2005 North Queensland Cowboys Season - Draw and Results

Draw and Results

Round Opponent Result Nth.Qld Opp. Date Venue Attendance
1 Brisbane Broncos Loss 16 29 13 Mar Suncorp Stadium 43,488
2 Canterbury Bulldogs Win 24 12 18 Mar Dairy Farmers Stadium 21,138
3 New Zealand Warriors Win 32 22 27 Mar Ericsson Stadium 13,888
4 Newcastle Knights Win 52 18 2 Apr Dairy Farmers Stadium 22,347
5 Cronulla Sharks Loss 6 38 9 Apr Toyota Park 17,323
6 Wests Tigers Win 44 20 16 Apr Dairy Farmers Stadium 20,361
7 Penrith Panthers Win 36 22 24 Apr CUA Stadium 17,998
8 Sydney Roosters Win 38 18 30 April Dairy Farmers Stadium 22,476
9 Parramatta Eels Loss 12 50 8 May Parramatta Stadium 8,051
10 Brisbane Broncos Loss 6 23 14 May Dairy Farmers Stadium 22,477
11 BYE
12 Canterbury Bulldogs Win 48 12 27 May Carrara Stadium 21,012
13 Cronulla Sharks Win 56 14 4 June Dairy Farmers Stadium 20,843
14 St. George Illawarra Dragons Loss 4 34 12 June Oki Jubilee Stadium 15,260
15 BYE
16 Canberra Raiders Loss 22 23 25 June Canberra Stadium 9,129
17 New Zealand Warriors Win 24 16 2 July Dairy Farmers Stadium 20,078
18 Newcastle Knights Loss 18 22 10 July EnergyAustralia Stadium 11,864
19 South Sydney Rabbitohs Loss 14 16 16 July Dairy Farmers Stadium 17,038
20 Penrith Panthers Win 38 18 23 July Dairy Farmers Stadium 18,932
21 Manly Sea Eagles Win 26 24 31 July Brookvale Oval 13,118
22 St. George Illawarra Dragons Loss 16 36 5 August Dairy Farmers Stadium 21,021
23 Wests Tigers Loss 16 28 14 August Campbelltown Stadium 20,527
24 Canberra Raiders Win 31 28 20 August Dairy Farmers Stadium 17,893
25 South Sydney Rabbitohs Win 30 16 28 August Central Coast Stadium 13,079
26 Melbourne Storm Win 30 24 3 September Dairy Farmers Stadium 22,471

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