Cronulla Sharks

Cronulla caretaker coach Josh Hannay has warned that NRL players need more time to adjust their tackling amid "a perfect recipe for disaster" as three of his men face suspensions. The Sharks finally ended their six-match losing streak with a 13-12 golden-point win over St George Illawarra on Friday night,

HE showed plenty of skill and talent in a man-of-the match performance which helped Cronulla snap a six-game NRL losing streak on Friday night, but it is the work ethic of Will Kennedy that has earned praise.

Cronulla winger Mawene Hiroti also went from the Sharks' villain to the club's hero to help them claim their first win since John Morris was sacked as coach. After the Sharks dominated the first half but could only score one try through Connor Tracey,

Dragons centre Jack Bird was reduced to tears following St George Illawarra's Golden Point loss to the Sharks. Sharks playmaker Chad Townsend, on his field third goal attempt, crushed the hearts of Dragons fans as Cronulla defeated their rivals 13-12 at Jubilee Stadium.

A desperate field goal in extra time gives Cronulla a 13-12 triumph over St George Illawarra, while Reece Walsh stars for the Warriors in their 30-26 defeat of the Wests Tigers.

The Sharks host the Dragons in what’s set to be an interesting local derby on both team’s home turf, Netstrata Jubilee Stadium. The Dragons are coming off a heavy loss to the Storm during Magic Round — but adding to their woes is the four players out due to suspensions.

Promoter Dean Lonergan has talked up the “multi-millions” Paul Gallen stands to make for stepping up to face Justis Huni, while the former Cronulla Sharks star is still fuming over the looming possibility of walking away with nothing.

A candid Paul Gallen has revealed he's beginning to worry about the lasting effects of head knocks off the back of a 400-game rugby league career and his ventures into professional boxing. The Cronulla Sharks great turned prize fighter has largely maintained a steely stance as the issue of concussion …

Craig Fitzgibbon is adamant he won't "blow up" a Cronulla roster with at least $4 million in contract calls to make, insisting the Sharks' rising stars and existing playmakers can make up for missing out on Adam Reynolds.

Wests Tigers Harvey Norman NSW Women’s Premiership Coach Neil Stanley has named his squad for the Round 11 clash against Cronulla Sutherland Sharks at PointsBet Stadium. Sarah Boyle has been named in the starting side in place of Ashlee Makim,