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The following is a list of
Cook Islands national rugby league team results from their debut in 1986.
1980s
1990s
Date |
Home |
Score |
Away |
Competition |
Venue |
Attendance
|
2 June 1990 |
Cook Islands |
21–15 |
BARLA |
1990 BARLA Tour |
Avarua Tereora Stadium,
Rarotonga |
2,500
[1]
|
20 October 1992 |
Cook Islands |
23–22 |
Niue |
1992 Pacific Cup |
Carlaw Park,
Auckland |
|
22 October 1992 |
Cook Islands |
6–26 |
Tonga |
|
24 October 1992 |
Cook Islands |
12–66 |
Western Samoa |
|
26 October 1992 |
Cook Islands |
6–58 |
Fiji |
|
June 1994 |
Cook Islands |
28–12 |
BARLA |
1994 BARLA Tour |
Avarua Tereora Stadium |
3,523
[2]
|
October 1994 |
Fiji |
19–11 |
Cook Islands |
1994 Pacific Cup |
National Stadium (Suva) |
4,000
|
October 1994 |
American Samoa |
20–22 |
Cook Islands |
1,400
|
October 1994 |
Cook Islands |
0–60 |
Western Samoa |
2,000
|
16 October 1995 |
Cook Islands |
64–6 |
United States |
1995 Rugby League Emerging Nations Tournament |
Post Office Road,
Featherstone |
3,133
|
18 October 1995 |
Cook Islands |
58–20 |
Russia |
Hilton Park,
Leigh |
1,921
|
20 October 1995 |
Cook Islands |
21–10 |
Scotland |
Wheldon Road,
Castleford |
2,889
|
24 October 1995 |
Cook Islands |
22–6 |
Ireland |
Gigg Lane,
Bury |
4,147
|
3 July 1996 |
Cook Islands |
8–14 |
Fiji |
Pacific Challenge |
Mount Smart Stadium,
Auckland |
|
10 July 1996 |
Cook Islands |
4–16 |
New Zealand |
Avarua Tereora Stadium |
3,000
|
11 May 1997 |
Cook Islands |
22–14 |
Fiji |
1997 Oceania Cup |
Carlaw Park,
Auckland |
|
13 May 1997 |
Cook Islands |
12–34 |
Papua New Guinea |
|
15 May 1997 |
New Zealand |
46–2 |
Cook Islands |
|
18 May 1997 |
Cook Islands |
14–38 |
Papua New Guinea |
|
24 June 1998 |
Cook Islands |
18–10 |
Māori |
Māori Tour |
Avarua Tereora Stadium,
Rarotonga |
1,500
[3]
|
28 June 1998 |
Cook Islands |
14–24 |
Māori |
1,700
[4]
|
5 July 1998 |
Cook Islands |
8–24 |
Māori |
2,300
[5]
|
7 October 1998 |
Papua New Guinea |
46–6 |
Cook Islands |
PNG RL 50th Anniversary Tournament |
Lae Rugby League Ground,
Lae |
8,000
[6]
|
11 October 1998 |
Cook Islands |
16–8 |
Māori |
Kalabond Oval,
Kokopo |
6,000
[7]
|
14 October 1998 |
Cook Islands |
22–30 |
Tonga |
6,000
[8]
|
18 October 1998 |
Cook Islands |
6–28 |
Māori |
Lloyd Robson Oval,
Port Moresby |
9,000
[9]
|
October 1998 |
American Samoa |
40–34 |
Cook Islands |
1998 Pacific Cup |
Carlaw Park,
Auckland |
|
October 1998 |
Cook Islands |
8–16 |
Tonga |
|
October 1998 |
Cook Islands |
22–16 |
Tokelau |
|
1999 |
Tonga |
28–13 |
Cook Islands |
Test Series |
Teufaiva Sport Stadium |
|
1999 |
Tonga |
42–2 |
Cook Islands |
|
1999 |
Tonga |
34–4 |
Cook Islands |
|
2000s
Date |
Home |
Score |
Away |
Competition |
Venue |
Attendance
|
29 October 2000 |
Wales |
38–6 |
Cook Islands |
2000 Rugby League World Cup |
Racecourse Ground,
Wrexham |
5,060
|
2 November 2000 |
Cook Islands |
10–84 |
New Zealand |
Madejski Stadium,
Reading |
3,982
|
5 November 2000 |
Cook Islands |
22–22 |
Lebanon |
Millennium Stadium,
Cardiff |
5,500
|
17 August 2004 |
Fiji |
24–36 |
Cook Islands |
Test Series |
ANZ National Stadium,
Suva |
|
24 August 2004 |
Fiji |
14–22 |
Cook Islands |
|
19 October 2004 |
Cook Islands |
18–10 |
Tonga |
2004 Pacific Cup |
Mount Smart Stadium no 2,
Auckland |
700
|
21 October 2004 |
Cook Islands |
20–12 |
Fiji |
1,000
|
23 October 2004 |
Māori |
4–46 |
Cook Islands |
North Harbour Stadium,
Auckland |
|
8 October 2005 |
Māori |
26–26 |
Cook Islands |
International Series |
|
|
13 October 2005 |
Māori |
|
Cook Islands |
|
|
16 October 2005 |
Māori |
16–24 |
Cook Islands |
|
|
29 September 2006 |
Cook Islands |
14–56 |
Tonga |
2008 Rugby League World Cup qualifying |
Campbelltown Stadium,
Sydney |
3,013
[10]
|
4 October 2006 |
Cook Islands |
6–46 |
Samoa |
St Mary's Saints Leagues Stadium,
Sydney |
3,813
[11]
|
7 October 2006 |
Cook Islands |
4–40 |
Fiji |
CUA Stadium,
Penrith |
1,713
[12]
|
17 October 2009 |
Cook Islands |
22–20 |
Samoa |
2009 Pacific Cup |
Barlow Park,
Cairns |
4,261
|
24 October 2009 |
Cook Islands |
24–22 |
Fiji |
Lloyd Robson Oval,
Port Moresby |
3,269
|
1 November 2009 |
Papua New Guinea |
42–14 |
Cook Islands |
10,151
|
? *
New Zealand Māori def. Cook Islands 24–12, December 2006
? * Cook Islands def.
New Zealand Māori 18–16, December 2006
? *
Tonga def. Cook Islands 38–30 (4 October 2004)
2010s
Date |
Home |
Score |
Away |
Competition |
Venue |
Attendance
|
7 October 2012 |
Cook Islands |
28–24 |
Lebanon |
Friendly |
The Crest Stadium,
Sydney |
2,500
[13]
|
20 October 2013 |
Cook Islands |
0–50 |
New Zealand |
Friendly |
Keepmoat Stadium,
Doncaster |
4,638
[14]
|
30 October 2013 |
Cook Islands |
20–32 |
United States |
2013 Rugby League World Cup |
Memorial Stadium,
Bristol |
7,247
[15]
|
5 November 2013 |
Cook Islands |
16–22 |
Tonga |
Leigh Sports Village,
Leigh |
10,554
[16]
|
10 November 2013 |
Cook Islands |
28–24 |
Wales |
The Gnoll,
Neath |
3,270
[17]
|
3 October 2015 |
Cook Islands |
22–44 |
Niue |
Friendly |
Sydney |
N/A
[18]
[19]
|
17 October 2015 |
Cook Islands |
8–28 |
Tonga |
2017 Rugby League World Cup qualifying |
Campbelltown Stadium,
Sydney |
4,813
[20]
|
8 May 2016 |
Cook Islands |
30–20 |
Lebanon |
Friendly |
Belmore Oval,
Sydney |
2,000
[21]
|
6 May 2017 |
Cook Islands |
22–32 |
Papua New Guinea |
International - Pacific Test |
Campbelltown Stadium,
Sydney |
18,271
|
21 June 2019 |
Cook Islands |
66–6 |
South Africa |
2021 Rugby League World Cup qualification – Repechage |
Ringrose Park,
Sydney |
2,621
|
16 November 2019 |
United States |
16–38 |
Cook Islands |
2021 Rugby League World Cup qualification – Repechage |
Hodges Stadium,
Jacksonville |
?
|
2020s
Other Games
- October 1994 – Rotuma Fiji 17–10 Cook Islands, 1994 Pacific Cup, National Stadium, Suva
- 16 October 2010 – NSW Country 22–26 Cook Islands, Friendly, Scully Park, Tamworth, 2,000
See also
References
External links
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