2017 NSW Cup finals series

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The 2017 New South Wales Cup, or the 2017 Intrust Super Premiership NSW Cup due to sponsorship reasons, began its finals on 2 September 2017 and ended with the Grand Final on 24 September.

Ladder[edit]

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	B	PF	PA	PD	Pts
1	Wyong Roos	22	16	2	4	3	622	437	185	40
2	New Zealand Warriors	22	13	4	5	3	558	424	134	36
3	Penrith Panthers	22	14	1	7	3	625	318	307	35
4	Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs	22	12	3	7	3	532	414	118	33
5	Mount Pritchard Mounties	22	11	2	9	3	523	468	55	30
6	North Sydney Bears	22	11	1	10	3	393	377	16	29
7	Newcastle Knights	22	10	1	11	3	526	558	-32	27
8	Illawarra Cutters	22	10	1	11	3	480	558	-78	27
9	Wentworthville Magpies	22	9	0	13	3	499	465	34	24
10	Blacktown Workers Sea Eagles	22	8	0	14	3	466	606	-140	22
11	Newtown Jets	22	6	1	15	3	408	573	-165	19
12	Wests Tigers	22	4	0	18	3	322	756	-434	14

• Teams highlighted in green have qualified for the finals
• The team highlighted in blue has clinched the minor premiership
• The team highlighted in red has clinched the wooden spoon

Bracket[edit]

	Qualifying and elimination finals					Semi-finals						Preliminary finals					Grand Final
	Sydney Football Stadium
	1	Wyong	34
	4	Canterbury	26			Jubilee Oval
						Canterbury-Bankstown		32
	Jubilee Oval					Illawarra		14				Leichhardt Oval
	5	Mount Pritchard	26									Wyong		16
	8	Illawarra	30									New Zealand		12			Leichhardt Oval
																	Wyong		12
	Jubilee Oval											Leichhardt Oval					Penrith		20
	6	North Sydney	18									Penrith		16
	7	Newcastle	40			Jubilee Oval						Canterbury-Bankstown		12
						New Zealand		30
	Jubilee Oval					Newcastle		6
	2	New Zealand	20
	3	Penrith	36

Match Details[edit]

Qualifying/ Elimination Finals[edit]

1st Qualifying final[edit]

Saturday, 2 September 12:40PM

Wyong Roos	34 – 26	Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Tries: Lindsay Collins (10') 1 Luke Sharpe (12') 1 Chris Smith (23') 1 Justin Toomey-White (47') 1 Brock Gray (56') 1 Paul Momirovski (81') 1 John Tuivasa-Sheck (84') 1 Goals: Paul Momirovski 3/7 (11', 25', 58')	1st: 16 – 14 2nd: 10 – 12 ET: 8 – 0	Tries: 2 (18', 32') Tyrone Phillips 1 (37') Rhyse Martin 1 (42') Josh Cleeland 1 (67') Renouf To'omaga Goals: 3/5 Rhyse Martin (38', 43', 69')

Allianz Stadium, Sydney Referee: Chris Treneman

1st Elimination final[edit]

Sunday, 3 September 12:00PM

North Sydney Bears	18 – 40	Newcastle Knights
Tries: Abbas Miski (29') 1 Tautalatasi Tasi (37') 1 Bradley Deitz (65') 1 Eli Levido (72') 1 Goals: Eli Levido 1/4 (66')	1st: 8 – 20 2nd: 10 – 20	Tries: 2 (16', 49') Brendan Elliott 1 (4') Brady Smith 1 (25') Nick Meaney 1 (57') William Pearsall 1 (68') Joseph Morris Goals: 8/8 Nick Meaney (5', 18', 21' pen, 26', 51', 52' pen, 58', 69')

Jubilee Oval, Sydney Referee: Adam Cassidy

2nd Elimination final[edit]

Sunday, 3 September 2:00PM

Mount Pritchard Mounties	26 – 30	Illawarra Cutters
Tries: Michael Oldfield (25', 66') 2 William Cullen (3') 1 Yileen Gordon (52') 1 Scott Sorensen (56') 1 Goals: Maurice Kennedy 3/5 (5', 26' 57')	1st: 12 – 16 2nd: 14 – 14	Tries: 2 (33', 78') Jai Field 1 (36') Taane Milne 1 (38') Sam Clune 1 (44') Josh Kerr Goals: 5/6 Jai Field (34', 40', 43' pen, 46', 80')

Jubilee Oval, Sydney Referee: Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski

2nd Qualifying final[edit]

Sunday, 3 September 4:00PM

New Zealand Warriors	20 – 36	Penrith Panthers
Tries: Matthew Allwood (16') 1 Sam Cook (24') 1 Zac Santo (47') 1 Ligi Sao (79') 1 Goals: Fetalaiga Pauga 2/4 (49', 80')	1st: 8 – 20 2nd: 12 – 16	Tries: 2 (1', 39') Tony Satini 2 (55', 68') Jarome Luai 1 (6') Maika Sivo 1 (33') Christian Crichton 1 (42') Jed Cartwright Goals: 4/7 Darren Nichols (8', 40', 57', 70')

Jubilee Oval, Sydney Referee: Ryan Jackson

Semi-finals[edit]

1st Semi-final[edit]

Sunday, 10 September 5:00PM

Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs	32 – 14	Illawarra Cutters
Tries: Brad Abbey (58', 72') 2 Tyrone Phillips (26') 1 Thomas Carr (42') 1 Lachlan Lewis (49') 1 Goals: Rhyse Martin 6/6 (27', 44', 51', 59', 69' pen, 74')	1st: 6 – 8 2nd: 26 – 6	Tries: 1 (7') Patrick Herbert 1 (22') Izaac Thompson 1 (64') Jordan Pereira Goals: 1/3 Jai Field (65')

Jubilee Oval, Sydney Referee: Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski

2nd Semi-final[edit]

Sunday, 10 September 7:05PM

New Zealand Warriors	30 – 6	Newcastle Knights
Tries: Zac Santo (49', 72') 2 Matthew Allwood (20') 1 Ata Hingano (34') 1 Bureta Faraimo (66') 1 Goals: Gustav Lino 4/5 (21', 36', 68', 74') Fetalaiga Pauga 1/1 (49')	1st: 12 – 0 2nd: 18 – 6	Tries: 1 (76') Curtis Naughton Goals: 1/1 Nicholas Meaney (77')

Jubilee Oval, Sydney Referee: Chris Treneman

Preliminary Finals[edit]

1st Preliminary final[edit]

Sunday, 17 September 1:05PM

Wyong Roos	16 – 12	New Zealand Warriors
Tries: Joseph Manu (3', 48') 2 Jayden Nikorima (33') 1 Goals: Mitch Cornish 2/3 (4', 34')	1st: 12 – 0 2nd: 4 – 12	Tries: 1 (52') Toafofoa Sipley 1 (61') Jazz Tevaga Goals: 2/2 Gustav Lino (53', 62')

Leichhardt Oval, Sydney Referee: Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski

2nd Preliminary final[edit]

Sunday, 17 September 3:15PM

Penrith Panthers	16 – 12	Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Tries: Maika Sivo (6') 1 Tony Satini (27') 1 Christian Crichton (43') 1 Mitch Rein (51') 1	1st: 8 – 6 2nd: 8 – 6	Tries: 1 (36') Tyrone Phillips 1 (77') Rhyse Martin Goals: 2/2 Rhyse Martin (38', 78')

Leichhardt Oval, Sydney Referee: Chris Treneman

Grand Final[edit]

24 September 6:45 (AEST)

Wyong Roos	12-20	Penrith Panthers

Leichhardt Oval, Sydney Attendance: 2,000

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