2017 Parramatta Eels season

The 2017 Parramatta Eels season is the 71st in the club's history. Coached by Brad Arthur, they are competing in the NRL's 2017 Telstra Premiership.

2017 Parramatta Eels season
NRL Rank4th
Play-off resultSemi-Finalists
2017 recordWins: 16; Draws: 0; Losses: 8
Points scoredFor: 496; Against: 457
Team information
CEOBernie Gurr
CoachBrad Arthur
Captain
StadiumANZ Stadium
Avg. Attend.14,346
High. Attend.28,249 vs. Wests Tigers, Round 7
Top scorers
TriesSemi Radradra (22)
GoalsClinton Gutherson (49)
PointsClinton Gutherson (142)
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Fixtures

Auckland Nines

Match No. Home Score Away Match Information
Date and time (Local) Venue Attendance
1 St George Illawarra Dragons 11 – 32 Parramatta Eels Saturday, 4 February, 12:50 PM Eden Park 22,000
2 New Zealand Warriors 0 – 17 Parramatta Eels Saturday, 4 February, 5:10 PM
3 Manly Sea Eagles 12 – 17 Parramatta Eels Sunday, 5 February, 11:25 AM
QF Parramatta Eels 17 – 0 Gold Coast Titans Sunday, 5 February, 2:20 PM
SF Penrith Panthers 13 – 0 Parramatta Eels Sunday, 5 February, 4:40 PM
GF Did not qualify
Source:[1][2]

Trial matches

Round Home Score Away Match Information
Date and time (Local) Venue Attendance
1 Parramatta Eels 18 – 30 Gold Coast Titans Saturday, 11 February, 7:30 PM ANZAC Oval 2,207
2 Penrith Panthers 18 – 6 Parramatta Eels Saturday, 18 February, 7:10 PM Penrith Stadium
Source:[3][4]

Regular season

Round Home Score Away Match Information
Date and time (Local) Venue Attendance
1 Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles 12 – 20 Parramatta Eels Sunday, 5 March, 4:00 PM Lottoland 11,318
2 St. George Illawarra Dragons 16 – 34 Parramatta Eels Sunday, 12 March, 6:30 PM WIN Stadium 16,023
3 Gold Coast Titans 26 – 14[5] Parramatta Eels Friday, 17 March, 8:05 PM Cbus Super Stadium 11,612[6]
4 Parramatta Eels 6 – 20 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Saturday, 25 March, 7:00 PM ANZ Stadium 17,003
5 Canberra Raiders 30 – 18 Parramatta Eels Saturday, 1 April, 5:30 PM GIO Stadium 17,653
6 New Zealand Warriors 22 – 10 Parramatta Eels Sunday, 9 April, 1:30 PM Mt Smart Stadium 13,526
7 Parramatta Eels 26 – 22 Wests Tigers Monday, 17 April, 3:30 PM ANZ Stadium 28,249
8 Parramatta Eels 18 – 12 Penrith Panthers Saturday, 22 April, 3:00 PM ANZ Stadium 14,070
9 North Queensland Cowboys 6 – 26 Parramatta Eels Friday, 28 April, 8:05 PM 1300SMILES Stadium 10,594
10 Sydney Roosters 48 – 10 Parramatta Eels Sunday, 14 May, 3:00 PM Allianz Stadium 10,467
11 Parramatta Eels 16 – 22 Canberra Raiders Saturday, 20 May, 7:30 PM ANZ Stadium 10,074
12 South Sydney Rabbitohs 16 – 22 Parramatta Eels Friday, 26 May, 7:50 PM ANZ Stadium 14,218
13 Parramatta Eels 32 – 24 New Zealand Warriors Friday, 2 June, 7:50 PM ANZ Stadium 9,489
14 Parramatta Eels 6 – 32 North Queensland Cowboys Saturday, 10 June, 7:30 PM TIO Stadium 11,968
15 Parramatta Eels 24 – 10 St George-Illawarra Dragons Sunday, 18 June, 4:00 PM ANZ Stadium 13,559
Bye Round
17 Parramatta Eels 13 – 12 (gp) Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Thursday, 29 June, 7:50 PM ANZ Stadium 14,061
18 Melbourne Storm 6 – 22 Parramatta Eels Saturday, 8 July, 7:30 PM AAMI Park 13,593
Bye Round
20 Wests Tigers 16 – 17 Parramatta Eels Sunday, 23 July, 4:00 PM ANZ Stadium 30,901
21 Parramatta Eels 28 – 14 Brisbane Broncos Friday, 28 July, 7:50 PM ANZ Stadium 12,182
22 Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 4 – 20 Parramatta Eels Thursday, 3 August, 7:50 PM ANZ Stadium 12,137
23 Parramatta Eels 10 – 29 Newcastle Knights Friday, 11 August, 6:00 PM ANZ Stadium 13,141
24 Parramatta Eels 30 – 8 Gold Coast Titans Thursday, 17 August, 7:50 PM ANZ Stadium 6,826
25 Brisbane Broncos 34 – 52 Parramatta Eels Thursday, 24 August, 7:50 PM Suncorp Stadium 29,058
26 Parramatta Eels 22 – 16 South Sydney Rabbitohs Friday, 1 September, 7:50 PM ANZ Stadium 21,533
Source:[7]

Finals series

Final Home Score Away Match Information
Date and time (Local) Venue Attendance
QF Melbourne Storm 18 – 16 Parramatta Eels Saturday, 9 September, 4:10 PM AAMI Park 22,626
SF Parramatta Eels 16 – 24 North Queensland Cowboys Saturday, 16 September, 7:40 PM ANZ Stadium 41,287
Source:[7]

Players and staff

First grade squad

  • This section lists players who were in Parramatta's first grade squad at any point during the 2017 season
  • Asterisks indicates player left mid-season
  • Caret symbol indicates player joined mid-season
  • Hash symbol indicates player retired mid-season
Nat. Name Position Joined Signed from
Daniel Alvaro PR 2015 Youth
Kirisome Auva'a CE 2017 South Sydney Rabbitohs
Nathan Brown PR / SR / LK 2017 South Sydney Rabbitohs
Troy Dargan HB 2017 Youth
Nathan Davis^ FB / CE / WG 2017 Gold Coast Titans
Isaac De Gois HK 2014 Cronulla Sharks
Kenny Edwards SR / LK 2013 Southport Tigers
Bureta Faraimo* WG 2014 Mackay Cutters
Jamal Fogarty* HB 2017 Burleigh Bears
John Folau WG / CE 2015 Youth
Bevan French FB 2016 Youth
David Gower SR / LK / PR 2014 Manly Sea Eagles
Clinton Gutherson FB / CE / WG 2016 Manly Sea Eagles
James Hasson* SR / PR 2016 Manly Sea Eagles
Josh Hoffman FB / CE / WG / FE 2017 Gold Coast Titans
George Jennings CE / WG 2017 Penrith Panthers
Michael Jennings CE 2016 Sydney Roosters
Cameron King HK 2016 North Queensland Cowboys
Manu Ma'u SR 2014 Wentworthville Magpies
Tim Mannah PR 2009 Youth
Suaia Matagi PR 2017 Penrith Panthers
Tepai Moeroa SR 2014 Youth
Jack Morris SR 2017 Youth
Mitchell Moses^ HB 2017 Wests Tigers
Cody Nelson SR / FE 2015 Gold Coast Titans
Marata Niukore SR / CE 2017 New Zealand Warriors
Corey Norman FE / FB 2014 Brisbane Broncos
Rory O'Brien PR 2016 St George Illawarra Dragons
Frank Pritchard SR 2017 Hull FC
Kaysa Pritchard HK 2013 Youth
Semi Radradra WG 2013 Youth
Jeff Robson HB / FE / HK 2016 New Zealand Warriors
Scott Schulte WG 2016 North Queensland Cowboys
Beau Scott SR / CE 2016 Newcastle Knights
Will Smith FE / FB / CE 2017 Penrith Panthers
Brad Takairangi SR / CE 2015 Gold Coast Titans
Kelepi Tanginoa* SR / LK 2016 North Queensland Cowboys
Peni Terepo PR / SR / LK 2013 Youth
Honeti Tuha WG 2016 Newcastle Knights
Alex Twal* PR 2016 Youth
Joseph Ualesi SR / LK 2013 Youth
Siosaia Vave PR 2017 Manly Sea Eagles
Matthew Woods LK / SR 2016 Wests Tigers
Source:[7]

Transfers

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