suburbs 22 10 0 12 459 534 -75 20
14 Penrith colours.svg Penrith 22 9 0 13 481 484 -3 18
15 Balmain colours.svg Sydney Tigers 22 7 0 15 309 591 -282 14
16 South Queensland colours.svg South Queensland 22 6 1 15 303 502 -199 13
17 Gold Coast Chargers colours.svg Gold Coast 22 4 1 17 350 628 -278 9
18 South Sydney colours.svg South Sydney 22 4 1 17 319 686 -367 9
19 Parramatta colours.svg Parramatta 22 3 0 19 310 690 -380 6
20 North Queensland colours.svg North Queensland 22 2 0 20 269 660 -391 4
  • Auckland Warriors were stripped of 2 competition points due to exceeding the replacement limit in round 3.

Home Crowd Averages[]

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