The club managed to avoid the wooden spoon by twice defeating the winless University, but still conceded 140 tries in sixteen matches or an average of 8.75 tries per game, which remains the second-highest figure in NSWRFL/NRL history behind the 9.08 tries per game conceded by University in their debut 1920 season.
The club avoided the wooden spoon by defeating the winless University twice but still conceded a significant number of tries (140) across sixteen matches, averaging 8.75 tries per game—a mark that ranks second only to University's record of 9.08 tries per game in their inaugural season.