2022 Brisbane Broncos season

Rugby league team season

2022 Brisbane Broncos season

NRL Rank| 9th
2022 record| Wins: 13; draws: 0; losses: 11
Points scored| For: 514; against: 550
Team information
CEO| Dave Donaghy
Coach| Kevin Walters
Captain|

* Adam Reynolds

Stadium| Lang Park \- 52,500
Avg. attendance| 29,594
High attendance| 42,612
Top scorers
Tries| Corey Oates (20)
Goals| Adam Reynolds (61)
Points| Adam Reynolds (146)
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The 2022 Brisbane Broncos season was the 35th in the club's history. Coached by Kevin Walters and captained by Adam Reynolds, they competed in the NRL's 2022 Telstra Premiership. After spending much of the season in the top 8, the Broncos crumbled, losing five of their last games and finishing the season in 9th position.

## Player movements

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Source:[1]

Gains

* Kurt Capewell from Penrith Panthers
* Ryan James from Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs
* Corey Jensen from North Queensland Cowboys
* Brenko Lee from Melbourne Storm
* Jordan Pereira from St. George Illawarra Dragons
* Adam Reynolds from South Sydney Rabbitohs[2]
* Billy Walters from Wests Tigers

Losses

* Jesse Arthars to New Zealand Warriors[3]
* John Asiata to Leigh Centurions[4]
* Ethan Bullemor to Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
* Xavier Coates to Melbourne Storm
* Brodie Croft to Salford Red Devils
* Alex Glenn to Retired[5]
* Danny Levi to Huddersfield Giants[6]
* Anthony Milford to Newcastle Knights[7]
* Tevita Pangai Junior to Penrith Panthers
* Isaiah Tass to South Sydney Rabbitohs

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## Fixtures

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### Pre-season

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Date  | Round  | Opponent  | Venue  | Score  | Tries  | Goals  | Attendance

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Saturday, 12 February  | Trial 1  |  Wynnum Manly Seagulls | Kougari Oval | 52 - 4 | Mariner (3), Pereira (2), Paix, Isaako, Gamble, Mam, Manu | Isaako (5), Gamble  | 5,000
Saturday, 19 February  | Trial 2  |  Gold Coast Titans | Robina Stadium | 26 – 26  | Cobbo, Lee, Mam, Paix Staggs | Isaako (3/5)  | 4,919
Saturday, 26 February  | Trial 3  |  North Queensland Cowboys | Stadium Mackay | 6 – 26 | Riki | Staggs (1/1)  | 4,545

### Regular season

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Date  | Round  | Opponent  | Venue  | Score  | Tries  | Goals  | Attendance

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Friday, 11 March  | Round 1  |  South Sydney Rabbitohs | Lang Park | 11 - 4 | Kelly, Oates | Isaako (2/3)  | 28,313
Sunday 20 March  | Round 2  |  Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs | Stadium Australia | 16 - 10 | Farnworth (2), Oates  | Reynolds (2/3)  | 13,453
Sunday, 27 March  | Round 3  |  North Queensland Cowboys | Lang Park | 12 - 38  | Farnworth (2)  | Reynolds (2/2)  | 37,761
Saturday, 2 April  | Round 4  |  New Zealand Warriors | Moreton Daily Stadium | 6 - 20 | Reynolds  | Reynolds (1/1)  | 9,620
Friday, 8 April  | Round 5  |  Sydney Roosters | Lang Park | 20 - 24 | Oates (3), Staggs | Reynolds (2/5)  | 23,508
Friday, 15 April  | Round 6  |  Penrith Panthers | Penrith Stadium | 12 - 40 | Niu, Staggs  | Reynolds (2/2)  | 19,406
Saturday, 22 April  | Round 7  |  Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs | Lang Park | 34 - 14 | Cobbo (2), Kennedy, Reynolds, Oates, Paix | Reynolds (5/6)  | 23,243
Saturday, 28 April  | Round 8  |  Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks | Lang Park | 16 - 7 | Capewell, Farnworth, Staggs  | Reynolds (1/2),
Staggs (1/1)  | 16,740
Thursday, 5 May  | Round 9  |  South Sydney Rabbitohs | Lang Park | 32 - 12  | Cobbo (2), Farnworth, Reynolds, Oates  | Reynolds (5/5)  | 9,242
Friday, 13 May  | Round 10  |  Manly Warringah Sea Eagles | Lang Park | 38 - 0 | Cobbo (3), Oates (2), Reynolds  | Reynolds (7/7)  | 40,267
Thursday, 19 May  | Round 11  |  Newcastle Knights | Newcastle International Sports Centre | 36 - 12  | Cobbo (2), Farnworth, Riki, Oates, Walters | Staggs (6/7)  | 13,312
Friday, 27 May  | Round 12  |  Gold Coast Titans | Lang Park | 35 - 24  | Capewell, Cobbo, Farnworth, Martin, Riki, Mam | Staggs (5/6)  | 32,864
| Round 13 | Bye |  |  |  |  |
Saturday, 11 June  | Round 14  |  Canberra Raiders | Lang Park | 24 - 18 | Farnworth (2), Mam, Pereira | Reynolds (4/5)  | 28,142
Friday, 17 June  | Round 15  |  Melbourne Storm | Melbourne Rectangular Stadium | 20 - 32 | Oates (2), Cobbo, Mam  | Staggs (2/4)  | 18,586
Saturday, 2 July  | Round 16  |  North Queensland Cowboys | Willows Sports Complex | 26 - 40  | Oates (2), Cobbo, Walters  | Reynolds (5/5)  | 23,531
Sunday, 10 July  | Round 17  |  St. George Illawarra Dragons | Lang Park | 32 - 18 | Hoeter (2), Staggs (2), Mam, Niu  | Reynolds (4/6)  | 29,234
Saturday, 16 July  | Round 18  |  Gold Coast Titans | Robina Stadium | 16 - 12 | Hoeter, Pereira, Reynolds  | Reynolds (2/3)  | 19,245
Thursday, 21 July  | Round 19  |  Parramatta Eels | Western Sydney Stadium | 36 - 14 | Oates (2), Capewell, Haas, Riki, Reynolds  | Reynolds (6/6)  | 11,107
Saturday, 30 July  | Round 20  |  Wests Tigers | Lang Park | 18 - 32  | Mam, Niu, Riki  | Reynolds (2/2), Staggs (1/1)  | 32,909
Thursday, 4 August  | Round 21  |  Sydney Roosters | Sydney Cricket Ground | 16 - 34  | Oates (2), Capewell  | Reynolds (2/3)  | 10,495
Saturday, 13 August  | Round 22  |  Newcastle Knights | Lang Park | 28 - 10  | Cobbo (3), Mam, Oates  | Reynolds (2/3)  | 25,742
Friday, 19 August  | Round 23  |  Melbourne Storm | Lang Park | 12 - 60  | Capewell, Oates  | Reynolds (2/2)  | 42,612
Thursday, 25 August  | Round 24  |  Parramatta Eels | Lang Park | 6 - 53  | Lee  | Staggs (1/1)  | 30,371
Saturday, 3 September  | Round 25  |  St. George Illawarra Dragons | Jubilee Oval | 12 - 22  | Hoeter, Walters  | Reynolds (2/2)  | 8,247

## References

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1. ^ "2022 NRL Player Movements". Retrieved 20 February 2022.
2. ^ "Adam Reynolds understanding of South Sydney's position as Broncos confirm signing". www.theguardian.com. 13 May 2021.
3. ^ "Warriors sign utility Jesse Arthars on one-year loan deal from Brisbane Broncos". wwos.nine.com.au. 30 November 2021.
4. ^ Darbyshire, Drew (15 December 2021). "NRL forward John Asiata makes Championship switch". LoveRugbyLeague. Retrieved 20 February 2022.
5. ^ "Broncos Captain Alex Glenn Announces Retirement". Brisbane Broncos. 18 August 2021.
6. ^ "Huddersfield sign former New Zealand hooker Danny Levi from Brisbane Broncos on two-year deal". www.skysports.com.
7. ^ "Maligned Milford's fate decided as Broncos dump $4m star". www.foxsports.com.au. 1 July 2021.

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