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The 2015 West Tigers season was the sixteenth season in the club's history. Coached by Jason Taylor and captained by Robbie Farah, they completed the NRL's 2015 Telstra Premiership in second last position.
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The NRL Auckland Nines is a pre-season rugby league nines competition featuring all 16 NRL clubs. The 2015 competition was played over two days on 31 January and 1 February at Eden Park. The Tigers feature in the Hunua Ranges pool and played the New Zealand Warriors, Gold Coast Titans, Canberra Raiders and Sydney Roosters
Date
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Round
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Opponent
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Stadium
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Score
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Tries
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Goals
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Attendance
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Saturday 7 March
|
1
|
Titans
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Cbus Super
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19-18[29]
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P. Richards (2), James Tedesco
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P. Richards (3/4) (1 FG)
|
14,319[30]
|
Monday 16 March
|
2
|
Dragons
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Campbelltown
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22-4[31]
|
P. Richards (2), Kevin Naiqama, James Tedesco
|
P. Richards (3/4)
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11,834
|
Sunday 22 March
|
3
|
Rabbitohs
|
ANZ
|
6-20[32]
|
Robbie Farah
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Pat Richards (1)
|
23,211
|
Friday 27 March
|
4
|
Bulldogs
|
24-25[33]
|
J. Tedesco (2), Kyle Lovett, Luke Brooks
|
M. Moses (4)
|
20,121
|
Monday 6 April
|
5
|
Eels
|
ANZ
|
22-6[34]
|
Kevin Naiqama, James Tedesco, Pat Richards, Luke Brooks
|
P. Richards (3/5)
|
35,510
|
Saturday 11 April
|
6
|
Warriors
|
Mt Smart
|
22-32[35]
|
T. Simona (2), James Tedesco, Pat Richards
|
P. Richards (3/4)
|
13,781
|
Sunday 19 April
|
7
|
Raiders
|
Leichhardt Oval
|
22-30[36]
|
Tim Simona, Keith Galloway, Luke Brooks, Pat Richards
|
P Richards (3/4)
|
13,198
|
Friday 24 April
|
8
|
Bulldogs
|
ANZ
|
38-14[37]
|
J. Tedesco (2), L. Brooks (2), Kevin Naiqama, Pat Richards
|
P. Richards (7/9)
|
18,521[38]
|
Friday 8 May
|
9
|
Roosters
|
Allianz Stadium
|
4-36[39]
|
Dene Halatau
|
|
14,366
|
Sunday 17 May
|
10
|
Knights
|
Hunter
|
12-22[40]
|
Dene Halatau, Luke Brooks
|
P. Richards (2)
|
15,573[41]
|
Saturday 23 May
|
11
|
Cowboys
|
Campbelltown
|
0-8[42]
|
|
|
8,267
|
|
12
|
BYE
|
Friday 5 June
|
13
|
Titans
|
Leichhardt Oval
|
20-27[43]
|
C. Lawrence (2), James Tedesco
|
P. Richards (4)
|
7,103
|
Friday 12 June
|
14
|
Rabbitohs
|
ANZ
|
34-6[44]
|
J. Tedesco (2), M. Taupau (2), Luke Brooks, David Nofoaluma
|
P. Richards (5/6)
|
15,118[45]
|
Friday 19 June
|
15
|
Sea Eagles
|
Brookvale Oval
|
20-30[46]
|
M. Moses (2), Pat Richards, Kevin Naiqama
|
P. Richards (2/4)
|
8,093
|
Sunday 28 June
|
16
|
Panthers
|
Leichhardt Oval
|
12-35[47]
|
Chris Lawrence, Kevin Naiqama
|
P. Richards (2)
|
14,234
|
Monday 6 July
|
17
|
Eels
|
ANZ
|
16-28[48]
|
K. Naiqama (2), Pat Richards
|
P. Richards (2/4)
|
15,347
|
|
18
|
BYE
|
Sunday 19 July
|
19
|
Broncos
|
Suncorp
|
16-42[49]
|
Ava Seumanufagai, Manaia Cherrington, Mitchell Moses
|
P. Richards (2/3)
|
37,260
|
Friday 24 July
|
20
|
Roosters
|
ANZ
|
8-33[50]
|
James Tedesco, Pat Richards
|
|
10,186
|
Friday 31 July
|
21
|
Storm
|
Leichhardt Oval
|
34-16[51]
|
J. Tedesco (2), Dene Halatau, Kevin Naiqama, Pat Richards, David Nofoaluma
|
P. Richards (5/6)
|
7,419
|
Monday 10 August
|
22
|
Raiders
|
GIO
|
20-18[52]
|
Sauaso Sue, James Tedesco, Pat Richards, Luke Brooks
|
P. Richards (2/4)
|
8,704
|
Saturday 15 August
|
23
|
Knights
|
Campbelltown
|
18-24[53]
|
David Nofoaluma, Pat Richards, James Tedesco
|
P. Richards (3/4)
|
10,963[54]
|
Saturday 22 August
|
24
|
Sharks
|
Remondis
|
18-40[55]
|
Tim Simona, Martin Taupau, Curtis Sironen
|
P. Richards (3)
|
15,738
|
Sunday 30 August
|
25
|
Warriors
|
Campbelltown
|
50-16[56]
|
D. Nofoaluma (2), K. Naiqama (2), Robbie Farah, Luke Brooks, Dene Halatau, Tim Simona, Martin Taupau, Pat Richards
|
P. Richards (7/9)
|
6,711
|
Saturday 5 September
|
26
|
Dragons
|
ANZ
|
30-32[57]
|
P. Richards (2), Luke Brooks, Aaron Woods, James Tedesco, David Nofoaluma
|
P. Richards (3/6)
|
17,685
|
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