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New Zealand Warriors Interim Head Coach Stacey Jones has finalised his side ahead of tonight's clash with the North Queensland Toyota Cowboys at Queensland ...

Warriors team list New Zealand Warriors Interim Head Coach Stacey Jones has finalised his side ahead of tonight's clash with the North Queensland Toyota Cowboys at Queensland Country Bank Stadium.

Cowboys star Jeremiah Nanai has been charged by the match review committee, but has escaped suspension after he was placed on report for a cannon-ball ...

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The number of try assists by co-captain Chad Townsend, taking him to 19 for the season, one behind the competition leader Mitchell Moses.

Holmes joins Johnathan Thurston (2009, 2014, 2015, 2016) and Josh Hannay (2003, 2004) as the only Cowboys to crack 200 points in a season. The 31-year-old also scored a try of his own, had two line break assists and a one-on-one steal. Friday’s 44-point victory was also the club’s fourth biggest win ever.

North Queensland will breathe a little easier after thrashing the Warriors 48-4 at home as coach Todd Payten...

We understand where we're at, the opportunity in front of us and we're going to go after it." Twenty-four hours after Penrith dashed their hopes of contesting for the minor premiership, the second-placed Cowboys registered their 16th win of the season in an eight-try performance to almost guarantee them top four, and keep them ahead of a chasing Cronulla. Payten's side consolidated their push for a top-two NRL finish with their biggest win of the season a week after being outmuscled by the Roosters in Sydney.

The Cowboys continued their march towards a home final with a comprehensive 48-4 victory over the Warriors on Friday night at Queensland Country Bank ...

We just didn't have enough players that wanted to play for the jersey, attitude has been a big word we have used the last couple of weeks, and when things were tough, poor attitude came into the game. the Warriors fought really hard to stay in the contest at 12-4. We probably had eight or nine blokes on the field that had a poor attitude." The try before half-time probably broke them a little bit, but what I liked is the fact we were able to rein it in and play some disciplined footy for long periods in that second half." "Really pleased to play the way we played. At the end of a well constructed shift which featured touches from several Cowboys, the Maroons back powered over Reece Walsh to finish.

One night after Penrith ended their slim hopes of contesting for the minor premiership, the second-placed Cowboys thumped the Warriors in Townsville.

Three minutes later they had two, when Murray Taulagi sent Walsh flying on his way to the line. He had players lining up in support, and it was Peta Hiku who dotted down against his former team. But they blew a number of chances in the final 15 minutes with Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow tackled dead in goal, Hiku dropping the ball over the line and Drinkwater’s flair proving too much for Hess, who found himself in a rare spot on the wing. Valentine Holmes slotted a penalty goal to make the score 12-0 with Marcelo Montoya firing back for the Warriors off a kick to briefly put the visitors back in the contest. One night after Penrith ended their slim hopes of contesting for the minor premiership, the second-placed Cowboys registered their 16th win of the season with a 48-4 thumping at Queensland Country Bank Stadium in Townsville. North Queensland consolidated their push for a top-two finish with their biggest win of the season against the Warriors on Friday night.