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2023 Wests Tigers season

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2023 Wests Tigers season
NRL Rank17th (Round 27)
Play-off resultDNQ
2023 recordWins: 4; losses: 20
Points scoredFor: 385; against: 675
Team information
CEOJustin Pascoe
Head CoachTim Sheen
Captain
  • Apisai Koroisau
StadiumCommBank Stadium (30,000 – 2 Games)
Leichhardt Oval (20,000 – 3 Games)
Campbelltown Stadium (17,500 – 3 Games)
Avg. attendance12,994
High attendance28,611 (Round 6)
Low attendance12,247 (Round 12)
Top scorers
TriesStarford To'a (7)
GoalsBrandon Wakeham(30)
PointsBrandon Wakeham (68)
< 2022 List of seasons 2024 >

The 2023 Wests Tigers season was the 24th in the club's history. They competed in the National Rugby League's 2023 Telstra Premiership. Head coach Tim Sheens returned to the role following his appointment in July 2022.[1] Sheens had previously coached the club from 2003 to 2012. Joining Sheens as assistant coaches were former West Tigers players Benji Marshall and Robbie Farah.

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Season summary

  • Pre-Season Challenge – The club would begin the season poorly, suffering a heavy defeat in the first trial match against the New Zealand Warriors in Auckland.[2][3] However they would bounce back against the Canberra Raiders in the second trial match to win 36–4 in hot conditions at the Belmore Sports Ground,[4] with coach Tim Sheens happy with his team's defence.[5][6]
  • Round 9 – Wests Tigers end a 273 day, 12-match losing streak stretching back into last season, upsetting reigning champions Penrith Panthers 12–8 in torrential rain at Carrington Park in Bathurst.[7][8][9]
  • Round 16 – Alex Twal scores his first NRL try after 116 matches for the Wests Tigers, ending one of the longest try-less streaks in competition history. Twal's try was the Tigers only four-pointer in the 28–6 loss to the Melbourne Storm.[10][11]

Player movement

These movements happened across the previous season, off-season and pre-season.[12]

Pre-Season Challenge

Date Round Opponent Venue Score Tries Goals Attendance
Thursday, 9 February Trial 1
New Zealand Warriors 		Mount Smart Stadium, Auckland 48 – 12 Trey Peni 56'
Stefano Utoikamanu 59' 		Brandon Wakeham (2/2) 4,000
Sunday, 19 February Trial 2
Canberra Raiders 		Belmore Sports Ground, Sydney 36 – 4 Junior Tupou 27', 74'
Tommy Talau 35'
Asu Kepaoa 42'
Charlie Staines 45'
David Nofoaluma 62'
Justin Matamua 70' 		Adam Doueihi (3/5)
Brandon Wakeham (1/2) 		7,800

References:[21][22]

Regular Season

Matches

Further information: 2023 NRL season results

PG = Penalty Goal
FG = Field Goal

Date Round Opponent Venue Score Tries Goals Attendance
Sunday, 5 March 1
Gold Coast Titans 		Leichhardt Oval 10 – 22 Adam Doueihi 45'
Daine Laurie 64' 		Adam Doueihi (0/2)
PG: Adam Doueihi (1/1) 		14,667
Sunday, 12 March 2
Newcastle Knights 		Leichhardt Oval 12 – 14 Asu Kepaoa 33'
Stefano Utoikamanu 79' 		Adam Doueihi (2/2)
FG: Luke Brooks (0/1) 		13,214
Sunday, 19 March 3
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 		Belmore Sports Ground 26 – 22 Brent Naden 21'
Luke Brooks 66'
Fonua Pole 69'
Charlie Staines 70' 		Adam Doueihi (3/4) 16,404
Friday, 24 March 4
Melbourne Storm 		AAMI Park 24 – 12 Asu Kepaoa 29'
Apisai Koroisau 54' 		Adam Doueihi (2/2) 11,669
Saturday, 1 April 5
Brisbane Broncos 		Lang Park 46 – 12 Isaiah Papali'i 43'
Jake Simpkin 63' 		Adam Doueihi (2/2) 27,553
Monday, 10 April 6
Parramatta Eels 		Accor Stadium 22 – 28 Starford To'a 23'
Asu Kepaoa 49'
Brent Naden 64'
Junior Tupou 71' 		Adam Doueihi (2/3)
Apisai Koroisau (0/1)
PG: Luke Brooks (1/1) 		28,611
7 BYE
Sunday, 23 April 8
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles 		Campbelltown Stadium 16 – 22 Charlie Staines 35'
Apisai Koroisau 55'
Starford To'a 63' 		Brandon Wakeham (2/3) 10,033
Saturday, 29 April 9
Penrith Panthers 		Carrington Park 8 – 12 Brandon Wakeham 2'
David Nofoaluma 49' 		Brandon Wakeham (1/2)
PG: Brandon Wakeham (1/2) 		11,055
Sunday, 7 May 10
St. George Illawarra Dragons 		Lang Park 18 – 16 Starford To'a 13'
David Nofoaluma 21'
Junior Tupou 64' 		Brandon Wakeham (2/3)
PG: Brandon Wakeham (1/1) 		34,568
Saturday, 13 May 11
South Sydney Rabbitohs 		Accor Stadium 0 – 20 21,013
Saturday, 20 May 12
North Queensland Cowboys 		Leichhardt Oval 66 – 18 Stefano Utoikamanu 5'
Junior Tupou 9', 47'
David Nofoaluma 17'
Jahream Bula 39'
Fonua Pole 44'
Starford To'a 63', 66'
Joe Ofahengaue 69'
David Nofoaluma 72'
John Bateman 77' 		Brandon Wakeham (8/8)
Luke Brooks (1/1)
Apisai Koroisau (2/2) 		12,247
13 BYE
Friday, 2 June 14
Canberra Raiders 		Campbelltown Stadium 18 – 19 Jahream Bula 68'
John Bateman 70'
Brandon Wakeham 72' 		Brandon Wakeham (3/3) FG: Luke Brooks (1/2) 11,201
Thursday, 8 June 15
Gold Coast Titans 		Cbus Super Stadium 12 – 28 David Klemmer 19'
Jahream Bula 64' 		Brandon Wakeham (2/2) 10,232
Saturday, 17 July 16
Melbourne Storm 		Campbelltown Stadium 6 – 28 Alex Twal 22' Brandon Wakeham (1/1) 8,517
17 BYE
Saturday, 1 July 18
North Queensland Cowboys 		Queensland Country Bank Stadium
Thursday, 6 July 19
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 		CommBank Stadium
Friday, 14 July 20
Newcastle Knights 		McDonald Jones Stadium
Thursday, 20 July 21
St. George Illawarra Dragons 		WIN Stadium
Friday, 28 July 22
South Sydney Rabbitohs 		Scully Park
Sunday, 6 August 23
Canberra Raiders 		GIO Stadium
Saturday, 12 August 24
New Zealand Warriors 		FMG Stadium Waikato
Saturday, 19 August 25
Dolphins 		CommBank Stadium
Saturday, 26 August 26
Sydney Roosters 		Allianz Stadium
Friday, 1 September 27
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles 		4 Pines Park

References:[23] [24]

Ladder

See also: 2023 NRL season
2023 NRL season
Pos Team Pld W D L B PF PA PD Pts
1
Penrith Panthers (P) 		24 18 0 6 3 645 312 +333 42
2
Brisbane Broncos 		24 18 0 6 3 639 425 +214 42
3
Melbourne Storm 		24 16 0 8 3 627 459 +168 38
4
New Zealand Warriors 		24 16 0 8 3 572 448 +124 38
5
Newcastle Knights 		24 14 1 9 3 626 451 +175 35
6
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 		24 14 0 10 3 619 497 +122 34
7
Sydney Roosters 		24 13 0 11 3 472 496 −24 32
8
Canberra Raiders 		24 13 0 11 3 486 623 −137 32
9
South Sydney Rabbitohs 		24 12 0 12 3 564 505 +59 30
10
Parramatta Eels 		24 12 0 12 3 587 574 +13 30
11
North Queensland Cowboys 		24 12 0 12 3 546 542 +4 30
12
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles 		24 11 1 12 3 545 539 +6 29
13
Dolphins 		24 9 0 15 3 520 631 −111 24
14
Gold Coast Titans 		24 9 0 15 3 527 653 −126 24
15
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 		24 7 0 17 3 438 769 −331 20
16
St. George Illawarra Dragons 		24 5 0 19 3 474 673 −199 16
17
Wests Tigers 		24 4 0 20 3 385 675 −290 14

2023 squad

Wests Tigers 2024 squad
Top 30 squad - 2024 NRL season Supplementary list Coaching staff

Head coach

Assistant coaches

Legend:
  • (c) Captain(s)
  • (vc) Vice-captain(s)

Updated: 4 March 2024
Source(s): Wests Tigers,



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