List of New Zealand Warriors records

Main article: New Zealand Warriors

The New Zealand Warriors (formerly Auckland Warriors) are a professional rugby league club in the National Rugby League (NRL), the premier rugby league football competition in Australasia.

Based in Auckland the Warriors were admitted to the Australian Rugby League (ARL) competition in 1995, a predecessor of the current NRL competition. Below is a list of individual and team records set since the clubs introduction.

Individual Records

* indicates player still active.

Player of the Year

Year	Player
2015	*Ben Matulino
2014	*Simon Mannering
2013	*Simon Mannering
2012	*Ben Matulino
2011	*Simon Mannering
2010	*Manu Vatuvei
2009	Michael Luck
2008	*Simon Mannering
2007	Steve Price
2005	Ruben Wiki
2004	Wairangi Koopu
2003	Francis Meli
2002	Ali Lauitiiti
2001	Jerry SeuSeu
2000	Robert Mears
1999	Jason Death
1998	Joe Vagana
1997	Stacey Jones
1996	Stephen Kearney
1995	Tea Ropati

1995–2010 Rd 25

Most Games

Games	Player	Career
261	Stacey Jones	1995–2005, 2009
232*	Simon Mannering	2005–Present
210*	Manu Vatuvei	2004–Present
195	Logan Swann	1997–2008
185	Lance Hohaia	2002–2011
170	Awen Guttenbiel	1996–2006
159	Wairangi Koopu	1999–2008

Most Tries

Tries	Player	Career
146*	Manu Vatuvei	2004–Present
77	Stacey Jones	1995–2005, 2009
60	Francis Meli	1999–2005
57	Clinton Toopi	1999–2006
57	Lance Hohaia	2002–2011
54	Jerome Ropati	2003–2014

Most Tries in a Season

Tries	Player	Season
23	Francis Meli	2003 (including finals)
20*	Manu Vatuvei	2010 (including finals)
19	Sean Hoppe	1995 (regular season record)^[1]
18	Clinton Toopi	2002
17	Clinton Toopi	2003
17	Manu Vatuvei	2014
16	Manu Vatuvei	2008
16	Manu Vatuvei	2013

Most Points

Points	Player	Career
674	Stacey Jones	1995–2005, 2009
584*	Manu Vatuvei	2004–Present
547	James Maloney	2010–2012
542*	Shaun Johnson	2011–Present
439	Ivan Cleary	2000–2002
357	Lance Hohaia	2002–2011
291	Michael Witt	2007–2008
283	Gene Ngamu	1995–1999

Most Points in a Season

Points	Player	Season
224	Ivan Cleary	2002
184	James Maloney	2010
180	James Maloney	2011
177	Shaun Johnson	2013
169	Ivan Cleary	2001
163	Shaun Johnson	2014
160	Tony Martin	2006
153	Michael Witt	2007
153	James Maloney	2012
147	Stacey Jones	2005
138	Michael Witt	2008

Most Points in a Match

Points	Player	Details
28	Gene Ngamu	3 tries, 8 goals vs North Queensland, 1996 (Won 52–6)
28	Ivan Cleary	1 try, 12 goals vs Northern Eagles, 2002 (Won 68–10)
28	James Maloney	3 tries, 8 goals vs Brisbane Broncos, 2010 (Won 48–16)
26	Shaun Johnson	3 tries, 7 goals vs Canberra Raiders, 2013 (Won 50–16)
26	Shaun Johnson	2 tries, 9 goals vs Canberra Raiders, 2014 (Won 54–12)
22	Tony Martin	1 try, 9 goals vs South Sydney, 2006 (Won 46–14)
20	Ivan Cleary	1 try, 8 goals vs North Queensland, 2002 (Won 50–20)
20	Francis Meli	5 tries vs Canterbury Bulldogs, 2003 (Won 48–22)
20	Michael Witt	2 tries, 6 goals vs Penrith Panthers, 2007 (Won 54–14)
20	Shaun Johnson	2 tries, 6 goals vs Gold Coast Titans, 2015 (Won 36–14)

Top Try Scorers

Year	Player	Tries
1995	Sean Hoppe	19
1996	John Kirwan	10
1997	Sean Hoppe	11
1998	Nigel Vagana	13
1999	Stacey Jones	15
2000	Nigel Vagana	12
2001	Henry Fa'afili	14
2002	Clinton Toopi	18
2003	Francis Meli	23
2004	Francis Meli	10
2005	Todd Byrne	15
2006	Brent Webb	11
2007	Jerome Ropati Grant Rovelli Manu Vatuvei	10
2008	Manu Vatuvei	16
2009	Manu Vatuvei	13
2010	Manu Vatuvei	18
2011	Manu Vatuvei	12
2012	Manu Vatuvei Shaun Johnson Konrad Hurrell	12
2013	Manu Vatuvei	16
2014	Manu Vatuvei	17
2015	Solomone Kata	12

Club Records

1995–2010 Rd 25

Highest home game attendance

32,174 vs the Illawarra Steelers at Ericsson Stadium in Round 6 of the 1995 ARL season.^[2]

Biggest Wins

Margin	Score	Opponent	Venue	Year
66	66–0	South Sydney Rabbitohs	Sydney Football Stadium	2006
58	68–10	Northern Eagles	Mt Smart Stadium	2002
48	48-0	Parramatta Eels	Mt Smart Stadium	2014
46	52–6	North Queensland Cowboys	Mt Smart Stadium	1996
44	60–16	Western Suburbs	Campbelltown	1999
44	52-8	Penrith Panthers	Mt Smart Stadium	2001

Biggest Losses

Margin	Score	Opponent	Venue	Year
56	6-62	Penrith Panthers	Penrith Stadium	2013
54	0–54	St. George Illawarra Dragons	WIN Stadium	2000
52	6–58	Sydney Roosters	Sydney Football Stadium	2004
46	10–56	Melbourne Storm	Olympic Park Stadium	2000
46	6–52	Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles	Brookvale Oval	2008
46	4–50	Wests Tigers	Jade Stadium	2004

Kept Opposition To Nil

Score	Opponent	Venue	Year
66–0	South Sydney Rabbitohs	Telstra Stadium	2006
48-0	Parramatta Eels	Mt Smart Stadium	2014
42–0	Gold Coast Titans	Mt Smart Stadium	2014
42–0	Newcastle Knights	Mt Smart Stadium	1999
30–0	Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks	Mt Smart Stadium	2001
26–0	North Queensland Cowboys	Mt Smart Stadium	2006
14–0	Wests Tigers	Mt Smart Stadium	2009

Kept To Nil

Score	Opponent	Venue	Year
0–54	St. George Illawarra Dragons	WIN Stadium	2000
0–44	Sydney Roosters	Sydney Football Stadium	2002
0–42	Melbourne Storm	Melbourne Rectangular Stadium	2016
0–36	St George Illawarra Dragons	Westpac Stadium	2015
0–30	Melbourne Storm	Mt Smart Stadium	2009
0–24	North Queensland Cowboys	Mt Smart Stadium	1999
0–24	Sydney Roosters	Allianz Stadium	2015

Most Consecutive Wins

Wins	First Round	Last Round
8	Round 7, 2002	Round 14, 2002

Most Consecutive Losses

Losses	First Round	Last Round
8	Round 19, 2012	Round 26, 2012
8	Round 19, 2015	Round 26, 2015
7	Round 17, 2000	Round 23, 2000
7	Round 20, 2004	Round 1, 2004

Most Consecutive Home Wins

Wins	First Round	Last Round
7	Round 18, 2008	Round 1, 2009

Most Consecutive Away Wins

Wins	First Round	Last Round
5	Round 8, 2002	Round 16, 2002

Most Consecutive Home Losses

Losses	First Round	Last Round
6	Round 24, 1998	Round 9, 1999

Most Consecutive Away Losses

Losses	First Round	Last Round
7	Round 5, 2009	Round 17, 2009

Biggest Comeback

Recovered from a 20-point deficit.

Trailed Newcastle 20–0 after 39 minutes to win 30–26 at EnergyAustralia Stadium on 17 April 2005

Worst Collapse

Surrendered a 26-point lead.

Led Penrith 32–6 after 59 minutes to draw 32–32 at CUA Stadium on 1 August 2009

Surrendered a 16-point lead (three times).

Led Newcastle 16–0 after 34 minutes to lose 36–26 at Mt Smart Stadium on 16 March 2003
Led Canterbury 16–0 after 21 minutes to lose 22–18 (in extra-time) at ANZ Stadium on 9 July 2006
Led Canberra 22-6 after 46 minutes to lose 42-22 Mt Smart Stadium on 2 September 2012

Golden Point Record

Played 9: Won 3, Lost 3, Drawn 3

Won 31–30 vs South Sydney Rabbitohs, Round 16, 2003
Lost 26–28 vs North Queensland Cowboys, Round 15, 2004
Lost 29–30 vs Canberra Raiders, Round 20, 2004
Lost 18–22 vs Canterbury Bulldogs, Round 18, 2006
Draw 31–31 vs Sydney Roosters, Round 21, 2007
Won 17–16 vs Sydney Roosters, Round 6, 2009
Draw 14–14 vs Melbourne Storm, Round 7, 2009
Draw 32–32 vs Penrith Panthers, Round 21, 2009
Won 17–13 vs Parramatta Eels, Round 10, 2015

All Time Premiership Record 1995-2015

Games	Won	Drawn	Lost	Win Percentage	Points For	Points Against	Points Differential
514	238	7	269	46.98%	10868	11395	−527
Note: 17 of those 489 games were in the finals (8 wins) (9 losses)

References

↑ http://nz.sports.yahoo.com/nrl/news/article/-/7764960/vatuvei-closing-record
↑ ONE Sport (2007-08-24). "Warriors sell-out crucial home game". tvnz.co.nz Sport (New Zealand). Retrieved 2010-04-08.

New Zealand Warriors

Est. 1995 in Auckland, New Zealand

The Club	History Records Players Honours Coaches Representatives Results

Home grounds	Mt Smart Stadium

Important figures	Peter "The Mad Butcher" Leitch Stacey Jones Ivan Cleary Manu Vatuvei

League	ARL SL NRL

Seasons (18)	1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

Other competitions	National Youth Competition NRL Auckland Nines NSW Cup

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