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The article profiles the top 100 rugby football players for 2012 including Gareth Hock, Ryan Hall and Greg Inglis. It mentions that Hock has bounced back from his suspension in 2011, providing difficulties for defenses in the Super League. It states that Hall is the best winger for the Poms team and is a prominent scorer. It notes that Inglis took the top spot in 2012 after finishing only sixth in 2011.

The article focuses on the involvement of rugby football player Anthony Watmough in the National Rugby League's Tackle Bullying program. Watmough and the staff of the rugby team Manly Warringah Sea Eagles has helped in launching the team's bullying program in four local schools. According to the player, children are taught ways to get out of a tough situation as part of the program.

The article reports that Jason King will play for the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles rugby football team in the National Rugby League in Australia in 2014. King could play only four matches in 2013 following a shoulder injury. A list of different games to be played by the team during 2014 is also presented.

The article reports that Josh McCrone will play again for the rugby football team Canberra Raiders in the year 2014. McCrone has played more than hundred rugby matches and has been training for this season. According to the team coach Ricky Stuart, McCrone would play at hooker position which is an important position for any team.

The article focuses on rugby player Blake Ayshford, who is moving out from the West Tigers rugby team. Ayshford mentions that he wants to succeed and to become one of the most dominant centres in rugby game, however, he says that he should move out from Tigers to make sure that he will gave himself the chance to make his desires happen. It says that Ayshford is moving to Cronulla Sutherland Sharks rugby team.

The article offers information on rugby coach Ricky Stuart who return as coach of Canberra Raiders rugby club of Australian Capital Territory. It mentions that Stuart is asking all Raiders players for have hard work, compete for their sports, right attitude. Stuart expressed his confidence that Raiders will do well in the sport.

The article reports on rugby football player Zeb Taia and his Cook Islands squad for the World Cup. Taia says his team is very proud for playing the World Cup for the Cook Islands. His team is aimed to show everyone that it is a rugby league country and to firmly put the Cook Islands on the world rugby league map.

The article offers information on the urge of rugby football players Scott Hill and Shane Webcke to help young players of the National Rugby League (NRL). According to Hill, they may even be able to save a life if the NRL could have guys like him and Webcke, who have fought through the hard times, and discuss things with young players who may be having some trouble. Webcke mentions that maybe the NRL need to look at establishing a special unit whose work is to chat to players most at risk.

The article discusses the acquisition of rugby football player Josh Jackson from Knights rugby football team to Bulldog squad.

The article discusses the career of Kade Snowden, an Australian professional rugby league footballer playing for the Newcastle Knights in the National Rugby League (NRL). Snowden started last season a shadow of the player who had worn a Test and New South Wales jersey the year before.

The article presents information on Australian professional rugby league footballer Alex McKinney's' performance in the 2012 season. Mckinnon's performance in the season is stated to be impressive despite his battle through constant illness in 2012, which would have floored most others. He said that there were, times during the season when he spent two days in bed before and ended up getting a blood test that showed that he had a bout of glandular fever.

The article profiles New Zealand Warriors rugby league player James Maloney. It mentions his decision to sign with the Sydney Roosters rugby club 12 months before his contract with his Auckland-based team had ended. It also notes his desperate attempt in proving his credentials and comments on fellow player Sonny Bill Williams who he considers an outstanding athlete. INSET: YOUNG GUN.

The article profiles Newcastle Knights rugby football player Willie Mason who reportedly proved the critics wrong by being a premiership winner, Clive Churchill Medallist, 13 times a New South Wales (NSW) Blue, and 24 times a Kangaroo. It states that Mason has accepted Wayne Bennett's National Rugby League (NRL) lifeline and became one of the outstanding players by the end of the season. It notes that Mason does not yet have an official deal with the club for 2013.

The article focuses on the performance of the rugby football team Penrith Panthers in the 2011 season of Australasia's National Rugby League (NRL). It states that the team managed to perform decently despite rumors regarding its coach Matt Elliott and injuries of key players Michael Gordon and Timana Tahu. Also presented is a chart listing the number of goals, points, and errors made by the team's players during the season.

The article focuses on the performance of the rugby football team Canterbury Bulldogs in the 2011 season of Australasia's National Rugby League (NRL). It informs that the team failed to qualify for the finals for successive years and discusses the impact of off-season changes in the team responsible for its poor performance. Also presented is a chart listing the number of goals, points, and errors made by the team's players during the season.

The article focuses on the performance of the rugby football team Newcastle Knights in the 2011 season of Australasia's National Rugby League (NRL). It mentions various problems the team faced during the season which include injuries of key players and discusses the team's competitive spirit and commitment of new players. Also presented is a chart listing the number of goals, points, and errors made by the team's players during the season.

The article offers news briefs related to Australian rugby football teams. Player Roy Asotasi of the team South Sydney Rabbitohs is recovering from his wrist injury and is waiting for final medical clearance. Manager of the team North Queensland Cowboys Peter Parr discussed the steps being taken by the team to retain its young players. Player Zeb Tala of the team Newcastle Knights has received clearance from his surgeon to make a comeback after his neck surgery.

The article offers news briefs related to rugby football teams. it is stated that the Anzac Test turned to be a nightmare for rugby football player Sam Rapiraas he badly dislocated his thumb. A longstanding and successful partnership with player Brian Smith will be renewed by rugby player Matthew Elliott. An enviable record has been built by the rugby team Brisbane Bulldogs under the guidance of coach Justin Holbrook.

The article offers news briefs related to rugby football teams. Tom Symonds of the rugby team Sydney Roosters personally called Parramatta Eels coach Steve Kearney to tell him that he had refused a rich offer from the Eels to remain a Rooster two weeks ago. Rugby team Canberra Raiders has received a boost with the return of skipper Terry Campese. Rugby team St. George Illawarra Dragons has launched an official Web site for its fans, My Dragons, at www.mydragons.com.au.

The article presents information on several rugby players, their fitness and their contribution to the team over the years. It informs about the knee surgery of Justin Poore who has missed the start of the year but is trying to remain positive. Sam Kasiano has played 20 games for the Canterbury Bulldogs team in the Toyota Cup in 2010. It informs about the return of Joe Vickery to the Gold Coast Titans team as he returns from injury.

The article presents an interview with former rugby player Michael Buettner. He recalled his early days with the team Parramatta Eels where he was involved in some good wins and also losses. He also shared his success of getting to first grade game very quickly as a player. He also recalled the disappointing grand final in 2001 that he played against the team Newcastle Knights.

The article presents information on rugby football player Neville Costigan, who refused to sign a three-year deal for the rugby football club Newcastle. Costigan says that the Knights was the first club that wanted him and he didn't even talk to anyone else. It is stated that a key player of a team going towards a premiership cannot sign a contract just for the money.

The article presents information on rugby league football player Daniel Harrison who will play for the team Sea Eagles for the 2010 season. The 22-year-old back-rower has returned to the Sea Eagles after completing a four-year contract at the team Bulldogs. In 2010, Harrison played an important role in the Bulldogs' NSW Cup premiership victory.

The article focuses on the rugby football team Newcastle Knights headed by coach Rick Stone and captain Kurt Gidley. It mentions that the team's Jarred Mullen led the Knights in try assists for the fourth straight season. A chart depicting the game statistics of the team's rugby footballers is also presented.

An interview with former rugby football player Scott Hill is presented. When asked about his reaction after being compared to Australian rugby legend Brett Kenny when he made his debut, he replies that it boosted his confidence. When asked about his decision to leave the Hunter Mariners team, he states that he was uncertain about his future while leaving the Mariners. He states that it was devastating for him to miss the 1999 grand final for the Melbourne Storm rugby team due to an injury.

The article profiles Penrith Panthers rugby team's player Daine Laurie. It is reported that, in the year 2009 there was a time when no team wanted Laurie, except Panthers' coach Matthew Elliott. It is stated that, Laurie has realized that with a question marks over whether he has the attitude and desire to make it as a National Rugby League (NRL) player, the 2010 is the year for him to prove himself.

The article profiles Newcastle Knights rugby team's player Evarn Tuimavave. Tuimavave was suffering from a bulging disc that was pushing against his spinal chord. Tuimavave says that the doctors told him that he needed to have a complete three month break and see if it corrected itself before they had to do something with it. Knights' coach Rick Stone says that Tuimavave has played just over 100 first-grade games and he is a genuine front-rower which is what every team is looking for.

The article profiles Manly Warringah Sea Eagles rugby team's player Joe Galuvao. Galuvao says that although he wanted to leave rugby, what made up his mind to keep playing was the fact that Manly made it clear that they really wanted him. It is stated that, Galuvao's rugby career has experienced several ups and downs, which includes on one hand the 2003 Australian rugby league season in which he performed very well, and on the other, the 2007 season in which he failed badly.

The article focuses on the coach of the Melbourne Storm rugby team, Craig Bellamy, whose style of coaching is regarded as a reason behind the success of rugby footballers Scott Anderson and Ryan Hinchcliffe. It is stated that he has built a culture which has became the envy of every other National Rugby League (NRL) club. Hinchcliffe states that when he wanted to improve his game, he decided to join the Storm, which has a competitive spirit under Bellamy's guidance.

The article presents the comments of several players of the rugby football team Newcastle Knights about the performance of the team in the 2009 National Rugby League played in Australia. According to Steve Simpson, the team has been playing well. Adam MacDougall, another member of the Knights, the team is in a better position than other teams to capitalise on its success.

The article profiles the player of St. George Illawarra Dragons rugby team, Matt Prior. Prior's teammate, Dean Young says that before winning the man-of-the-match award against Cronulla Sharks rugby team, Prior was a pretty quiet player. Matt's mother Christine Prior says that, since team's coach Wayne Bennett has shown faith in Matt by playing him in the team, Matt has gained more confidence. It is stated that, Matt's attitude and simplicity to life has made him one of Bennett's favourites.

The article reports on rugby league football player Isaac De Gois who has signed Knights rugby football club. De Gois will replace player Danny Buderus. It is stated that De Gois has been signed because of the way he plays, and the qualities he can bring to a team that showed glimpses last season of the force they can become in 2009. Buderus thinks the club is on a clear winner identifying De Gois and signing him as far back as April 2008.

The article presents information on farms owned by rugby football player Steve Simpson of the team Newcastle Knights. Simpson purchased a house at Stockton, but the house burned down two weeks before he was about to move in. Later, Simpson purchased a 150-acre property near Maitland, New South Wales. Simpson currently has 40 head of beef cattle on his property, and he plans to set up a stud farm after retirement.

The article reports on former Newcastle Knights layer Alex McKinnon who suffered a neck injury after an unfortunate tackle in March 2014. Topics include the statements of Scott McKinnon, Alex's father, in his first time to speak about his son's injury, Scott's thanks for Pave Smith and the help he extended to Alex, and Alex's prospects outside rugby football.

The article offers the insights of rugby football players from Newcastle Knights team such as Dane Gagai and Korbin Sims regarding their team mate Alex McKinnon, who has been in an induced comatose following a spinal injury.

The article focuses on the game plan of Jamie Goddard as head coach of the Terrigal Sharks in the Wamberal Rugby League (WRL) in Australia. Topics covered include his history as a player, the inclusion of his son Mitchell in the team as a first-grader and captain, the league performance of the Terrigal Sharks.

The article reports on the issues addressed by Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles rugby football player Brenton Lawrence about his teammate Anthony Watmough in Australia.

The article reports that Tyrone Roberts is ready to play for the rugby football team Newcastle Knights in the year 2014. Roberts says that his confidence as a player increased in 2013 and he has been making efforts to improve his kicking game. A list of the matches to be played by the Knights is also presented.

The article offers information on Danny Buderus, an Australian professional rugby league footballer who signed to the Knights football team as number 6 or number 7.

The article features rugby player Michael Lichaa of the Cronulla Sutherland Sharks rugby team, who will play a key role in the New South Wales Cup in 2014.

The article offers information on rugby player Mitch Cornish of the Canberra Raiders rugby club who is ready for his round 26 top-grade debut.

The article presents information on rugby football player Matt King.

The article offers information on the clean chit received by Brad Murray, Australian professional rugby league footballer for the Western Suburbs Rosellas of the Newcastle Rugby League, from the magistrate after the National Rugby League's (NRL) match-fixing investigation. It also discusses the history of Country Rugby League.

The article offers information on the life aspects of David Tyrrell, an Australian professional rugby league player who currently plays for the South Sydney Rabbitohs in the National Rugby League (NRL), who like to watch movie when alone. It mentions that Tyrrell is crazy about movies and also have more knowledge about movies in comparison to other NRL player.

The article reports on rugby football player Joey Leilua, who de-registered by the National Rugby League (NRL) until earlier in 2013.

The article profiles Richie Faaoso, the professional rugby league player for the Sea Eagles who has been suspended for separate shoulder charge and spear tackle incidents.

The article presents information on Australian professional rugby league footballer for the team Melbourne Storm of the National Rugby League Jordan Mclean.

The article presents a profile of rugby league football player Dane Nielsen. Nielsen plays for the New Zealand Warriors team. He is considered as one of the rugby league's best defensive centers. He previously played for the Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks and Melbourne Storm teams. According to New Zealand Warriors coach Matt Elliott, Nielsen helps and teaches his younger team-mates.