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Graham Lowe is a New Zealand rugby league coach, who has formerly coached in Australia and England. He coached in the NSWRL, the premier Australian competition that has since evolved into the National Rugby League. He is currently coaching the Bay of Plenty Stags in the National Provincial Competition.^[1]

Lowe was coach of Otahuhu during the 1970s. He has also had experience coaching in the Brisbane club competition (now the Queensland Cup) in the 1970s with Norths, and in Britain with the Wigan RLFC. He coached the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles between 1990 and 1992, and also the Queensland State of Origin team in 1991 and 1992, becoming the first non-Australian to coach in the rugby league showpiece.

Lowe was also coach of the New Zealand and Western Samoan test teams.

In 1996, Lowe coached the North Queensland Cowboys on a one-year contract before stepping aside for Tim Sheens.

In the late 1990's he was a part owner of the Auckland Warriors.

On 25 November 2009, Lowe was appointed the Chief Executive Officer of Manly Sea Eagles.

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^ http://stuff.co.nz/4576673a10713.html Graham Lowe back coaching Sunday, 08 June 2008

Preceded by Ces Mountford	Coach New Zealand Kiwis 1983-1986	Succeeded by Tony Gordon
Preceded by Alan Thompson 1989	Coach Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles 1990-1992	Succeeded by Bob Fulton 1993-1999
Preceded by Grant Bell 1995	Coach North Queensland Cowboys 1996	Succeeded by Tim Sheens 1997-2001
Preceded by Arthur Beetson 1989-1990	Coach Queensland State of Origin 1991-1992	Succeeded by Wally Lewis 1993-1994

v • d • e Queensland State of Origin coaches

John MacDonald • Arthur Beetson • Des Morris • Wayne Bennett • Graham Lowe • Wally Lewis • Paul Vautin • Mark Murray • Michael Hagan • Mal Meninga

v • d • e Wigan RLFC squad - 1988 Challenge Cup Final winners

1 Joe Lydon • 2 Tony Iro • 3 Kevin Iro • 4 Dean Bell • 5 Henderson Gill • 6 Shaun Edwards • 7 Andy Gregory • 8 Brian Case • 9 Nicky Kiss • 10 Adrian Shelford • 11 Andy Goodway • 12 Ian Potter • 13 Ellery Hanley • 14 Ged Byrne • 15 Shaun Wane • Coach: Graham Lowe

v • d • e Wigan RLFC squad - 1989 Challenge Cup Final winners

1 Steve Hampson • 2 Tony Iro • 3 Kevin Iro • 4 Dean Bell • 5 Joe Lydon • 6 Shaun Edwards • 7 Andy Gregory • 8 Ian Lucas • 9 Nicky Kiss • 10 Adrian Shelford • 11 Andy Platt • 12 Ian Potter • 13 Ellery Hanley • 14 Denis Betts • 15 Andy Goodway • Coach: Graham Lowe

v • d • e Western Samoa squad - 1995 Rugby League World Cup

Afoa • Elia • Koko • Laumatia • Maea • Malietoa-Brown • Matautia • Panapa • Perelini • Piva • Poching • Ropati • Schuster (capt) • Setefano • Solomona • Suluvale • Swann • Tatupu • Tuilaepa • Tuigamala • P. Tuimavave • T. Tuimavave • Va'a • J. Vagana • N. Vagana • Coach: Lowe

v • d • e Wigan Warriors Rugby League Football Club

History • Records • Stadium • Current squad • List of players • Honours

Seasons	2006 • 2007 • 2008 • 2009 • 2010

Stadiums	Folly Field (1872–1877; 1879–1886) • Prescott Street (1877–1879; 1886–1901) • Springfield Park (1901–1902) • Central Park (1902–1999) • DW Stadium (1999–present)

Head Coaches	Jim Sullivan (1932–1952; 1961) • Maurice Hughes (1952–1953) • Ted Ward (1953–1956) • Joe Egan (1956–1961) • Johnny Lawrenson (1961) • Griff Jenkins (1961–1963) • Eric Ashton (1963–1973) • Graham Starkey (1973–1974) • Edward "Ted" Toohey (1974–1975) • Joe Coan (1975–1976) • Vince Karalius (1976–1979) • Kel Coslett (1979–1980) • George Fairbairn (1980–1981) • Maurice Bamford (1981–1982) • Alex Murphy (1982–1984) • Colin Clarke/Alan McInnes (1984–1986) • Graham Lowe (1986–1989) • John Monie (1989–1993; 1997–1999) • John Dorahy (1993–1994) • Graeme West (1994–1997) • Eric Hughes (1997) • Andy Goodway (1999) • Frank Endacott (1999–2001) • Stuart Raper (2001–2003) • Mike Gregory (2003–2004) • Denis Betts (2004–2005) • Ian Millward (2005–2006) • Brian Noble (2006–2009) • Michael Maguire (2009–present)

Captains	Andy Farrell (1998–2005) • Sean O'Loughlin (2006–present)

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