The race for the Dally M Rookie Of The Year award is shaping up as one of the most hotly contested fields in recent seasons – and one club is dominating the contenders list. Vote for your rookie of the year HERE!
Junior participation numbers in Melbourne are through the roof, with kids seeing a clear path towards the NRL where they can be the next Sua Fa’alogo.
Benji Marshall needs to pull the trigger on the halves combination of Jarome Luai and Latu Fainu this week, with one Immortal believing the rookie Fainu should be the one to wear the No.7. THE TACKLE
The Rabbitohs came up one-point short against the Storm but Alex Johnston moved four tries closer to breaking the record that was never supposed to be broken, now just six away from Ken Irvine’s legendary haul.
Wayne Bennett compared Cameron Munster’s Origin performance to something Wally Lewis used to do for his state but doesn’t want a repeat on Saturday.
Melbourne Storm will host a historic triple-header this weekend, featuring the club’s first-ever female footy match at AAMI Park.
Queensland under-19s Origin coaches Darius Boyd and Maia Tua-Davidson have revealed what excites them the most about their side’s 2025 chances as well as broken down their key players match tactics. Discover the state’s emerging stars here.
The ARL Commission informed NRL clubs it has taken the extraordinary step of giving itself the power to charge players for offences on the field. SEE THE EMAIL.
The Storm has always been the master of identifying talent, but it has bigger plans in mind with its homegrown players, with several local juniors expected to become household names at Melbourne in the coming years.
The Melbourne Storm has always been the master of identifying talent, but it has bigger plans in mind with its home-grown players.
Melbourne are under siege for their best talent with the Perth Bears and PNG set to hit the player market. As a result, the Storm are ready to launch one of the richest retention drives in the club’s history.
While Melbourne will end their 27-year association with Queensland feeder teams, they won’t leave the Sunshine State alone, with the Storm turning up the heat on the Broncos in the battle for Queensland talent.
Kristian Woolf’s Dolphins have rocketed into the NRL’s top eight after Isaiya Katoa led his team in an attacking rout against the hapless Dragons.
Star halfback Jahrome Hughes was back to his Dally M-winning form against the Cowboys, keeping the Storm in touch with the competition’s leaders.
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