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  • Fitzgibbon admits Sharks aren't a "great side" yet

    Fitzgibbon admits Sharks aren’t a “great side” yet

    In 2025, Cronulla Sharks reached the prelim final, defeating top teams but lost to Storm.

    Zero Tackle

    The Cronulla Sharks defied the odds in 2025, making it all the way to a preliminary final in a year that many believed would be another mediocre finish for the Shire-based club.

    That wasn't the case, with the Sharks nailing the impossible tasks of downing the red-hot Sydney Roosters and first-placed Canberra Raiders in back-to-back weeks, earning their spot in this year's prelim.

    Falling 22 to 14 at AAMI Park, the Sharks were unable to topple the Storm powerhouse, a feat that head coach Craig Fitzgibbon admitted would have been extremely difficult.

    In his post-match press conference, Fitzgibbon commended the Storm for their ability to be a "great side," while admitting that the Sharks are a "really good side that haven't converted to becoming a great side."

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  • From ACL Injury to Grand Final Dreams: Jesse Colquhoun

    From ACL Injury to Grand Final Dreams: Jesse Colquhoun

    Jesse Colquhoun overcame a torn ACL; Sharks face Storm for NRL Grand Final spot.

    LeagueNews.co

    Twelve months ago, Jesse Colquhoun was sidelined with a ruptured ACL. Now, the Cronulla Sharks forward is just 80 minutes away from leading his team to an NRL Grand Final.

    Following victories over the Sydney Roosters and Canberra Raiders in consecutive weeks, the Sharks are faced with a significant challenge as they prepare to compete against the formidable Melbourne Storm in Victoria.

    The Sharks' spine, consisting of William Kennedy, Braydon Trindall, Nicho Hynes, and Blayke Brailey, has been performing exceptionally well lately. Additionally, another player has elevated his performance after starting the season in reserve grade.

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  • Raiders Eye Panthers Star for 2026 Boost

    Raiders Eye Panthers Star for 2026 Boost

    The Canberra Raiders aim for continued success, targeting Daine Laurie despite losing Jamal Fogarty.

    LeagueNews.co

    The 2025 minor premiers are looking to ensure their success isn't a one-time event, as reports indicate a significant roster enhancement is on the horizon for next year.

    The Canberra Raiders may be preparing to lose their key player, Jamal Fogarty, but they are set to welcome another exciting talent in their 2026 lineup.

    According to the Daily Telegraph, Penrith Panthers standout Daine Laurie is in discussions about a move to the nation's capital.

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