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A 13-YEAR-OLD Mixed Martial Arts fighter from Blackwood who trains alongside her younger brother is preparing to take part in an international…

NRL Rd 11 - Sharks v Dragons Sport by Martin Gabor 21st May 2021 10:08 PM | Updated: 10:23 PM The Dragons may struggle to name a 21-man squad for next week’s game after another horror night at Kogarah in which the home side conceded defeat to Cronulla at the death. Already without the suspended quartet of Mikaele Ravalawa, Tariq Sims, Tyrell Fuimaono and Josh McGuire, the Red V are facing a crisis after Ramsey, Jaiyden Hunt and Max Feagai all failed their HIAs...

FShareTTweetQSMSWWhatsAppBEmailGJTumblrLLinkedIn16 hours ago Sharks playmaker Chad Townsend, on his third field goal attempt, crushed the hearts of Dragons fans as Cronulla defeated their rivals 13-12 at Jubilee Stadium. Townsend's first two attempts were charged down, however on his third attempt, the halfback got his kick off before any Dragons defender could get to him, slotting the kick from 15 metres out directly in front. Following the crushing defeat, cameras captured the moment Bird was left showing no lack of emotion as the Dragons centre fought back tears. "That's how much it means ...

Lone Scout's NRL Fantasy Q&A: Round 11 Author Timestamp Share on social media A lot of NRL Fantasy teams will be battling to get a full 17 on the field this week as injuries and suspensions continue to hit hard, so which trades are worth making and which injured guns should you hold on to? This week's big questions Is Papenhuyzen a trade for those who held him? Or just wait it out until after Origin period? From Jarrod John Harry While in hindsight it would've been helpful to trade him after round 6, if you've still got him now he's a hold. Ryan Papenhuyzen is likely to return for the Storm n...

Dragons young gun Cody Ramsey won't have any dramas adjusting to the workload of a full-time fullback if his latest Telstra Tracker results are anything to go by. The 21-year-old speedster will get a shot in the No.1 jersey in Friday's local derby against the Sharks due to Matt Dufty's shoulder injury. Despite playing 11 of his 12 NRL games on the wing, Ramsey has been touted as a long-term custodian and his effort in a 44-18 Magic Round loss to the Storm showed he's got ample stamina and speed. Ramsey topped the high-speed metres (20km/h or more) category with 884 ahead of Broncos pair Corey...