List of Manly Warringah Sea Eagles records
Records for the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles club have been recorded since their first season in the New South Wales Rugby Football League premiership in 1947.
Premierships and Titles
Player Records
Players in Bold represent still activeMost games for club
- 309, Cliff Lyons
- 280, Steve Menzies
- 278, Anthony Watmough
- 261, Alan Thompson
- 255, Des Hasler
- 241, Fred Jones
- 238, Geoff Toovey
- 237, Graham Eadie
- 233, Brett Stewart
- 230, Steve Matai
- 224, Jamie Lyon
Most points for club
- 1,917, Graham Eadie
- 1,410, Jamie Lyon
- 1,154, Bob Batty
- 1,093, Matthew Ridge
- 958, Ron Willey
- 842, Ron Rowles
- 652, Brett Stewart
- 602, Steve Menzies
- 578, Michael O'Connor
- 561, Matt Orford
Most tries for club
- 163, Brett Stewart
- 151, Steve Menzies
- 129, Bob Fulton
- 91, Steve Matai
- 86, Jamie Lyon
- 85, Jorge Taufua
- 83, Tom Mooney
- 80, Cliff Lyons
- 72, Des Hasler
- 71, Graham Eadie
- 71, Anthony Watmough
Most goals for club
- 847, Graham Eadie
- 533, Jamie Lyon
- 501, Bob Batty
- 477, Matthew Ridge
- 449, Ron Willey
- 352, Ron Rowles
- 246, Matt Orford
- 181, Michael O'Connor
- 167, Mal Cochrane
- 82, Mike Eden
Most field goals for club
- 57, Bob Fulton
- 30, Dennis Ward
- '''21, Daly Cherry-Evans
- 18, Bob Batty,
- 11, Matthew Ridge
- 9, Matt Orford
- 8, Phil Blake
- 7, Rick Chisholm
- 7, Michael Monaghan
- 6, Cliff Lyons
Most points in a season
- 257, Matthew Ridge in 1995
- 242, Graham Eadie in 1975
- 242, Jamie Lyon in 2013
- 234, Matthew Ridge in 1994
- 233, Graham Eadie in 1976
- 226, Graham Eadie in 1983
- 221, Ron Rowles in 1954
- 220, Ron Rowles in 1951
- 216, Graham Eadie in 1974
- 198, Michael O'Connor in 1988
Most tries in a season
- 27, Phil Blake in 1983
- 23, Kevin Junee in 1974
- 22, Steve Menzies in 1995
- 22, Terry Hill in 1997
- 22, Brett Stewart in 2008
- 21, Bob Fulton in 1976
- 20, John Ribot in 1982
- 20, Steve Menzies in 1996
- 20, Steve Menzies in 1998
- 20, Jorge Taufua and David Williams in 2013
Most goals in a season
- 106, Matthew Ridge in 1994
- 106, Matthew Ridge in 1995
- 103, Graham Eadie in 1976
- 100, Graham Eadie in 1975
- 99, Graham Eadie in 1983
- 93, Graham Eadie in 1974
- 92, Ron Rowles in 1951
- 91, Ron Rowles in 1954
- 89, Jamie Lyon in 2013
- 86, Bob Batty in 1969
Most field goals in a season
- 19, Bob Fulton in 1970
- 14, Bob Fulton in 1968
- 14, Dennis Ward in 1968
- 11, Dennis Ward in 1970
- 10, Bob Fulton in 1967
Most points in a match
- 30, Ron Rowles vs. Canterbury-Bankstown on 24 July 1954 @ Brookvale Oval
- 30, Matthew Ridge vs. Western Suburbs on 25 August 1996 @ Brookvale Oval
- 28, Graham Eadie vs. Penrith Panthers on 29 July 1973 @ Penrith Park
- 28, Matthew Ridge vs. Western Reds on 25 June 1995 @ Brookvale Oval
- 28, Matt Orford vs. Sydney Roosters on 7 July 2007 @ Brookvale Oval
Most tries in a match
- 5, Les Hanigan vs. Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks on 14 May 1967 @ Brookvale Oval
Most goals in a match
- 14, Graham Eadie vs. Penrith Panthers on 29 July 1973 @ Penrith Park
Most Premierships as Captain
- 2 - Fred Jones – 1972, 1973
- 1 - Bob Fulton – 1976
- 1 - Max Krilich – 1978
- 1 - Paul Vautin – 1987
- 1 - Geoff Toovey – 1996
- 1 - Matt Orford – 2008
- 1 - Jamie Lyon – 2011
Premiership wins as a player
- 4 – Graham Eadie, Ian Martin, Terry Randall
- 3 – Bob Fulton, Ray Branighan
- 2 – Ken Irvine, Max Brown, Mal Reilly, John O'Neill, Fred Jones, Bill Hamilton, Tom Mooney, Russel Gartner, Alan Thompson, John Harvey, Max Krilich, Cliff Lyons, Des Hasler, Steve Menzies, Brett Stewart, Michael Robertson, Steve Matai, Jamie Lyon, Brent Kite, Matt Ballin, Anthony Watmough, Glenn Stewart
- 1 – Dennis Ward, Allan Thomson, John Mayes, Peter Peters, John Bucknall, Rod Jackson, Gary Stephens, Phil Lowe, Steve Norton, Gary Thoroughgood, Mark Willoughby, Stephen Knight, Simon Booth, Steve Martin, Bruce Walker, Ian Thomson, Wayne Springall, Dale Shearer, David Ronson, Darrell Williams, Michael O'Connor, Stuart Davis, Paul Vautin, Noel Cleal, Ron Gibbs, Kevin Ward, Mal Cochrane, Phil Daley, Paul Shaw, Mark Pocock, Matthew Ridge, Danny Moore, Craig Innes, Terry Hill, John Hopoate, Nik Kosef, Geoff Toovey, David Gillespie, Jim Serdaris, Mark Carroll, Daniel Gartner, Owen Cunningham, Neil Tierney, Craig Hancock, Steven Bell, David Williams, Matt Orford, Josh Perry, Glen Hall, Heath L'Estrange, Mark Bryant, Jason King, Will Hopoate*, Kieran Foran*, Daly Cherry-Evans, Joe Galuvao, Tony Williams, Shane Rodney, Jamie Buhrer, Vic Mauro, George Rose
Most Grand Finals as a player
- 7 – Graham Eadie including 2 GF appearances in 1978
- 6 Ian Martin, Terry Randall both played 2 GFs in 1978
- 5 – Bob Fulton, Steve Menzies, Alan Thompson- Alan Thompson played in 2 GFs in 1978
- 4 – Fred Jones, Bill Hamilton, Cliff Lyons, Brett Stewart, Steve Matai, Jamie Lyon, Brent Kite, Anthony Watmough, Glenn Stewart, Max Krilich
Coaching Records
Most Games Coached
- 307, Bob Fulton
- 245, Des Hasler
- 139, Ron Willey
- 123, Frank Stanton
- 105, Geoff Toovey
- 101, Wally O'Connell
- 98, Ken Arthurson
Most Wins as a Coach
- 205, Bob Fulton
- 144, Des Hasler
- 97, Ron Willey
- 77, Frank Stanton
- 61, Geoff Toovey
- 56, Ken Arthurson
Most Losses as a Coach
- 101, Des Hasler
- 96, Bob Fulton
- 45, Ron Willey
- 43, Frank Stanton
- 43, Geoff Toovey
- 40, Ken Arthurson
Most Grand Finals Coached
- 5, Bob Fulton
- 3, Ron Willey
- 3, Des Hasler
- 2, Ken Arthurson
- 2, Frank Stanton
Most Premierships as a Coach
- 2, Ron Willey
- 2, Frank Stanton
- 2, Bob Fulton
- 2, Des Hasler
Club Records
Biggest Wins
Biggest Losses
Biggest Wins vs Current NRL Clubs
Biggest Losses vs Current NRL Clubs
Biggest Wins vs Former Clubs
Biggest Losses vs Former Clubs
Win % vs Current Clubs
Win % vs Former Clubs
Most Consecutive Wins
- 15, 12 March – 9 July 1995
Most Consecutive Losses
- 8, 6 May – 29 July 1950
- 8, 28 August 1998 – 18 April 1999
Biggest Comeback
- Trailed Penrith Panthers 26–6 after 53 minutes to win 36–26 at Brookvale Oval on 29 May 2005
Worst Collapse
- Led St George Illawarra Dragons 34–10 after 57 minutes to lose 36–34 at Oki Jubilee Stadium on 29 August 2004
Highest Attendances vs Current NRL Clubs