Want more NRL information than just the draw, results or the current ladder? Then you are in the right place and the right time with the home of Stats and Stuff via our 2024 NRL Round 17 Results Stats Summary for the weekend that was.
Each week we compile and keep up to date a wide range of stats from the latest weekend of NRL action plus the best 2024 NRL Season Stats to help you to the top of the tipping competition, land a few responsible winners or even make your Supercoach team better. And now with a match by match summary full of all the stats you need and/or want.
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NRL Round 17 Results
Fri – Bulldogs 15-14 Cronulla
Sat – Warriors 32-16 Brisbane
Sat – Newcastle 34-26 Parramatta
Sat – Melbourne 16-6 Canberra
Sun – St George Illawarra 26-6 Dolphins
Sun – Penrith 6-16 North Queensland
Sun – Roosters 40-6 Wests Tigers
NRL Round 17 Stats Season Summary
Some weekly and season stats and additional interesting visuals for the weekend that was and the season that is.
OVERALL LADDER AND FORM
WIN / LOSS RECORD BY HOME / OPPOSITION LADDER POSITION
Ladder position from previous round.
WIN / LOSS RECORD BY GEOGRAPHY / DAY / TIME
NRL Round 17 Stats Summary
- Round 17 saw the last four games end with the losing team with the exact same score – 6 points.
- Talking of six and losing, there have been six teams that have been in the wooden spoon position this season.
- South Sydney are currently the best team for last six game form.
- The early games saw a lot of winning streaks end. Cronulla’s six in a row v Bulldogs. Broncos seven in a row away on a Saturday. Parramatta six in a row v Newcastle.
- It was the best home winning % since Round 5 this season.
NRL Round 17 Results and Stats Summary – H2H Match by Match Stats and Stuff
All the games with all the stats you could ever want or need with added barely interesting stats to go with. Giving you a comprehensive wrap up of all that went on in the NRL on the weekend.
- Bulldogs are still the only team remaining with a 100% home record
- The Bulldogs win broke a run of six straight losses v Cronulla.
- Cronulla’s run of seven straight wins on a Friday ended against the Bulldogs.
- The Bulldogs won despite making nearly twice the missed tackles.
- The last three times now the Warriors have conceded 60 points or more they won the following week.
- The Broncos 332 Post Contact Metres was the second worst single team/round effort this season. Xavier “The Beast” Willison secured over a quarter of that total by himself.
- The Broncos loss broke a run of seven straight wins on a Saturday away from home.
- Broncos have now lost two games in a row on a Saturday, before that it was 11 straight wins.
- Broncos haven’t won for the last six rounds and are third last on the ladder from the last six rounds.
- Newcastle’s win broke a run of six straight wins for Parramatta over Newcastle.
- Newcastle have won now the last four games in Newcastle v Parramatta on a Saturday.
- Parramatta have won only one of their last nine games. But did hand back the wooden spoon to the Tigers.
- Parramatta have now lost all seven away games this season.
- The loss for Canberra broke a run of four games v Storm at AAMI Park on a Saturday.
- Melbourne have won 12 of their last 13 home games. But only five of their last 13 home games on a Saturday.
- It’s three losses in a row for Canberra now. That hasn’t happened since they finished off 2023 with a hat trick of losses.
- It was the Dolphins’ first loss this season to Sydney clubs.
- It is only the second time that the Dolphins have been kept scoreless in the second half. The other was Round 7 last season.
- St George Illawarra have now won two of their last 12 Sunday games.
- It was Penrith’s lowest home score since August 2022 when Melbourne beat them 16-0.
- Penrith Stadium has the second lowest total points scored on average of the regular NRL home grounds.
- It broke a run of nine straight home wins on a Sunday for Penrith.
- North Queensland have won 11 of their last 14 v Sydney teams on a Sunday. And eight of their last ten away to Sydney teams on a Sunday.
- Roosters have won the last eight games v Wests Tigers and 18 of the last 19.
- Roosters have won ten in a row on a Sunday v Tigers too.
- Tigers have had 12 players sent to the Sin Bin this season – three ahead of the next worse – Souths.
- Wests Tigers have won one of their last 15 away games. Plus none of their last ten on a Sunday.
NRL Round 17 Bye Summary
A quick look into how each team is doing after the bye rounds this season.
