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Luke Patten

Referee Career

Vital Statistics

Born
Wednesday, 9th January, 1980
Current Age
46 years and 105 days
Place Of Birth
Bulli, New South Wales, Australia

Honours & Awards

Based only on data available in the RLP database. This information should be used as a guide only.

City vs Country
2004
NRL Premiership
2004

Biography

I’warra junior snared the fullback role in the merged St George I’warra club in 1999. After playing in the Dragons’ 20-18 grand final loss to Melbourne Patten left the club at the end of the following year to play with the Bulldogs. Since then he has proved to be one of the most consistent players in the game and although rep honours have not eventuated, he played his role in the Bulldogs 16-13 win over the Roosters in the 2004 grand final.
- ALAN WHITICKER

Additional Notes

Referee Career Statistics

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Representative Career - International   Games  
Tests (Senior International Matches) - 2 List
Representative Career - Australia   Games  
State of Origin - 3 List
Club Career - Australia   Games  
NRL Premiership 1 141 List
NRL Finals - 12 List
Anzac Cup - 1 List
Overall   Games  
First Class 146 List
Test Matches (2015)   2 List
Australia (2015)   3 List

NRL Premiership - By Year

Season   Games  
NRL 2013   51 List
NRL 2014   44 List
NRL 2015   46 List
NRL Premiership (2013-2015)   141 List

Your Say

  • Paul Carter
    24 Dec 2011 8:14pm

    Patten was the First ever Player Born in the 1980s to play First Grade in the New South Wales Rugby League/Australian Rugby League League/Super League/National Rugby League.

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Contributions: Rugby League Tables, Andrew Ferguson, Shawn Dollin, AJ Lucantonio, Greg Fiveash, Alan Katzmann, Paul Carter, Nick Jones, Max Turner, Bill Bates

Sources: David Middleton's Rugby League Yearbook (1987-88 to present), 2006 Official Rugby League Annual