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MELBOURNE STORM BACKS 1. Ryan Papenhuyzen 2. Will Warbrick 3. Jack Howarth 4. Nick Meaney 5. Xavier Coates HALVES 6. Cameron Munster 7. Jahrome Hughes PACK 8. Tui Kamikamica 9. Harry Grant 10. Josh King
Melbourne Storm superstar Cameron Munster has revealed Kiwi playmaker Jahrome Hughes will continue to do the majority of organising as the Storm prepare for the grand final against the three-time champion Penrith Panthers. Munster has
NSW Blues State of Origin coach Michael Maguire has been officially appointed new head coach of the Brisbane Broncos. The Broncos just days ago confirmed club legend Kevin Walters was being moved on with reports
Penrith’s ace halfback Nathan Cleary has downplayed the severity of his troublesome shoulder injury which he aggravated again in the side’s preliminary final win over the Cronulla Sharks. Speaking on Channel Nine’s Today show, Cleary
There is much more to the Penrith Panthers machine and their historic three-straight premierships according to club skipper Isaah Yeo. The Panthers, if they were to defeat the Melbourne Storm in this Sunday’s grand final,
BY STAFF WRITERS Countdown in the 2024 Rugby League Hottest 100 is heating up with 100-21 list now live. Songs voted from 20-1 will be announced via our YouTube channel in the coming days. We
BY STAFF WRITERS The Melbourne Storm is just one win away from another grand final appearance but will need to overcome another NRL heavyweight in the Sydney Roosters at AAMI Park. While the Storm have
Kevin Walters is no longer the head coach of the Brisbane Broncos with the club releasing a statement on Friday morning that the legendary Broncos player had stepped down. But according to some reports, Walters
They bleed just like everybody else. That’s the message from Cronulla Sharks star Nicho Hynes ahead of a preliminary final showdown on Saturday night against the Penrith Panthers. The Panthers are on the hunt for
Melbourne Storm legend and future Immortal Cameron Smith can smell an upset this weekend and believes it could come from the travelling Sydney Roosters. The Bondi club will start as heavy underdogs against Smith’s former
