2020 Newcastle Knights season

The 2020 Newcastle Knights season was the 33rd in the club's history. Coached by Adam O'Brien and captained by Mitchell Pearce, they competed in the NRL's 2020 Telstra Premiership. On 23 March, the NRL announced that the season would be suspended after round 2, until further notice due to the COVID-19 pandemic.^[1] The NRL returned on 28 May with a new draw,^[2] the Knights' round 3 game coming on 31 May against the Penrith Panthers.^[3] The Knights finished the regular season in 7th place (out of 16), thus reaching the finals but were knocked out after losing to the South Sydney Rabbitohs in week 1.

NRL Rank7th

Play-off resultElimination Finalists (Week 1)

2020 recordWins: 11; draws: 1; losses: 8

Points scoredFor: 421; against: 374

Quick facts NRL Rank, Play-off result ...

2020 Newcastle Knights season

NRL Rank

7th

Play-off result

Elimination Finalists (Week 1)

2020 record

Wins: 11; draws: 1; losses: 8

Points scored

For: 421; against: 374

Team information

CEO

Phil Gardner

Coach

Adam O'Brien

Captain

Mitchell Pearce

Stadium

McDonald Jones Stadium

attendance

4,614

High attendance

10,239

Top scorers

Tries

Enari Tuala (11)

Goals

Kalyn Ponga (46)

Points

Kalyn Ponga (132)

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Squad

More information Development players, Coaching staff ...

Newcastle Knights
2020 NRL premiership (Top 30) squad						Development players		Coaching staff
253 Sione Mata'utia – SR, LK, FE 260 Danny Levi – HK (pre-season loss) 261 Lachlan Fitzgibbon – SR, CE 268 Daniel Saifiti – PR, SR 269 Jacob Saifiti – PR, LK 273 Josh King – LK 276 Mitchell Barnett – LK, SR, PR 289 Herman Ese'ese – LK, PR 291 Aidan Guerra – SR, LK (gk) 294 Tautau Moga – CE 295 Mitchell Pearce (c) – HB 296 Kalyn Ponga – FB (gk)		297 Connor Watson – LK, FE, HK 300 Pasami Saulo – LK 303 Tim Glasby – LK, PR (mid-season retirement) 304 Hymel Hunt – WG 305 David Klemmer – PR, LK 306 Edrick Lee – WG 307 Kurt Mann – FE, HB, LK, HK 309 Mason Lino – FE (gk) 310 Phoenix Crossland – HK, FE 311 Bradman Best – CE, WG 312 Starford To'a – WG 313 Jayden Brailey – HK		314 Gehamat Shibasaki – CE 315 Enari Tuala – CE, WG 316 Tex Hoy – FB, FE, WG, LK, HB (gk) 317 Chris Randall – HK 318 Brodie Jones – SR, PR 319 Andrew McCullough – HK (mid-season loss) 320 Blake Green – FE 000 Beau Fermor – SR (pre-season loss) 000 Jirah Momoisea – SR 000 Tyronne Roberts-Davis – WG		Mat Croker – PR Luke Huth – HK Simi Sasagi – FE Extended squad players Mitch Black – HK Jack Cameron – SR Matt Cooper – FB Zac Hosking – LK Dylan Lucas – FE Toby Marks – WG Brandon Russell – LK Bayden Searle – HB Matt Soper-Lawler – WG		Head coach Adam O'Brien Assistant coaches David Furner Willie Peters Tony Gleeson - Canterbury Cup NSW coach Adam Bettridge - Jersey Flegg Cup coach Legend: (c) Captain(s) (vc) Vice-captain(s) Updated: 4 August 2020 Source(s): Newcastle Knights Profiles, Rugby League Project

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Transfers and Re-signings

Gains

More information Player/Coach, Previous club ...

Player/Coach	Previous club	Length
Adam Bettridge (Jersey Flegg Cup coach)	Macquarie Scorpions	2020
Jayden Brailey	Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks	2022
Matt Cooper	Eastern Suburbs Tigers	2020
David Furner (assistant coach)	Leeds Rhinos	2022
Blake Green	New Zealand Warriors	2020
Andrew McCullough	Brisbane Broncos	2020
Adam O'Brien (head coach)	Sydney Roosters	2022
Willie Peters (assistant coach)	South Sydney Rabbitohs	2020
Tyronne Roberts-Davis	Burleigh Bears	2020
Gehamat Shibasaki	Brisbane Broncos	2022
Matt Soper-Lawler	Souths Logan Magpies	2020
Enari Tuala	North Queensland Cowboys	2020

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Losses

More information Player/Coach, Club ...

Player/Coach	Club
Mitch Andrews	Contract terminated
Nathan Brown (head coach)	Contract terminated
Jamie Buhrer	Retirement
Kiah Cooper	Western Suburbs Rosellas
Sale Finau	Sunbury United Rugby League
Jacob Gagai	South Sydney Rabbitohs
James Gavet	Huddersfield Giants
Slade Griffin	Retirement
Shaun Kenny-Dowall	Hull Kingston Rovers
Brayden Musgrove	Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Jesse Ramien	Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
Nathan Ross	Retirement
James Shepherd (assistant coach)	St. George Illawarra Dragons
Sam Stone	Gold Coast Titans
Kristian Woolf (assistant coach & interim head coach)	St Helens R.F.C.
Zac Woolford	Newtown Jets

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Promoted juniors

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Player	Junior side
Mitch Black	Knights Jersey Flegg Cup
Jack Cameron	Knights Jersey Flegg Cup
Zac Hosking	Knights Canterbury Cup NSW
Dylan Lucas	Knights Jersey Flegg Cup
Toby Marks	Knights Jersey Flegg Cup
Brandon Russell	Knights Jersey Flegg Cup
Bayden Searle	Knights Jersey Flegg Cup

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Change of role

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Player/Coach	New role
Scott Dureau (Jersey Flegg Cup coach)	Knights junior development
Tony Gleeson (Knights JFC assistant coach)	Knights Jersey Flegg Cup coach
Rory Kostjasyn (Canterbury Cup NSW coach)	Knights development coach

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Re-signings

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Player/Coach	Re-signed to
Mitchell Barnett	2023
Blake Green	2021
Hymel Hunt	2021
Brodie Jones	2021
Josh King	2021
Christian Ma'anaima	2023
Jirah Momoisea	2022
Kalyn Ponga	2024
Chris Randall	2021
Daniel Saifiti	2022
Jacob Saifiti	2022
Simi Sasagi	2022
Pasami Saulo	2022
Enari Tuala	2021
Connor Watson	2021

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Player contract situations

2020 (left)	2021	2022	2023	2024
Jack Cameron^[4]	Mitch Black^[5]	Bradman Best^[6]	Mitchell Barnett^[7]	Kalyn Ponga^[8]
Matt Cooper^[9]	Mat Croker^[10]	Jayden Brailey^[11]	David Klemmer^[12]
Herman Ese'ese^[13]	Phoenix Crossland^[6]	Jirah Momoisea^[14]
Beau Fermor^[15]	Lachlan Fitzgibbon^[16]	Daniel Saifiti^[17]
Tim Glasby^[18]	Blake Green^[19]	Jacob Saifiti^[20]
Aidan Guerra^[21]	Zac Hosking^[5]	Simi Sasagi^[22]
Danny Levi^[23]	Tex Hoy^[24]	Pasami Saulo^[25]
Mason Lino^[26]	Hymel Hunt^[27]	Gehamat Shibasaki^[28]
Toby Marks^[29]	Luke Huth^[5]
Sione Mata'utia^[30]	Brodie Jones^[22]
Andrew McCullough^[31]	Josh King^[32]
Tautau Moga^[33]	Edrick Lee^[34]
Tyronne Roberts-Davis^[35]	Dylan Lucas^[36]
Brandon Russell^[37]	Kurt Mann^[38]
Bayden Searle^[39]	Mitchell Pearce^[40]
	Chris Randall^[41]
	Matt Soper-Lawler^[5]
	Starford To'a^[42]
	Enari Tuala^[43]
	Connor Watson^[44]

Ladder

More information Pos, Pld ...

Pos	Team v t e	Pld	W	D	L	PF	PA	PD	Pts
1	Penrith Panthers (M)	20	18	1	1	537	238	+299	37	Advance to finals series
2	Melbourne Storm (P)	20	16	0	4	534	276	+258	32
3	Parramatta Eels	20	15	0	5	392	288	+104	30
4	Sydney Roosters	20	14	0	6	552	322	+230	28
5	Canberra Raiders	20	14	0	6	445	317	+128	28
6	South Sydney Rabbitohs	20	12	0	8	521	352	+169	24
7	Newcastle Knights	20	11	1	8	421	374	+47	23
8	Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks	20	10	0	10	480	480	0	20
9	Gold Coast Titans	20	9	0	11	346	463	−117	18
10	New Zealand Warriors	20	8	0	12	343	458	−115	16
11	Wests Tigers	20	7	0	13	440	505	−65	14
12	St. George Illawarra Dragons	20	7	0	13	378	452	−74	14
13	Manly Warringah Sea Eagles	20	7	0	13	375	509	−134	14
14	North Queensland Cowboys	20	5	0	15	368	520	−152	10
15	Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs	20	3	0	17	282	504	−222	6
16	Brisbane Broncos (W)	20	3	0	17	268	624	−356	6

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Updated to match(es) played on 27 September 2020. Source: 2020 NRL Ladder
(M) Minor premiers; (P) Premiers; (W) Wooden spoon

Milestones

Round 1: Jayden Brailey made his debut for the club, after previously playing for the Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks.
Round 1: Kalyn Ponga played his 50th career game.
Round 1: Gehamat Shibasaki made his debut for the club, after previously playing for the Brisbane Broncos.
Round 1: Enari Tuala made his debut for the club, after previously playing for the North Queensland Cowboys.
Round 2: Enari Tuala scored his 1st try for the club.
Round 3: Tex Hoy made his NRL debut for the club and kicked his 1st career goal.
Round 3: Brodie Jones made his NRL debut for the club.
Round 3: Chris Randall made his NRL debut for the club and set a new record for amount of tackles made by a player making their debut, with 71 tackles.
Round 4: Andrew McCullough made his debut for the club, after previously playing for the Brisbane Broncos.
Round 7: Tex Hoy scored his 1st career try.
Round 7: Gehamat Shibasaki scored his 1st career try.
Round 8: Andrew McCullough scored his 1st try for the club.
Round 9: Herman Ese'ese played his 50th game for the club.
Round 10: Aidan Guerra played his 200th career game.
Round 11: Kalyn Ponga played his 50th game for the club.
Round 12: Mitchell Pearce played his 50th game for the club.
Round 13: Phoenix Crossland scored his 1st career try.
Round 13: Blake Green made his debut for the club, after previously playing for the New Zealand Warriors.
Round 14: Aidan Guerra played his 50th game for the club.
Round 16: David Klemmer played his 150th career game.
Round 17: Josh King scored his 1st career try.
Finals Week 1: Aidan Guerra kicked his 1st career goal.

Jerseys and sponsors

In 2020, the Knights' jerseys were made by O'Neills and their major sponsor was nib Health Funds.

2020 Home Jersey	2020 Away Jersey	2020 Indigenous Jersey	2020 NSW Mining Jersey

Fixtures

NRL Nines

Squad: 1. Kurt Gidley 2. Jirah Momoisea 3. Hymel Hunt 4. Brodie Jones 5. Gehamat Shibasaki 6. Aidan Guerra (c) 7. Starford To'a 8. Jacob Saifiti 9. Pasami Saulo 10. Kurt Mann (c) 11. Tyronne Roberts-Davis 12. Mason Lino 13. Sione Mata'utia 14. Mitchell Barnett 15. Bayden Searle 16. Tex Hoy 17. Simi Sasagi 18. Matt Soper-Lawler

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Date	Round	Opponent	Venue	Score	Tries	Drop Goal Conversions
Friday, 14 February	Round 1	New Zealand Warriors	HBF Park	34–0	M.Lino, S.Mata'utia, T.Hoy, M.Soper-Lawler	M.Lino (4/4)
Saturday, 15 February	Round 2	Penrith Panthers	HBF Park	16–4	S.Sasagi, J.Saifiti, T.Hoy	M.Lino (2/3)
Saturday, 15 February	Quarter Finals	Parramatta Eels	HBF Park	7–14	T.Hoy	T.Roberts-Davis (1/1)
Legend: Win Loss Draw

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Pre-season Trials

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Date	Opponent	Venue	Score	Tries	Conversions
Saturday, 22 February	St. George Illawarra Dragons	Maitland Sportsground	12–38	C.Randall, L.Huth	M.Lino (1) T.Hoy (1)
Saturday, 29 February	Sydney Roosters	Central Coast Stadium	58–0	M.Barnett, J.Brailey, K.Ponga, G.Shibasaki, H.Hunt, L.Fitzgibbon, C.Watson, S.Sasagi, T.Hoy, M.Barnett	K.Ponga (3), M.Lino (6)
Legend: Win Loss Draw

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Regular season

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Date	Round	Opponent	Venue	Score	Tries	Conversions/Penalty	Attendance
Saturday 14 March	Round 1	New Zealand Warriors	Mcdonald Jones Stadium	20–0	D.Saifiti, E.Lee, K.Ponga	K.Ponga (4/5)	10,239
Sunday 22 March	Round 2	Wests Tigers	Leichhardt Oval	42–24	E.Tuala (2), M.Barnett, K.Mann, E.Lee, K.Ponga, M.Pearce, C.Watson	K.Ponga (5/9)	0 (closed event)
Saturday 28 March	Round 3 (Suspended)**	Cronulla Sharks	Netstrata Jubilee Stadium		Suspended
Friday 3 April	Round 4 (Suspended)**	North Queensland Cowboys	Mcdonald Jones Stadium		Suspended
Thursday 9 April	Round 5 (Suspended)**	Manly Sea Eagles	Lottoland		Suspended
Saturday 18 April	Round 6 (Suspended)**	Canberra Raiders	~~McDonalds Park, Wagga Wagga~~ GIO Stadium*		Suspended
Sunday 26 April	Round 7 (Suspended)**	Penrith Panthers	Mcdonald Jones Stadium		Suspended
Saturday 2 May	Round 8 (Suspended)**	South Sydney Rabbitohs	Suncorp Stadium		Suspended
Saturday 9 May	Round 9 (Suspended)**	St. George Illawarra Dragons	Mcdonald Jones Stadium		Suspended
Thursday 14 May	Round 10 (Suspended)**	Sydney Roosters	Sydney Cricket Ground		Suspended
Sunday 24 May	Round 11 (Suspended)**	Cronulla Sharks	Mcdonald Jones Stadium		Suspended
Saturday 30 May	Round 12 (Suspended)**	South Sydney Rabbitohs	Mcdonald Jones Stadium		Suspended
Sunday 7 June	Round 13 (Suspended)**	Penrith Panthers	Panthers Stadium		Suspended
Saturday 13 June	Round 14 (Suspended)**	Melbourne Storm	Mcdonald Jones Stadium		Suspended
Sunday 28 June	Round 15 (Suspended)**	Gold Coast Titans	Mcdonald Jones Stadium		Suspended
	Round 16 (Suspended)**	Bye
Sunday 12 July	Round 17 (Suspended)**	North Queensland Cowboys	Queensland Country Bank Stadium		Suspended
Sunday 19 July	Round 18 (Suspended)**	Brisbane Broncos	Mcdonald Jones Stadium		Suspended
Sunday 26 July	Round 19 (Suspended)**	Wests Tigers	Mcdonald Jones Stadium		Suspended
Saturday 1 August	Round 20 (Suspended)**	Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs	Bankwest Stadium		Suspended
Sunday 9 August	Round 21 (Suspended)**	New Zealand Warriors	Mt Smart Stadium		Suspended
Saturday 15 August	Round 22 (Suspended)**	Manly Sea Eagles	Mcdonald Jones Stadium		Suspended
Saturday 22 August	Round 23 (Suspended)**	Brisbane Broncos	Suncorp Stadium		Suspended
Friday 28 August	Round 24 (Suspended)**	Parramatta Eels	Bankwest Stadium		Suspended
Sunday 6 September	Round 25 (Suspended)**	Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs	Mcdonald Jones Stadium		Suspended
Legend: Win Loss Draw Suspended

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From Round 2 the NRL announced matches would be played behind closed doors until further notice due to the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) situation^[45]
* Match relocated to Canberra due to the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) situation^[46]
** Season suspended from Round 3 until further notice due to the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) situation^[47]

Updated Regular Season - 21 May 2020

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More information Date, Round ...

Date	Round	Opponent	Venue	Score	Tries	Conversions/Penalty	Attendance
Saturday 14 March	Round 1	New Zealand Warriors	Mcdonald Jones Stadium	20–0	D.Saifiti, E.Lee, K.Ponga	K.Ponga (4/5)	10,239
Sunday 22 March	Round 2	Wests Tigers	Leichhardt Oval	42–24	E.Tuala (2), M.Barnett, K.Mann, E.Lee, K.Ponga, M.Pearce, C.Watson	K.Ponga (5/9)	0 (closed event)
-	-	-	-	-	Season Suspended due to COVID-19 Pandemic	-	-
Sunday 31 May	Round 3	Penrith Panthers	Campbelltown Stadium	14–14	J.Saifiti, B.Best (2)	T.Hoy (1/3)	0 (closed event)
Sunday 7 June	Round 4	Canberra Raiders	Campbelltown Stadium	34–18	B.Best (2), K.Ponga, E.Lee (2), E.Tuala	K.Ponga (4/5), T.Hoy (1/1)	0 (closed event)
Saturday 13 June	Round 5	Melbourne Storm	Central Coast Stadium	12–26	B.Best, E.Lee	K.Ponga (2/3)	Not Counted
Thursday 18 June	Round 6	Brisbane Broncos	Central Coast Stadium	27–6	K.Mann, H.Hunt, D.Saifiti, M.Pearce	K.Ponga (5/5), M.Pearce (1/1 Field Goal)	167 *Restricted Capacity
Saturday 27 June	Round 7	North Queensland Cowboys	Queensland Country Bank Stadium	32–20	T.Hoy, H.Hunt, K.Mann, G.Shibasaki	K.Ponga (2/4)	1,853 *Restricted Capacity
Sunday 5 July	Round 8	Manly Sea Eagles	~~Central Coast Stadium~~ Lottoland	14–12	A.McCullough, K.Mann	K.Ponga (3/3)	2,271 *Restricted Capacity
Sunday 12 July	Round 9	Parramatta Eels	~~Central Coast Stadium~~ Mcdonald Jones Stadium	10–3	A.McCullough	K.Ponga (0/1)	6,980 *Restricted Capacity
Saturday 18 July	Round 10	South Sydney Rabbitohs	Bankwest Stadium	20–18	E.Tuala, K.Mann, K.Ponga, B.Best	K.Ponga (2/5)	4,249 *Restricted Capacity
Sunday 26 July	Round 11	Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs	Mcdonald Jones Stadium	12–18	H.Hunt, S.Mata'utia	K.Ponga (2/2)	3,521 *Restricted Capacity
Sunday 2 August	Round 12	Melbourne Storm	~~Suncorp Stadium~~ Sunshine Coast Stadium	16–26	B.Best, A.Guerra, E.Tuala	K.Ponga (2/3)	5,437 *Restricted Capacity
Saturday 8 August	Round 13	Wests Tigers	Mcdonald Jones Stadium	44–3	K.Ponga (2), H.Hunt, S.To'a, J.Saifiti, H.Ese'ese, G.Shibasaki, P.Crossland	K.Ponga (6/9)	2,952* Restricted Capacity
Sunday 16 August	Round 14	Manly Sea Eagles	Mcdonald Jones Stadium	26–24	S.To'a, K.Mann, E.Tuala (2), H.Hunt	K.Ponga (3/5)	* Restricted Capacity
Sunday 23 August	Round 15	North Queensland Cowboys	Mcdonald Jones Stadium	12–0	H.Hunt, E.Tuala	K.Ponga (2/5)	5,304* Restricted Capacity
Saturday 29 August	Round 16	New Zealand Warriors	Scully Park	36–6	G.Shibasaki	K.Ponga (1/1)	* Restricted Capacity
Friday 4 September	Round 17	Cronulla Sharks	Mcdonald Jones Stadium	38–10	S.To'a (2), K.Ponga (3), L.Fitzgibbon, J.King	K.Ponga (0/2), M.Lino (5/6)	5,597* Restricted Capacity
Saturday 12 September	Round 18	Sydney Roosters	Sydney Cricket Ground	42–12	E.Tuala, G.Shibasaki	M.Lino (2/2)	* Restricted Capacity
Sunday 20 September	Round 19	St. George Illawarra Dragons	Mcdonald Jones Stadium	42–18	K.Ponga, G.Shibasaki, A.Guerra, D.Saifiti, E.Tuala (2), J.Saifiti	M.Lino (2/2)	6,659* Restricted Capacity
Friday 25 September	Round 20	Gold Coast Titans	Cbus Super Stadium	36–6	E.Lee	M.Lino (1/1)	9,877* Restricted Capacity
Legend: Win Loss Draw

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Finals series

More information Home, Score ...

Home	Score	Away	Match Information
Home	Score	Away	Date and Time (Local)	Venue	Referees	Crowd
QUALIFYING & ELIMINATION FINALS
South Sydney Rabbitohs	46–20	Newcastle Knights	4 October 2020, 4:05 pm	ANZ Stadium	B.Cummins	17,212* Restricted Capacity

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Qualifying and elimination finals			Semi-finals		Preliminary finals		Grand final



2 Oct, Panthers Stadium

1	Penrith	29

4	Sydney	28	9 Oct, Sydney Cricket Ground

			Sydney	18

3 Oct, GIO Stadium Canberra			Canberra	22	17 Oct, ANZ Stadium

5	Canberra	32			Penrith	20

8	Cronulla-Sutherland	20			South Sydney	16	25 Oct, ANZ Stadium

							Penrith	20

4 Oct, ANZ Stadium					16 Oct, Suncorp Stadium		Melbourne	26

6	South Sydney	46			Melbourne	30

7	Newcastle	20	10 Oct, Bankwest Stadium		Canberra	10

			Parramatta	24

3 Oct, Suncorp Stadium			South Sydney	38

2	Melbourne	36

3	Parramatta	24

Statistics

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Name	Appearances	Tries	Goals	Field goals	Points	Captain	Age
Mitchell Barnett	13	1	0	0	4	0	26
Bradman Best	11	8	0	0	32	0	19
Jayden Brailey	2	0	0	0	0	0	24
Phoenix Crossland	6	1	0	0	4	0	20
Herman Ese'ese	21	1	0	0	4	0	26
Lachlan Fitzgibbon	17	1	0	0	4	0	26
Tim Glasby	7	0	0	0	0	0	31
Blake Green	3	0	0	0	0	0	34
Aidan Guerra	21	2	1	0	10	0	32
Tex Hoy	9	1	2	0	8	0	21
Hymel Hunt	20	8	0	0	32	0	27
Brodie Jones	7	0	0	0	0	0	22
Josh King	7	1	0	0	4	0	25
David Klemmer	21	0	0	0	0	0	27
Edrick Lee	11	6	0	0	24	0	28
Mason Lino	5	0	15	0	30	0	26
Kurt Mann	20	6	0	0	24	0	27
Sione Mata'utia	12	1	0	0	4	0	24
Andrew McCullough	8	2	0	0	8	0	30
Tautau Moga	4	0	0	0	0	0	27
Mitchell Pearce	21	2	0	1	9	21	31
Kalyn Ponga	19	10	46	0	132	0	22
Chris Randall	7	0	0	0	0	0	25
Daniel Saifiti	14	3	0	0	12	0	24
Jacob Saifiti	21	3	0	0	12	0	24
Pasami Saulo	7	0	0	0	0	0	22
Gehamat Shibasaki	11	5	0	0	20	0	22
Starford To'a	7	4	0	0	16	0	20
Enari Tuala	20	11	0	0	44	0	22
Connor Watson	5	1	0	0	4	0	24
Totals	21	78	64	1	441	–	Average: 25

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30 players used.

Source:^[49]

Representative honours

The following players appeared in a representative match or were named in a representative squad in 2020.

Indigenous All Stars

Connor Watson

Māori All Stars

New South Wales extended 64-man squad

David Klemmer (Senior squad)
Mitchell Pearce (Senior squad)
Jonah Pezet (Future Blues)
Daniel Saifiti (Senior squad)

New South Wales

Daniel Saifiti

Queensland

Hymel Hunt (train-on squad)
Edrick Lee
Kalyn Ponga (train-on squad)

Individual honours

Newcastle Knights awards

Player of the Year: Kalyn Ponga
Players' Player: Kalyn Ponga
Gladiator of the Year Award: Kurt Mann
Community Player of the Year: Connor Watson
Rookie of the Year: Chris Randall
Knight in Shining Armor: Mitchell Barnett
Club Person of the Year: Luke Huth

2020 Newcastle Knights season

Squad

Transfers and Re-signings

Gains

Losses

Promoted juniors

Change of role

Re-signings

Player contract situations

Ladder

Milestones

Jerseys and sponsors

Fixtures

NRL Nines

Pre-season Trials

Regular season

Updated Regular Season - 21 May 2020

Finals series

Statistics

Representative honours

Individual honours

Newcastle Knights awards

References

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