2013 NRL Under-20s season

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2013 NRL Under-20s season
Teams	16
Premiers	Penrith Panthers (1st title)
Minor premiers	Canberra Raiders (2nd title)
Matches played	201
Points scored	10,675
Top points scorer(s)	Patrick Templeman (307)
Wooden spoon	Manly (2nd spoon)
Player of the Year	Bryce Cartwright
Top try-scorer(s)	Jonathon Reuben (28)
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The 2013 NRL Under-20s season (commercial known as the 2013 Holden Cup due to sponsorship from Holden) was the sixth season of the National Rugby League's Under-20s competition. It was formerly called the Toyota Cup until 2013 when Holden bought the sponsorship. The draw and structure of the competition mirrored that of the NRL's 2013 Telstra Premiership.

Season summary[edit]

Ladder[edit]

2013 National Youth Competition season[1] v t e
Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	B	PF	PA	PD	Pts
1	Canberra Raiders	24	19	1	4	2	765	614	+151	43
2	Penrith Panthers (P)	24	17	0	7	2	689	460	+229	38
3	Sydney Roosters	24	17	0	7	2	711	554	+157	38
4	Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs	24	16	1	7	2	846	626	+220	37
5	Wests Tigers	24	14	0	10	2	687	564	+123	32
6	New Zealand Warriors	24	13	2	9	2	679	599	+80	32
7	South Sydney Rabbitohs	24	12	1	11	2	607	608	-1	29
8	Brisbane Broncos	24	12	0	12	2	660	740	-80	28
9	Melbourne Storm	24	11	0	13	2	558	564	-6	26
10	North Queensland Cowboys	24	9	2	13	2	582	615	-33	24
11	St. George-Illawarra Dragons	24	9	1	14	2	596	663	-67	23
12	Newcastle Knights	24	9	0	15	2	584	602	-18	22
13	Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks	24	8	1	15	2	516	667	-151	21
14	Parramatta Eels	24	7	2	15	2	570	726	-156	20
15	Gold Coast Titans	24	7	0	17	2	520	786	-266	18
16	Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles	24	6	1	17	2	560	742	-182	17

Finals series[edit]

	Qualifying and elimination finals					Semi-finals						Preliminary finals					Grand Final
	15 September – Sydney
	1	Canberra	26
	4	Canterbury	27			20 September – Sydney
						Canberra		36
	13 September – Sydney					Wests Tigers		16				27 September – Sydney
	5	Warriors	20									Canterbury		38
	8	South Sydney	18									Warriors		54			6 October – Sydney
																	Warriors		30
	14 September – Sydney											28 September – Sydney					Penrith		42
	6	Penrith	48									Penrith		36
	7	Sydney	22			20 September – Sydney						Canberra		20
						Warriors		58
	15 September – Sydney					Sydney		6
	2	Wests Tigers	26
	3	Brisbane	22

Home	Score	Away	Match Information
			Date and Time	Venue	Referees
Qualifying finals
(1) Canberra Raiders	26–27	(4) Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs	15 September 2013, 1:30pm	ANZ Stadium, Sydney	Chris Butler and Chris Sutton
(2) Penrith Panthers	48–22	(3) Sydney Roosters	14 September 2013, 1:30pm	Allianz Stadium, Sydney	Adam Gee and Jon Stone
Elimination finals
(5) Wests Tigers	26–22	(8) Brisbane Broncos	15 September 2013, 11:15am	ANZ Stadium, Sydney	Peter Gough and Shane Rehm
(6) New Zealand Warriors	20–18	(7) South Sydney Rabbitohs	13 September 2013, 5:15pm	ANZ Stadium, Sydney	David Munro and Matt Noyen
Semi-finals
Canberra Raiders	36–14	Wests Tigers	20 September 2013, 3:05pm	Allianz Stadium, Sydney	David Munro and Adam Gee
Sydney Roosters	6–58	New Zealand Warriors	20 September 2013, 5:15pm	Allianz Stadium, Sydney	Chris Butler and Chris Sutton
Preliminary Finals
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs	38–54	New Zealand Warriors	27 September 2013, 5:15pm	ANZ Stadium, Sydney	David Munro and Adam Gee
Penrith Panthers	36–20	Canberra Raiders	28 September 2013, 5:15pm	Allianz Stadium, Sydney	Chris Butler and Chris Sutton
Grand Final
New Zealand Warriors	30–42	Penrith Panthers	6 October 2011, 3:55pm	ANZ Stadium, Sydney	Chris Butler and David Munro

Stats[edit]

Source:^[2]

Leading try scorers[edit]

Leading point scorers[edit]

Leading goal scorers[edit]

Leading field goal scorers[edit]

References[edit]

External links[edit]

• Official website^{[permanent dead link]}
• Statistics & Match Reports