Melbourne Storm General Manager of football Frank Ponissi says the club will not rush superstar Cameron Munster back from a groin injury. Munster missed the opening round win against the Penrith Panthers at AAMI Park.
After Saturday night’s preliminary final win over the Warriors – Brisbane Broncos coach Reece Walsh likened Reece Walsh to the legendary Billy Slater. The next morning, Slater himself was talking about Walsh and current Storm
The positional team of the year has been announced! Via our social media channels, we confirmed the team based on final Beetson Raudonikis Medal votes for the season. Check out the team below for 2023:
Winners continue to be released across our social media channels with all 17 Club Player of the Year winners confirmed. Each year we announce the highest vote-getter for each team ahead of the final Beetson
Beetson Raudonikis MedalAfter State of Origin I, 2023Sponsored by Barkingham Palace Dog Grooming and Nova Locksmiths Australia 17 Payne Haas 15 Shaun Johnson 14 Nicho Hynes 13 Reece Walsh 13 Dylan Edwards 13 Daly Cherry-Evans 12 Corey Horsburgh
The Melbourne Storm will be hoping to have superstar Cameron Munster available next week after suffering a compound dislocation to his finger in the Storm’s classic golden point win over Parramatta on Thursday night. Munster
Wayne Bennett’s loose lips have angered the Melbourne Storm again over more contract talk about the Storm’s superstar playmaker Cameron Munster. Bennett has again spoken in the media about his confidence of getting Munster to
Queensland has won Game I of the 2022 State of Origin series 16-10 in Sydney with Cameron Munster starring for the Maroons. Beetson Raudonikis Medal Votes 3: Cameron Munster (QLD) 2: James Tedesco (NSW) 1:
Three Melbourne Storm stars have been given to this afternoon (Wednesday) to make a decision on contract extensions offered by the club. The Storm are expecting decisions from Cameron Munster, Jahrome Hughes and Harry Grant
