up his 500th goal during this match, also the team wore a special jersey which was mostly Navy blue with a large grey and white V on the front, it also had the word "Melbourne" printed across the upper back. This jersey was to symbolise Victoria following the City of Melbourne's sponsorship of the match. Round 21 saw the Storm stage a remarkable win away at Parramatta Stadium by coming back from 18 - 0 down at the 54-minute mark to win 22 - 18. In Round 24 the Storm broke their winning streak record defeating the St George Illawarra Dragons 8–6 to win their 12th consecutive match. They also had their highest home crowd of the season and their 4th highest home crowd of all time, with 24,081 watching the match. Billy Slater also played his 200th game. In Round 25 the Storm lost 18–4 to the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles in a violent match informally known as the "Battle of Brookvale". Adam Blair received a five-match suspension for his role in the match, meaning he had played his last game for the club. The Melbourne Storm completed the regular season in first place winning the minor premiership. Billy Slater was crowned Dally M Player of the Year at the Dally M Awards on 6 September 2011. Craig Bellamy also won coach of the year and Cameron Smith won the Representative player of the year award. The Storm qualified for the 2011 NRL finals series and played the Newcastle Knights in Week 1, winning 18–8. This win gave them a one-week break and a home Preliminary Final against the New Zealand Warriors. The Storm lost this final 20-12 ending their season. Milestone games Jerseys In 2011 the Storm jerseys were made by Kooga. They retained their predominantly purple home jersey from 2010 and also their predominantly white away jersey from 2010. On 4 February 2011 Crown Casino was named the naming rights sponsor of the Storm in 2011 and chest sponsor on the jersey. Suzuki is also continuing as major sponsors as well with their name appearing on the sleeves. There is no sponsorship on the back of the jersey. Makita also announced a continuation of their sponsorship and their name will continue to appear on the shorts. Special Round 5 (Heritage Round) – Melbourne wore a replica of their original 1998 home jersey. Round 20 – Storm wore a