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Dally M Medal Awards night to crown NRL and NRLW’s best: Ultimate Guide

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The rugby league world waits with bated breath to find out who will take out the sport’s top gong at the Dally M Awards.

The NRL and NRLW worlds will come together on Wednesday October 2 to find out who will win the men’s and women’s Dally M Medal for the 2024 season.

Knights superstar Kalyn took out the men’s gong last year while Tamika Upton won the women’s award to complete the Newcastle double.

Here’s everything you need to know ahead of the 2023 Dally M Awards in our Ultimate Guide!

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THE FORMAT

Ahead of the 2023 season the NRL made several changes to the Dally M voting process, with two independent judges handing out six points each on a 3-2-1 basis.

It could mean that a player who is five votes behind in the final round of the NRL regular season could somehow overtake the leader if they manage to pull in six votes.

Judges will also vote for their best player in each respective position throughout the season, deciding who is named.

However, if a player comes in the top three of the overall leaderboard, they automatically earn selection in their respective position.

Players who are suspended for two or more games also become ineligible to earn a Dally M nomination.

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HOW TO WATCH

The 2024 Dally M Awards will take place on Wednesday night October 2 at The Winx Room at Royal Randwick Race Course in Sydney.

The Red carpet kicks off at 7.30pm AEST and the Awards commence at 8.00pm AEST.

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MEN’S DALLY M LEADERBOARD AFTER ROUND 12

Dally M Leaderboard after Round 12

31 points — Dylan Edwards (Panthers)

30 points — Nicho Hynes (Sharks)

27 points — Daly Cherry-Evans (Sea Eagles)

24 points — Isaah Yeo (Panthers)

23 points — James Tedesco (Roosters)

23 points — Viliame Kikau (Bulldogs)

21 points — Zac Lomax (Dragons)

21 points — Patrick Carrigan (Broncos)

21 points — Tom Trbojevic (Sea Eagles)

21 points — Isaiya Katoa (Dolphins)

18 points — Scott Drinkwater (Cowboys)

17 points — Ben Hunt (Dragons)

17 points — Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow (Dolphins)

17 points — Kalyn Ponga (Knights)

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2024 Dally M Awards nominees

FULLBACK: Dylan Edwards (Panthers), Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow (Dolphins), James Tedesco (Roosters)

WINGERS: Alofiana Khan-Pereira (Titans), Jacob Kiraz (Bulldogs), Zac Lomax (Dragons), Brian To’o (Panthers), Will Warbrick (Storm)

CENTRES: Stephen Crichton (Bulldogs), Herbie Farnworth (Dolphins), Val Holmes (Cowboys), Jesse Ramien (Sharks), Kotoni Staggs (Broncos)

FIVE-EIGHTH: Matt Burton (Bulldogs), Tom Dearden (Cowboys), Jarome Luai (Panthers)

HALFBACK: Daly Cherry-Evans (Sea Eagles), Jahrome Hughes (Storm), Ben Hunt (Dragons)

HOOKER: Blayke Brailey (Sharks), Harry Grant (Storm), Reece Robson (Cowboys)

PROPS: Lindsay Collins (Roosters), James Fisher-Harris (Panthers), Addin Fonua-Blake (Warriors), Moses Leota (Panthers), Joseph Tapine (Raiders)

SECOND-ROWERS: Angus Crichton (Roosters), Eliesa Katoa (Storm), Viliame Kikau (Bulldogs), Jaydn Su’A (Dragons), Hudson Young (Raiders)

LOCK: Pat Carrigan (Broncos), Reuben Cotter (Cowboys), Isaah Yeo (Panthers)

COACH: Craig Bellamy (Storm), Cameron Ciraldo (Bulldogs), Ivan Cleary (Panthers)

CAPTAIN: Stephen Crichton (Bulldogs), Harry Grant (Storm), Isaah Yeo (Panthers)

ROOKIE: Jack Bostock (Dolphins), Kayal Iro (Sharks), Ethan Strange (Raiders)

Provan-Summons Medal

Stephen Crichton (Bulldogs)

Tyrone Munro (Rabbitohs)

Joe Ofahengaue (Eels)

Top Tryscorer

AlofianaKhan-Pereira (Titans)

Top Pointscorer

Val Holmes (Cowboys)

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MEN’S DALLY M WINNERS

2023 Kalyn Ponga

2022 Nicho Hynes

2021 Tom Trbojevic

2020 Jack Wighton

2019 James Tedesco

2018 Roger Tuivasa-Sheck

2017 Cameron Smith

2016 Cooper Cronk and Jason Taumalolo

2015 Johnathan Thurston

2014 Jarryd Hayne and Johnathan Thurston

2013 Cooper Cronk

2012 Ben Barba

2011 Billy Slater

2010 Todd Carney

2009 Jarryd Hayne

2008 Matt Orford

2007 Johnathan Thurston

2006 Cameron Smith

2005 Johnathan Thurston

2004 Danny Buderus

2003 Not Awarded

2002 Andrew Johns

2001 Preston Campbell

2000 Trent Barrett

1999 Andrew Johns

1998 Andrew Johns

1997 Not Awarded

1996 Allan Langer

1995 Laurie Daley

1994 Cliff Lyons

1993 Ricky Stuart

1992 Gary Freeman

1991 Michael Potter

1990 Cliff Lyons

1989 Gavin Miller

1988 Gavin Miller

1987 Peter Sterling

1986 Peter Sterling

1985 Greg Alexander

1984 Michael Potter

1983 Terry Lamb

1982 Ray Price

1981 Steve Rogers

1980 Robert Laurie

1979 Steve Morris

WOMEN’S DALLY M WINNERS

2023 Tamika Upton

2022 Raecene McGregor

2021 Emma Tonegato and Millie Boyle

2020 Ali Brigginshaw

2019 Jessica Sergis

2018 Brittany Breayley-Nati

2017 Simaima Taufua

2016 Kezie Apps

2015 Jenii Sue Hopper

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Panthers break Sharks’ hearts, book 5th straight GF but suffer Cleary scare after masterclass

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The Panthers have booked a spot in their fifth-straight grand final but all eyes will be on Nathan Cleary after he looked to aggravate an existing shoulder injury in the final minutes.

Cleary produced a masterclass in the 26-6 win over the Sharks, setting up three tries, getting three linebreak assists and making just under 100 running metres.

But he was spotted clutching at his left shoulder late in the game and eventually came from the field with five minutes left on the clock.

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It was a tense start to the clash with scores locked up at 2-all until 22 minutes into the game when Cleary came up with some magic, kicking a 40/20 and then setting up Paul Alamoti for the first try of the game in the next set.

Fox League expert Corey Parker called the double play “absolute magic,” while commentator Dan Ginnane declared: “In the space of 60 seconds he’s changed the game.”

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The Panthers extended their lead ahead of half time with another penalty goal after Siosifa Talakai was placed on report for a late shot on Jarome Luai.

It looked like Talakai, who was filling in for Jesse Ramien, was going to be given his marching orders but he was spared the sin-bin by referee Ashley Klein.

The Sharks needed to strike first in the second half and they did exactly that when Sione Katoa scored in the corner with a stunning put-down.

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But their joy was shortlived as the Panthers responded with two tries in three minutes — both set up by Cleary.

A pinpoint cross-field kick set up Brian To’o before Alamoti crossed for his second off a ball from Cleary.

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But Cleary’s night took a turn when he was spotted late in the game clutching at his left shoulder. He tried to play on but was eventually replaced in the final five minutes by Brad Schneider.

That didn’t halt the Panthers’ momentum though and they put an exclamation mark on the win when Liam Martin scored in the 76th minute.

The Panthers will take on the Storm next Sunday at Accor Stadium.

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TEAMS

PANTHERS: 1. Dylan Edwards 2. Sunia Turuva 3. Izack Tago 4. Paul Alamoti 5. Brian To’o 6. Jarome Luai 7. Nathan Cleary 8. Moses Leota 9. Mitch Kenny 10. James Fisher-Harris 11. Luke Garner 12. Liam Martin 13. Isaah Yeo 14. Brad Schneider 15. Lindsay Smith 16. Liam Henry 17. Matt Eisenhuth. 18th man: 18. Casey McLean

SHARKS: 1. William Kennedy 2. Sione Katoa 14. Siosifa Talakai 4. Kayal Iro 5. Ronaldo Mulitalo 6. Braydon Trindall 7. Nicho Hynes 8. Toby Rudolf 9. Blayke Brailey 10. Oregon Kaufusi 11. Briton Nikora 12. Teig Wilton 13. Cameron McInnes 15. Jack Williams 16. Royce Hunt 17. Thomas Hazelton 18. Daniel Atkinson. 18th man: 20. Mawene Hiroti

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