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Step back into the annals of Rugby League history and experience some of the greatest ever games from the North Queensland Cowboys. Having joined the competition in 1995, the Townsville-based club has provided a focal point for the proud sporting traditions of the North Queensland public. Sit back and enjoy five classic North Queensland Cowboys games from the Rugby League archives, each presented in their entire original broadcast format a must-have for the true Cowboys fan.
1998, ROUND 4 | COWBOYS 14 12 RAIDERS In a game featuring the debut of young halfback Scott Prince, the Cowboys secure a narrow home victory against the Raiders to extend their winning streak to four consecutive games in what was the fledgling clubs best ever start to a season since their entry in 1995.
2000, ROUND 13 | COWBOYS 50 4 DRAGONS Welcoming the previous years Grand Finalists A typical North Queensland welcome awaited last seasons Grand Finalists the Dragons as they made the long trip north to Townsville. In a display of sheer dominance, the Cowboys bring up a half-century on the scoreboard, with seven players crossing for tries and Julian O'Neill potting nine goals for the game.
2004, SEMI FINALS | COWBOYS 10 0 BRONCOS Having qualified for their first Finals series, the scene is set for an epic Semi Final encounter against the mighty Broncos in Townsville. A packed Dairy Farmers Stadium witnesses David Myles crosses for a lone try, while the final whistle sparks scenes of unrivaled adulation as the Cowboys advance to the Preliminary Finals.
2005, PRELIMINARY FINALS | COWBOYS 29 0 EELS The Cowboys famous character and resolve is on display as they travel into enemy territory to take on the highly-fancied Parramatta Eels side in the 2005 Preliminary Final. With nothing to lose, the Cowboys ride roughshod over their opponents, holding them scoreless and booking their first ever Grand Final berth.
2006, ROUND 1 | COWBOYS 36 4 BRONCOS In the traditional opening round clash between the two Queensland foes, a large and boisterous Brisbane crowd at Suncorp Stadium is quickly silenced as the Cowboys turn in an irresistible display of attacking football, recording their biggest ever win over their state rivals.