2022 Brisbane Broncos season

Avg. attendance29,594High attendance42,612Top scorersTriesCorey Oates (20)GoalsAdam Reynolds (61)PointsAdam Reynolds (146)

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The 2022 Brisbane Broncos season was the 35th in the club's history. Coached by Kevin Walters and captained by Adam Reynolds, they competed in the NRL's 2022 Telstra Premiership. After spending much of the season in the top 8, the Broncos crumbled, losing five of their last games and finishing the season in 9th position.

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Fixtures

Pre-season

Date	Round	Opponent	Venue	Score	Tries	Goals	Attendance
Saturday, 19 February	Trial 1	Gold Coast Titans	Robina Stadium	26 – 26	Cobbo, Lee Mam, Paix Staggs	Isaako (3/5)	4,919
Saturday, 26 February	Trial 2	North Queensland Cowboys	Stadium Mackay	6 – 26	Riki	Staggs (1/1)	4,545

Regular season

Date	Round	Opponent	Venue	Score	Tries	Goals	Attendance
Friday, 11 March	Round 1	South Sydney Rabbitohs	Lang Park	11 – 4	Kelly, Oates	Isaako (2/3)	28,313
Sunday 20 March	Round 2	Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs	Stadium Australia	16 – 10	Farnworth (2), Oates	Reynolds (2/3)	13,453
Sunday, 27 March	Round 3	North Queensland Cowboys	Lang Park	12 – 38	Farnworth (2)	Reynolds (2/2)	37,761
Saturday, 2 April	Round 4	New Zealand Warriors	Moreton Daily Stadium	6 – 20	Reynolds	Reynolds (1/1)	9,620
Friday, 8 April	Round 5	Sydney Roosters	Lang Park	20 – 24	Oates (3), Staggs	Reynolds (2/5)	23,508
Friday, 15 April	Round 6	Penrith Panthers	Penrith Stadium	12 – 40	Niu, Staggs	Reynolds (2/2)	19,406
Saturday, 22 April	Round 7	Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs	Lang Park	34 – 14	Cobbo (2), Kennedy, Reynolds, Oates, Paix	Reynolds (5/6)	23,243
Saturday, 28 April	Round 8	Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks	Lang Park	16 – 7	Capewell, Farnworth, Staggs	Reynolds (1/2), Staggs (1/1)	16,740
Thursday, 5 May	Round 9	South Sydney Rabbitohs	Lang Park	32 – 12	Cobbo (2), Farnworth, Reynolds, Oates	Reynolds (5/5)	9,242
Friday, 13 May	Round 10	Manly Warringah Sea Eagles	Lang Park	38 – 0	Cobbo (3), Oates (2), Reynolds	Reynolds (7/7)	40,267
Thursday, 19 May	Round 11	Newcastle Knights	Newcastle International Sports Centre	36 – 12	Cobbo (2), Farnworth, Riki, Oates, Walters	Staggs (6/7)	13,312
Friday, 27 May	Round 12	Gold Coast Titans	Lang Park	35 – 24	Capewell, Cobbo, Farnworth, Martin, Riki, Mam	Staggs (5/6)	32,864
	Round 13	Bye
Saturday, 11 June	Round 14	Canberra Raiders	Lang Park	24 – 18	Farnworth (2), Mam, Pereira	Reynolds (4/5)	28,142
Friday, 17 June	Round 15	Melbourne Storm	Melbourne Rectangular Stadium	20 – 32	Oates (2), Cobbo, Mam	Staggs (2/4)	18,586
Saturday, 2 July	Round 16	North Queensland Cowboys	Willows Sports Complex	26 – 40	Oates (2), Cobbo, Walters	Reynolds (5/5)	23,531
Sunday, 10 July	Round 17	St. George Illawarra Dragons	Lang Park	32 – 18	Hoeter (2), Staggs (2), Mam, Niu	Reynolds (4/6)	29,234
Saturday, 16 July	Round 18	Gold Coast Titans	Robina Stadium	16 – 12	Hoeter, Pereira, Reynolds	Reynolds (2/3)	19,245
Thursday, 21 July	Round 19	Parramatta Eels	Western Sydney Stadium	36 – 14	Oates (2), Capewell, Haas, Riki, Reynolds	Reynolds (6/6)	11,107
Saturday, 30 July	Round 20	Wests Tigers	Lang Park	18 – 32	Mam, Niu, Riki	Reynolds (2/2), Staggs (1/1)	32,909
Thursday, 4 August	Round 21	Sydney Roosters	Sydney Cricket Ground	16 – 34	Oates (2), Capewell	Reynolds (2/3)	10,495
Saturday, 13 August	Round 22	Newcastle Knights	Lang Park	28 – 10	Cobbo (3), Mam, Oates	Reynolds (2/3)	25,742
Friday, 19 August	Round 23	Melbourne Storm	Lang Park	12 – 60	Capewell, Oates	Reynolds (2/2)	42,612
Thursday, 25 August	Round 24	Parramatta Eels	Lang Park	6 – 53	Lee	Staggs (1/1)	30,371
Saturday, 3 September	Round 25	St. George Illawarra Dragons	Jubilee Oval	12 – 22	Hoeter, Walters	Reynolds (2/2)	8,247

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