Cameron Smith wins Steele Sports Medal
Steele Sports Medal: Cameron Smith 31 2nd: Mitchell Pearce 24 3rd: Gareth Widdop 21 Rookie of the Year: Nick Cotric Coach of the Year: Craig Bellamy Representative Player of the Year: Matt Gillett Team
Steele Sports Medal: Cameron Smith 31 2nd: Mitchell Pearce 24 3rd: Gareth Widdop 21 Rookie of the Year: Nick Cotric Coach of the Year: Craig Bellamy Representative Player of the Year: Matt Gillett Team
Cameron Smith and Mitchell Pearce continue to tussle for top spot in the Steele Sports Medal. Both Smith and Pearce claimed votes in Saturday’s blockbuster Melbourne versus Sydney showdown. Voting will now go behind closed
After Round 22 Cameron Smith 23 — Mitchell Pearce 22 Gareth Widdop 20 Sam Burgess 18 Matt Moylan 17 Jason Taumalolo 17 Daly Cherry-Evans 16 Michael Morgan 16 Paul Gallen 16 Paul Vaughan 15 Nathan
He has just ticked the box for 350 NRL games and now Melbourne legend Cameron Smith has wrestled the Steele Sports Medal lead back from Mitchell Pearce after leading the Storm to a huge win
Sydney Roosters star Mitchell Pearce is back on top of the Steele Sports Medal taking the lead back from Cameron Smith. Pearce received three votes in the Roosters’ win over the Newcastle Knights. Gareth Widdop
Melbourne Storm captain Cameron Smith has retaken the lead in the Steele Sports Medal after claiming two votes in State of Origin Game III. Daly Cherry-Evans is the other big mover sliding into outright 5th
Melbourne Storm legend Cameron Smith has joined Gareth Widdop on 18 votes after a Man of the Match performance against Brisbane. Michael Morgan and Sam Burgess have also moved up the ladder after strong showings
Parramatta Eels 13 (French, Radradra tries; Gutherson 2 goals; Moses field goal) defeated Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 12 (B Morris, Frawley tries; Mbye 2 goals) at ANZ Stadium. Crowd: 14,061. Steele Sports Medal 3: Nathan Brown 2:
Sydney Roosters star Mitchell Pearce is on course to collect his first Dally M if The81stMinute’s own Steele Sports Medal votes after 16 NRL rounds is anything to go by. The81stMinute’s annual award has had
New South Wales halfback Mitchell Pearce holds a slender lead over St George Illawarra’s Gareth Widdop after the pair received three votes each in their respective matches over the weekend. Only a few weeks ago,