1988 Brisbane Broncos Season - Ladder

Ladder

Team Pld W D L PF PA PD Pts
1 Cronulla-Sutherland 22 16 2 4 507 330 +177 34
2 Canterbury-Bankstown 22 16 0 6 412 268 +144 32
3 Canberra 22 15 0 7 596 346 +250 30
4 Manly-Warringah 22 15 0 7 538 347 +191 30
5 Penrith 22 15 0 7 394 258 +136 30
6 Balmain 22 15 0 7 402 341 +61 30
7 Brisbane Broncos 22 14 0 8 474 368 +106 28
8 South Sydney 22 12 2 8 425 383 +42 24
9 North Sydney 22 9 2 11 366 424 -58 20
10 St. George 22 9 0 13 352 493 -141 18
11 Parramatta 22 8 0 14 359 412 -53 16
12 Eastern Suburbs 22 6 3 13 387 443 -56 15
13 Illawarra 22 6 1 15 353 510 -157 13
14 Newcastle Knights 22 5 1 16 270 460 -190 11
15 Gold Coast-Tweed Giants 22 4 2 16 238 484 -246 10
16 Western Suburbs 22 4 1 17 287 493 -206 9

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