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2019 PNGNRL season

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2019 Papua New Guinea National Rugby League (Digicel Cup)
Teams12
PremiersLae Snax Tigers
Broadcast partnersDigicel (Subscription)
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The 2019 PNGNRL Digicel Cup season was the 29th season of professional rugby league in Papua New Guinea. The Lae Snax Tigers won the minor premiership and the Grand Final, defeating the Hela Wigmen 15–4.

2019 season

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The season commenced in April and ended in September. Three new teams entered the league: the Mt Hagen Eagles, the Vitis Central Dabaris and the Kimbe Cutters. The Chimbu Warriors were expelled before the start of the season, having failed to improve their home ground to the satisfaction of the PNGNRL.[1]

Teams

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2019 Digicel Cup Teams
Team Stadium City/Area
Agmark Gurias Kalabond Oval Kokopo, East New Britain Province
Enga Mioks Johnson Siki Aipus Oval Wabag, Enga Province
Goroka Lahanis National Sports Institute Goroka, Eastern Highlands Province
Gulf Isou PNG Football Stadium Port Moresby, National Capital District
Hela Wigmen Lae League Oval Tari Hela Province
Kimbe Cutters Sasi Muthuvel Stadium Kimbe, West New Britain Province
Lae Snax Tigers Lae League Oval Lae, Morobe Province
Mendi Muruks Joseph Keviame Oval Mendi, Southern Highlands Province
Mt. Hagen Eagles Rebiamul Oval Mt.Hagen, Western Highlands Province
Port Moresby Vipers Lloyd Robson Oval Port Moresby
Vitis Central Dabaris Oil Search National Football Stadium Port Moresby, National Capital District
Waghi Tumbe Minj Oval Minj, Jiwaka Province

Ladder

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Pos Team Pld W D L PF PA Pts
1 Lae Snax Tigers 18 14 2 2 462 202 20
2 Waghi Tumbe 18 13 2 3 364 281 20
3 Rabaul Gurias 18 13 0 5 380 188 16
4 Goroka Lahanis 18 10 4 4 408 276 15
5 Mt Hagen Eagles 18 8 2 8 248 375 12
6 Hela Wigmen 18 8 1 9 297 252 11
7 Enga Mioks 18 6 4 8 274 257 11
8 Port Moresby Vipers 18 7 1 10 257 332 7
9 Gulf Isou 18 7 1 10 169 382 6
10 Mendi Muruks 18 5 1 12 193 246 1
11 Vitis Central Dabaris 18 5 1 12 302 440 6
12 Kimbe Cutters 18 2 1 15 217 440 1

Sources

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http://websites.sportstg.com/comp_info.cgi?a=ROUND&round=3&client=0-11722-0-526935-0&pool=1

References

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  1. ^ "Three new team enter Digicel Cup 2019 comp". Papua New Guinea Post-Courier. 30 November 2018. Retrieved 28 June 2019.