List of Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs records

The Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs are a professional rugby league club in the National Rugby League (NRL), the premier rugby league football competition in Australasia.

Main article: Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs

Based in Belmore, a suburb of Sydney, the Bulldogs in 1935 were admitted to the New South Wales Rugby League (NSWRL) competition, a predecessor of the current NRL competition.

The Bulldogs won their first premiership in just their fourth season (1938). At the time it made them the quickest club (barring the founding clubs) to win a premiership after admission to the competition, a record which was only recently beaten in 1999 by the Melbourne Storm. They won a second premiership in 1942 but then had to wait another 38 years before breaking through for a third title in 1980. During the 80s, the Bulldogs were a dominant force in the competition appearing in five Grand Finals, 1980, 1984, 1985, 1986 and 1988, winning four of them which was 1980 (18-4 against Eastern Suburbs), 1984 (6-4 against Parramatta Eels), 1985 (7-6 against St. George Dragons) and 1988 (24-12 against Balmain Tigers), only to lose in 1986 (4-2 against Parramatta Eels). In the 90s they featured in the 1994, 1995 and 1998 Grand Finals, winning in 1995 (17-4 against Manly Sea Eagles), but losing in 1994 (36-12 against Canberra Raiders) and in 1998 (38-12 against Brisbane Broncos). Their most recent success was in 2004 when they beat the Sydney Roosters 16-13. The tryscorers were Hazem El Masri and Matt Utai, and the Clive Churchill Medal winner was Willie Mason.

Club Records

Biggest Wins
MarginScoreOpponentVenueDate
6266-4North Queensland CowboysBelmore Sports Ground27 August 1995
5252-0Western Suburbs MagpiesLidcombe Oval2 June 1985
5054-4Western Suburbs MagpiesSydney Cricket Ground23 June 1986
4852-4Canberra RaidersTelstra Stadium5 August 2007
4656-10Gold Coast ChargersBelmore Sports Ground19 April 1998
4660-14Sydney RoostersANZ Stadium28 March 2010

Biggest Losses
MarginScoreOpponentVenueDate
856-91St. George DragonsEarl Parrk11 May 1935
807-87Eastern SuburbsSydney Sports Ground18 May 1935
5510-65Eastern SuburbsPratten Park10 August 1935
524-56Parramatta EelsParramatta Stadium12 August 2005
522-54Wests TigersANZ Stadium19 August 2005

Biggest Comeback

Recovered from a 20-point deficit.

  • Trailed Northern Eagles 20-0 after 23 minutes to win 32-30 at NorthPower Stadium on 24 June 2001

Worst Collapse

Surrendered a 20-point lead.

  • Led Parramatta Eels 20-0 after 45 minutes to lose 28-20 at ANZ Stadium on 15 March 2008.

Scoring Records

Most Points in a Match

  • 66 Points, Canterbury beat North Queensland 66-4 (27 August 1995)+

Most Points in a Match (Lose)

  • 36 Points, Wests Tigers beat Canterbury 37-36 (27 March 2005)

Lowest Score Conceded

  • 91 Points, St George beat Canterbury 91-6 (11 May 1935)^

Most Points for Club

  • 2,418 (159 tries, 891 goals) Hazem El Masri (1996–2009)^

Most Points in a Season

  • 342 (16 tries, 139 goals) Hazem El Masri in 2004

Most Tries for Club

  • 159, Hazem El Masri (1996–2009)

Most Tries in a Match

  • 6, Jarrod McInally against Wentworthville Magpies (14 May 2016), Canterbury won 42-14 - Entrust Super Trust Premiership NSW (NSW Cup)
  • 5, Edgar Newham against Balmain (15 August 1942), Canterbury won 26-20 - NRL
  • 5, Nigel Vagana against Souths (19 April 2002), Canterbury won 32-6 - NRL

Most Goals in a Match

  • 11, Hazem El Masri against Souths (3 August 2003), Canterbury Won 62-12

^ denotes premiership record

+ denotes club record for biggest win and most points in a match

Streak Records

Longest Winning Streak

  • 17 Matches, 31 March – 3 August 2002

Longest Losing Streak

  • 11 Matches, 25 June 1955 – 14 April 1956
  • 11 Matches, 6 July 1965 – 17 April 1966

Player Records

Current to Round 17, 2012

Games Records

All-time Top 5 Bulldogs Appearances

All-time Top 5 Bulldogs Appearances
Player Appearance Seasons
Hazem El Masri3171996-2009
Steve Mortimer2721976-1988
Terry Lamb2611984-1996
Steve Folkes 2451979-1991
Chris Anderson2301972-1984

Tries Records

All-time Top 5 Bulldogs Tryscorers

All-time Top 5 Bulldogs Tryscorers
Player Tries
Hazem El Masri159
Terry Lamb123
Chris Anderson94
Luke Patten82
Josh Morris100

Goals Records

All-time Top 5 Bulldogs Goalscorers

All-time Top 5 Bulldogs Goalscorers
Player Goals
Hazem El Masri892
Daryl Halligan630
Steve Gearin405
Terry Lamb375
Les Johns232

Field Goals Records

All-time Top 5 Bulldogs Field Goal scorers

All-time Top 5 Bulldogs Field Goal scorers
Player Field Goals
Terry Lamb37
Les Johns19
Braith Anasta10
Ron Raper10
Brent Sherwin8

Points Records

All-time Top 5 Bulldogs Pointscorers

All-time Top 5 Bulldogs Pointscorers
Player Points
Hazem El Masri2418
Daryl Halligan1490
Terry Lamb1279
Steve Gearin1006
Les Johns545

References

    Footnotes
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    • Lane D (1996). A Family Betrayal - One Man's Super League War - Jarred McCracken. Ironbark Publishing. ISBN 0-330-35839-1
    • Chesterton R (1996). Good as Gould - Phil Gould's Stormy Life in Football. Ironbark Publishing. ISBN 0-330-35873-1
    • Lester G (1991). The Bulldog Story. Playright Publishing. ISBN 0-646-04447-8
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    • Tasker N (1988). Top-Dog - The Steve Mortimer Story. Century Hutchinson Publishing. ISBN 0-09-169231-8
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