The draw promises an exciting lineup of home clashes against six of the previous year’s finals teams. This includes encounters with the Storm, Brisbane, and the three-times premiership-winning Penrith at ‘home’ in the exhilarating Magic Round at Suncorp Stadium on May 19. The Sydney Roosters are the sole top-eight side the Warriors won’t meet at their home ground.
Their 30th NRL campaign begins and concludes with showdowns against the Sharks, with a final-round encounter at PointsBet Stadium on August 31.
Throughout the season, byes have been scheduled, including breaks in the weekends preceding State of Origin matches in rounds 13 and 19.
The draw also lays out the teams the Warriors will face only once, both at home and away, marking crucial moments in their upcoming journey through the 2024 NRL season.
Warriors draw 2024
Home games
- Round 1 v Sharks at Go Media Stadium, March 8, 8pm.
- Round 3 v Raiders at Christchurch, March 22, 8pm.
- Round 4 v Knights at Go Media Stadium, March 31, 6.05pm.
- Round 6 v Sea Eagles at Go Media Stadium, April 13, 5pm.
- Round 8 v Titans at Go Media Stadium, April 25, 4pm.
- Round 11 v Panthers at Suncorp Stadium, May 19, 3.50pm (Magic Round).
- Round 12 v Dolphins at Go Media Stadium, May 26, 6.05pm.
- Round 15 v Storm at Go Media Stadium, June 15, 7.30pm.
- Round 17 v Broncos at Go Media Stadium, June 29, 5pm.
- Round 21 v Tigers at Go Media Stadium, July 26, 8pm.
- Round 22 v Eels at Go Media Stadium, August 2, 8pm.
- Round 25 v Bulldogs at Go Media Stadium, August 23, 8pm.
Teams played once:
- Home: Panthers, Broncos, Wests Tigers, Eels
- Away: Rabbitohs, Dragons. Roosters, Cowboys
Teams played home and away:
Sharks, Storm, Raiders, Knights, Sea Eagles, Titans, Dolphins, Bulldogs
Origin period:
- Origin I (June 5): Bye before, Cowboys on June 8
- Origin II (June 26): Titans on June 22, Broncos on June 29
- Origin III (July 17): Bye before, Raiders on July 19
Luke Kirkness is an Online Sports Editor for the NZ Herald. He previously covered consumer affairs for the Herald and was an assistant news director in the Bay of Plenty. He won Student Journalist of the Year in 2019.