2020 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks season

The 2020 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks season is the 54th in the club's history. The team is coached by John Morris and captained by Wade Graham. The team will compete in the National Rugby League's 2020 Telstra Premiership. This season marks the first since 2001 without club legend Paul Gallen, who retired at the end of the 2019 season.[1]

2020 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks season
NRL Rank	8th
2020 record	Wins: 7; Draws: 0; Losses: 6
Points scored	For: 332; Against: 288
Team information
CEO	Dino Mezzatesta
Coach	John Morris
Assistant coach	Dave Howlett & Craig Sandercock
Stadium	Netstrata Jubilee Stadium → Bankwest Stadium
Top scorers
Tries	Sione Katoa (12)
Goals	Shaun Johnson (48)
Points	Shaun Johnson (104)
< 2019 2021 >

Milestones

• Round 1: Connor Tracey made his debut for the club, after previously playing for the South Sydney Rabbitohs.
• Round 1: Toby Rudolf made his NRL debut for the club.
• Round 2: Billy Magoulias scored his 1st career try.
• Round 3: William Kennedy scored his 1st career try.
• Round 4: Siosifa Talakai made his debut for the club, after previously playing for the South Sydney Rabbitohs.
• Round 5: Mawene Hiroti scored his 1st try for the club.
• Round 6: Royce Hunt made his debut for the club, after previously playing for the Canberra Raiders.
• Round 8: Royce Hunt scored his 1st career try.
• Round 9: Nene Macdonald made his debut for the club, after previously playing for the North Queensland Cowboys and scored his 1st try for the club.
• Round 11: Teig Wilton made his NRL debut for the club.
• Round 12: Aaron Woods played his 200th career game.
• Round 12: Jackson Ferris made his NRL debut and scored his 1st career try for the club.
• Round 12: Braydon Trindall made his NRL debut for the club.
• Round 12: Siosifa Talakai scored his 1st try for the club.
• Round 12: Connor Tracey scored his 1st career try.
• Round 13: Josh Dugan played his 200th career game.
• Round 13: Jesse Ramien played his 50th career game.
• Round 13: Wade Graham played his 200th game for the club.

Harvey Norman Women's Premiership

Regular season

Source:[2]

Date	Round	Opponent	Venue	Result	Score	Tries	Goals	Field Goals	Report
19 July	1	Wentworthville Magpies	Ringrose Park, Sydney	Win	28-14	Robinson (2), Cherrington, Cowan, Penitani	Studdon 4/5		[3]
Team Details FB 1 Tiana Penitani WG 2 Andie Robinson CE 3 Jaime Chapman CE 4 Kiana Takairangi WG 5 Lynda Howarth FE 6 Corban McGregor (c) HB 7 Maddie Studdon PR 8 Georgina Brooker HK 9 Keeley Davis PR 10 Analei Netzler SR 11 Georgia Page SR 12 Talei Holmes LK 13 Kaarla Cowan Interchange: IC 14 Jade Etherden IC 15 Brandi-Lee Stainton Payne IC 17 Kennedy Cherrington IC 18 Tia Hinds Reserves: RE 19 Zali Fay Coach: Glenn Brailey
25 July	2	North Sydney Bears	Cronulla High School, Sydney	Win	18-10	Penitani, McGregor, Metzler, Chapman	McGregor 1/4		[4]
Team Details FB 1 Tiana Penitani WG 2 Andie Robinson CE 3 Jaime Chapman CE 4 Kiana Takairangi WG 5 Lynda Howarth FE 6 Corban McGregor (c) HB 9 Keeley Davis PR 8 Georgina Brooker HK 20 Jade Etherden PR 10 Analei Netzler SR 11 Georgia Page SR 12 Talei Holmes LK 13 Kaarla Cowan Interchange: IC 14 Jamie-Anne Wright IC 15 Tegan Dymock IC 17 Kennedy Cherrington IC 18 Tia Hinds Reserves: RE 7 Maddie Studdon RE 19 Zali Fay Coach: Glenn Brailey
	3	Bye
8 August	4	Central Coast Roosters	Cronulla High School, Sydney
Team Details FB 1 Jaime Chapman WG 2 Andie Robinson CE 3 Jamie-Anne Wright CE 4 Kiana Takairangi WG 5 Zali Fay FE 6 Corban McGregor (c) HB 7 Maddie Studdon PR 8 Analei Netzler HK 9 Keeley Davis PR 10 Georgina Brooker SR 11 Talei Holmes SR 12 Georgia Page LK 13 Kaarla Cowan Interchange: IC 14 Tia Hinds IC 15 Jade Etherden IC 16 Kennedy Cherrington IC 17 Tegan Dymock Reserves: RE 18 Lavinia Taukamo Coach: Glenn Brailey

• At the end of Round 1, the NSWRL announced the immediate suspension of the Harvey Norman Women's Premiership due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[5] It was later announced that the season would resume and the competition restarted from 18 July.[6]

Jersey Flegg Cup (U20)

Regular season

Source:[7]

Date	Round	Opponent	Venue	Result	Score	Tries	Goals	Field Goals	Report
15 March	1	South Sydney Rabbitohs	Redfern Oval, Sydney	Loss	30-32	Pele (2), Lualua, Talagi, Longmuir	Broadhurst 5/5		[8]
Team Details FB 1 Jonaiah Lualua WG 2 Eliah Veikoso CE 3 James Coyne CE 4 Vito Tevaga WG 5 Marco Talagi FE 6 Kai Broadhurst HB 7 Angus Ernst PR 8 Franklin Pele HK 9 Isaac Longmuir (c) PR 10 Jesse Colquhoun SR 11 Kai Parker SR 12 Jack Boyling (c) LK 13 Damon Smith Interchange: IC 14 Thomas Giles IC 15 Elijah Ieriko IC 16 Nic Barlow IC 18 Kyle Pickering Reserves: RE 17 Rhys Dakin RE 19 Zane Jegers RE 20 Kane Ball Coach: Daniel Holdsworth

• On March 27, the 2020 Jersey Flegg Cup was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[9]

Canterbury Cup NSW (Newtown Jets)

Regular season

Source:[10]

Date	Round	Opponent	Venue	Result	Score	Tries	Goals	Field Goals	Report
15 March	1	South Sydney Rabbitohs	Metricon High Performance Centre, Sydney	Win	32-12	Hunt, Demetriou, Ferris, Milne, Wilton	Trindall 6/6		[11]
Team Details FB 1 Tyla Tamou WG 2 Jackson Ferris CE 3 Addison Demetriou CE 14 Jenson Taumoepeau WG 17 John Olive FE 20 Billy Magoulias (c) HB 7 Braydon Trindall PR 8 Wesley Lolo HK 9 Zac Woolford PR 21 Royce Hunt SR 11 Teig Wilton SR 12 Siosifa Talakai LK 13 Jayson Bukuya Interchange: IC 10 Daniel Vasquez IC 15 Kyle Paterson IC 16 Brock Gray IC 23 Kayleb Milne Reserves: RE 6 Matt Stimson RE 21 Tom Hazelton RE 24 Tom Caughlan Coach: Greg Matterson

• On March 27, the 2020 Canterbury Cup NSW was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[12]

Fixtures

Pre-season

Date	Round	Opponent	Venue	Result	Score	Tries	Goals	Field Goals	Report
14 February	2020 NRL Nines Pool Match	St. George Illawarra Dragons	HBF Park, Perth	Loss	5-27	Katoa (Bonus Zone Try)	Townsend 0/1		[13]
Team Details SR 1 Wade Graham (c) LK 3 Jack Williams PR 4 Aaron Woods HK 5 Blayke Brailey CE 6 Josh Morris CE 7 Jesse Ramien HB 8 Chad Townsend FE 9 Shaun Johnson WG 10 Ronaldo Mulitalo Interchange: IC 2 Briton Nikora IC 11 William Kennedy IC 12 Sione Katoa IC 13 Connor Tracey IC 16 Scott Sorensen Coach: John Morris
15 February	2020 NRL Nines Pool Match	Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs	HBF Park, Perth	Win	27-4	Morris (3), Tracey (Bonus Zone Try), Mulitalo	Johnson 2/5		[14]
Team Details SR 2 Briton Nikora PR 4 Aaron Woods CE 6 Josh Morris CE 7 Jesse Ramien HB 8 Chad Townsend FE 9 Shaun Johnson WG 10 Ronaldo Mulitalo WG 12 Sione Katoa HB 13 Connor Tracey Interchange: IC 11 William Kennedy IC 14 Billy Magoulias IC 15 Toby Rudolf IC 17 Teig Wilton IC 18 Braydon Trindall Coach: John Morris
23 February	Trial Match	Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs	PNG Football Stadium, Port Moresby	Loss	18-30	Kennedy, Katoa, Trindall, Tracey	Trindall 1/4		[15]
Team Details FB 1 William Kennedy WG 2 Sione Katoa CE 3 Jackson Ferris CE 4 Vito Tevaga WG 5 Ronaldo Mulitalo FE 6 Connor Tracey HB 7 Braydon Trindall PR 8 Toby Rudolf HK 9 Cameron King PR 10 Royce Hunt SR 11 Scott Sorensen SR 12 Siosifa Talakai LK 13 Billy Magoulias Interchange: IC 14 Teig Wilton IC 15 Kyle Paterson IC 16 Kayleb Milne IC 17 Connor Luhan IC 18 Franklin Pele IC 19 Tom Hazelton IC 20 Wesley Lolo IC 21 Jonaiah Lualua IC 22 Lorenzo Mulitalo IC 23 Brock Gray Coach: John Morris
2 March	Trial Match	Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles	Netstrata Jubilee Stadium, Sydney	Win	28-16	Tracey (2), Morris, Rudolf, Pele	Townsend 2/3, Hiroti 2/2		[16]
Team Details FB 1 William Kennedy WG 2 Sione Katoa CE 3 Josh Morris CE 4 Jesse Ramien WG 21 Jackson Ferris FE 14 Connor Tracey HB 7 Chad Townsend PR 8 Andrew Fifita HK 9 Blayke Brailey PR 10 Aaron Woods SR 11 Briton Nikora SR 12 Wade Graham (c) LK 13 Jack Williams Interchange: IC 6 Braydon Trindall IC 15 Braden Hamlin-Uele IC 16 Toby Rudolf IC 17 Scott Sorensen IC 18 Billy Magoulias IC 19 Siosifa Talakai IC 20 Royce Hunt IC 11 Teig Wilton IC 24 Jensen Taumoepeau IC 25 Mawene Hiroti IC 1 Vito Tevaga IC 10 Franklin Pele IC 13 Kayleb Milne Coach: John Morris

Regular season

Source:[17]

Date	Round	Opponent	Venue	Result	Score	Tries	Goals	Field Goals	Report
14 March	1	South Sydney Rabbitohs	ANZ Stadium, Sydney	Loss	18-22	Katoa (2), Graham	Johnson 3/4		[18]
Team Details FB 1 William Kennedy WG 2 Sione Katoa CE 3 Josh Morris CE 4 Jesse Ramien WG 5 Ronaldo Mulitalo FE 6 Shaun Johnson HB 7 Chad Townsend PR 8 Andrew Fifita HK 9 Blayke Brailey PR 10 Aaron Woods SR 11 Briton Nikora SR 12 Wade Graham (c) LK 13 Jack Williams Interchange: IC 14 Connor Tracey IC 15 Braden Hamlin-Uele IC 16 Toby Rudolf IC 17 Scott Sorensen Reserves: RE 18 Billy Magoulias RE 19 Braydon Trindall RE 20 Royce Hunt RE 21 Jackson Ferris Coach: John Morris
21 March	2	Melbourne Storm	Netstrata Jubilee Stadium, Sydney	Loss	10-12	Magoulias	Johnson 3/3		[19]
Team Details FB 1 William Kennedy WG 2 Sione Katoa CE 3 Josh Morris CE 4 Jesse Ramien WG 5 Ronaldo Mulitalo FE 6 Shaun Johnson HB 7 Chad Townsend PR 8 Andrew Fifita HK 9 Blayke Brailey PR 10 Aaron Woods SR 17 Scott Sorensen SR 12 Wade Graham (c) LK 13 Jack Williams Interchange: IC 14 Connor Tracey IC 15 Braden Hamlin-Uele IC 16 Toby Rudolf IC 18 Billy Magoulias Reserves: RE 11 Briton Nikora RE 19 Braydon Trindall RE 20 Royce Hunt RE 21 Josh Dugan Coach: John Morris
30 May	3	Wests Tigers	Bankwest Stadium, Sydney	Loss	16-28	Dugan (2), Kennedy	Johnson 2/3		[20]
Team Details FB 1 William Kennedy WG 2 Sione Katoa CE 3 Josh Dugan CE 4 Jesse Ramien WG 5 Ronaldo Mulitalo FE 6 Shaun Johnson HB 7 Chad Townsend PR 10 Aaron Woods HK 9 Blayke Brailey PR 16 Toby Rudolf SR 11 Briton Nikora SR 12 Wade Graham (c) LK 13 Jack Williams Interchange: IC 15 Braden Hamlin-Uele IC 17 Scott Sorensen IC 18 Billy Magoulias IC 19 Matt Moylan Reserves: RE 8 Andrew Fifita RE 14 Connor Tracey RE 20 Royce Hunt RE 21 Siosifa Talakai Coach: John Morris
6 June	4	North Queensland Cowboys	Queensland Country Bank Stadium, Townsville	Win	26-16	Ramien (2), Mulitalo (2), Nikora	Johnson 3/6	Johnson 0/1	[21]
Team Details FB 1 William Kennedy WG 2 Sione Katoa CE 3 Josh Dugan CE 4 Jesse Ramien WG 5 Ronaldo Mulitalo FE 6 Matt Moylan HB 7 Shaun Johnson PR 8 Toby Rudolf HK 9 Blayke Brailey PR 10 Aaron Woods SR 11 Briton Nikora SR 12 Wade Graham (c) LK 13 Jack Williams Interchange: IC 14 Connor Tracey IC 15 Braden Hamlin-Uele IC 16 Siosifa Talakai IC 17 Scott Sorensen Reserves: RE 18 Billy Magoulias RE 19 Braydon Trindall RE 20 Royce Hunt RE 21 Teig Wilton Coach: John Morris
14 June	5	St. George Illawarra Dragons	Campbelltown Stadium, Sydney	Loss	30-16	Hiroti, Katoa, Graham	Johnson 2/3		[22]
Team Details FB 19 William Kennedy WG 2 Sione Katoa CE 3 Josh Dugan CE 4 Jesse Ramien WG 5 Mawene Hiroti FE 6 Shaun Johnson HB 7 Chad Townsend PR 8 Andrew Fifita HK 9 Blayke Brailey PR 10 Aaron Woods SR 11 Briton Nikora SR 12 Wade Graham (c) LK 16 Toby Rudolf Interchange: IC 13 Jack Williams IC 14 Connor Tracey IC 15 Braden Hamlin-Uele IC 17 Scott Sorensen Reserves: RE 1 Matt Moylan RE 18 Siosifa Talakai RE 20 Royce Hunt RE 21 Jackson Ferris Coach: John Morris
21 June	6	Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs	Bankwest Stadium, Sydney	Win	20-18	Katoa (3), Goodwin	Johnson 2/4		[23]
Team Details FB 21 Matt Moylan WG 2 Sione Katoa CE 3 Josh Dugan CE 4 Jesse Ramien WG 20 Bryson Goodwin FE 6 Shaun Johnson HB 7 Chad Townsend PR 10 Aaron Woods HK 9 Blayke Brailey PR 15 Braden Hamlin-Uele SR 11 Briton Nikora SR 12 Wade Graham (c) LK 13 Jack Williams Interchange: IC 8 Andrew Fifita IC 14 Toby Rudolf IC 16 Siosifa Talakai IC 17 Royce Hunt Reserves: RE 1 William Kennedy RE 5 Mawene Hiroti RE 18 Scott Sorensen RE 19 Connor Tracey Coach: John Morris
28 June	7	Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles	Central Coast Stadium, Central Coast	Win	40-22	Katoa (2), Hamlin-Uele, Ramien, Dugan, Goodwin, Brailey	Johnson 6/7		[24]
Team Details FB 1 Matt Moylan WG 2 Sione Katoa CE 3 Josh Dugan CE 4 Jesse Ramien WG 5 Bryson Goodwin FE 6 Shaun Johnson HB 7 Chad Townsend PR 10 Aaron Woods HK 9 Blayke Brailey PR 15 Braden Hamlin-Uele SR 11 Briton Nikora SR 12 Wade Graham (c) LK 13 Jack Williams Interchange: IC 8 Andrew Fifita IC 14 Toby Rudolf IC 16 Siosifa Talakai IC 17 Royce Hunt Reserves: RE 18 Scott Sorensen RE 19 Connor Tracey RE 20 William Kennedy RE 21 Jackson Ferris Coach: John Morris
4 July	8	Gold Coast Titans	Cbus Super Stadium, Gold Coast	Win	40-10	Hamlin-Uele, Fifita, Nikora, Brailey, Townsend, Hunt, Goodwin	Johnson 6/7		[25]
Team Details FB 1 Matt Moylan WG 2 Sione Katoa CE 3 Josh Dugan CE 4 Jesse Ramien WG 5 Bryson Goodwin FE 6 Shaun Johnson HB 7 Chad Townsend PR 10 Aaron Woods HK 9 Blayke Brailey PR 15 Braden Hamlin-Uele SR 11 Briton Nikora SR 12 Wade Graham (c) LK 13 Jack Williams Interchange: IC 8 Andrew Fifita IC 14 Toby Rudolf IC 16 Siosifa Talakai IC 17 Royce Hunt Reserves: RE 18 Scott Sorensen RE 19 Connor Tracey RE 20 William Kennedy RE 21 Nene Macdonald Coach: John Morris
11 July	9	Penrith Panthers	Netstrata Jubilee Stadium, Sydney	Loss	24-56	Nikora, Brailey, Ramien, Macdonald	Johnson 4/4		[26]
Team Details FB 1 Josh Dugan WG 2 Sione Katoa CE 3 Bryson Goodwin CE 4 Jesse Ramien WG 21 Nene Macdonald FE 6 Shaun Johnson HB 7 Chad Townsend PR 8 Andrew Fifita HK 9 Blayke Brailey PR 10 Aaron Woods SR 11 Briton Nikora SR 12 Wade Graham (c) LK 13 Jack Williams Interchange: IC 14 Toby Rudolf IC 15 Braden Hamlin-Uele IC 16 Siosifa Talakai IC 17 Royce Hunt Reserves: RE 5 Ronaldo Mulitalo RE 18 Scott Sorensen RE 19 Connor Tracey RE 20 William Kennedy Coach: John Morris
19 July	10	New Zealand Warriors	Central Coast Stadium, Central Coast	Win	46-10	Ramien (2), Katoa (2), Hamlin-Uele, Kennedy, Mulitalo, Johnson	Johnson 7/8		[27]
Team Details FB 20 William Kennedy WG 2 Sione Katoa CE 1 Josh Dugan CE 4 Jesse Ramien WG 5 Ronaldo Mulitalo FE 6 Shaun Johnson HB 7 Chad Townsend PR 8 Braden Hamlin-Uele HK 9 Blayke Brailey PR 10 Aaron Woods SR 11 Briton Nikora SR 12 Wade Graham (c) LK 15 Scott Sorensen Interchange: IC 13 Toby Rudolf IC 14 Connor Tracey IC 16 Siosifa Talakai IC 17 Royce Hunt Reserves: RE 3 Bryson Goodwin RE 18 Jack Williams RE 19 Billy Magoulias RE 21 Nene Macdonald Coach: John Morris
25 July	11	St. George Illawarra Dragons	Netstrata Jubilee Stadium, Sydney	Win	28-24	Williams, Katoa, Johnson, Kennedy, Woods	Johnson 4/5		[28]
Team Details FB 1 William Kennedy WG 2 Sione Katoa CE 4 Jesse Ramien CE 19 Bryson Goodwin WG 5 Ronaldo Mulitalo FE 6 Shaun Johnson HB 7 Chad Townsend PR 8 Braden Hamlin-Uele HK 9 Blayke Brailey PR 10 Aaron Woods SR 11 Siosifa Talakai SR 12 Wade Graham (c) LK 15 Jack Williams Interchange: IC 13 Toby Rudolf IC 14 Connor Tracey IC 16 Teig Wilton IC 17 Royce Hunt Reserves: RE 3 Josh Dugan RE 18 Billy Magoulias RE 20 Daniel Vasquez RE 21 Braydon Trindall Coach: John Morris
31 July	12	Brisbane Broncos	Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane	Win	36-26	Mulitalo, Talakai, Ferris, Katoa, Tracey, Hamlin-Uele	Johnson 6/6		[29]
Team Details FB 1 William Kennedy WG 2 Sione Katoa CE 14 Siosifa Talakai CE 20 Jackson Ferris WG 5 Ronaldo Mulitalo FE 6 Shaun Johnson HB 19 Braydon Trindall PR 8 Braden Hamlin-Uele HK 9 Blayke Brailey PR 10 Aaron Woods SR 11 Briton Nikora SR 12 Wade Graham (c) LK 15 Jack Williams Interchange: IC 7 Connor Tracey IC 13 Toby Rudolf IC 16 Teig Wilton IC 17 Royce Hunt Reserves: RE 3 Josh Dugan RE 4 Jesse Ramien RE 18 Bryson Goodwin RE 21 Billy Magoulias Coach: John Morris
9 August	13	Parramatta Eels	Netstrata Jubilee Stadium, Sydney	Loss	12-14	Mulitalo (2), Ramien	Johnson 0/3		[30]
Team Details FB 1 William Kennedy WG 2 Sione Katoa CE 3 Josh Dugan CE 4 Jesse Ramien WG 5 Ronaldo Mulitalo FE 6 Matt Moylan HB 7 Shaun Johnson PR 8 Braden Hamlin-Uele HK 9 Blayke Brailey PR 10 Aaron Woods SR 11 Siosifa Talakai SR 12 Wade Graham (c) LK 18 Scott Sorensen Interchange: IC 13 Toby Rudolf IC 14 Connor Tracey IC 16 Teig Wilton IC 17 Royce Hunt Reserves: RE 15 Jack Williams RE 19 Briton Nikora RE 20 Braydon Trindall RE 21 Bryson Goodwin Coach: John Morris
15 August	14	Gold Coast Titans	Netstrata Jubilee Stadium, Sydney
21 August	15	Penrith Panthers	TBA
29 August	16	North Queensland Cowboys	TBA
4 September	17	Newcastle Knights	TBA
13 September	18	New Zealand Warriors	TBA
19 September	19	Sydney Roosters	TBA
26 September	20	Canberra Raiders	TBA

• From Round 2, the NRL announced that matches would be played behind closed doors until further notice due to the ongoing and escalating COVID-19 situation.[31] At the end of the round however the NRL ceded to the dangers of the pandemic, announcing the immediate and indefinite suspension of the 2020 NRL season due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[32] The season was announced to be reinstated from the 28th of May and matches were redrawn due to the resulting shortened season.[33]

Ladder

2020 NRL season
Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	B	PF	PA	PD	Pts
1	Penrith Panthers	14	12	1	1	0	350	194	+156	25
2	Melbourne Storm	14	12	0	2	0	374	168	+206	24
3	Parramatta Eels	14	11	0	3	0	298	176	+122	22
4	Sydney Roosters	14	9	0	5	0	354	198	+156	18
5	Canberra Raiders	14	9	0	5	0	268	213	+55	18
6	Newcastle Knights	14	8	1	5	0	305	232	+73	17
7	Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks	14	8	0	6	0	362	306	+56	16
8	South Sydney Rabbitohs	14	8	0	6	0	309	256	+53	16
9	Wests Tigers	14	6	0	8	0	314	301	+13	12
10	Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles	14	6	0	8	0	237	287	−50	12
11	St. George Illawarra Dragons	14	5	0	9	0	262	290	−28	10
12	New Zealand Warriors	14	5	0	9	0	201	338	−137	10
13	Gold Coast Titans	14	4	0	10	0	202	367	−165	8
14	North Queensland Cowboys	14	3	0	11	0	269	374	−105	6
15	Brisbane Broncos	14	3	0	11	0	186	437	−251	6
16	Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs	14	2	0	12	0	188	342	−154	4

Squad

Cronulla Sharks 2020 Squad

Top 30 Squad - 2020 season						Development Players		Coaching Staff
Blayke Brailey - HK Josh Dugan (gk) - CE, FB, WG Andrew Fifita (vc) - PR Bryson Goodwin - CE, WG Wade Graham (c) - SR, FE, LK Braden Hamlin-Uele - PR Mawene Hiroti - CE, WG Royce Hunt - PR Shaun Johnson (gk) - HB, FE Sione Katoa - WG		William Kennedy - FB Cameron King - HK Nene Macdonald - WG, CE Billy Magoulias - LK, FE Kayleb Milne - SR, LK Matt Moylan (gk) - FE, FB Ronaldo Mulitalo - WG, CE Briton Nikora - SR Jesse Ramien - CE Toby Rudolf - PR, LK		Scott Sorensen - SR, LK Siosifa Talakai - SR, CE Cruz Topai-Aveai - SR Chad Townsend (gk) - HB, FE Connor Tracey - HB, FE Braydon Trindall - HB, FE Jack Williams - SR, LK Teig Wilton - SR Aaron Woods - PR Bronson Xerri - CE		Josh Carr - SR Jackson Ferris - CE, WG Kyle Paterson - HK Daniel Vasquez - PR, LK Jack A Williams - FE		Head coach John Morris Assistant coaches Craig Sandercock Dave Howlett Daniel Holdsworth (Jersey Flegg coach) Legend: (c) Captain(s) (vc) Vice captain(s) Injured Updated: 14 August 2020 Source(s): Sharks Team Profiles

Player movements

Source:[34]

Losses Jayden Brailey to Newcastle Knights Kurt Capewell to Penrith Panthers Sosaia Feki to Castleford Tigers Kyle Flanagan to Sydney Roosters Paul Gallen to retirement Aaron Gray to released Jaimin Jolliffe to Gold Coast Titans Josh Morris to Sydney Roosters (mid-season) Matt Prior to Leeds Rhinos Cruz Topai-Aveai to released (mid-season)

Gains Bryson Goodwin from South Sydney Rabbitohs (mid-season) Mawene Hiroti from South Sydney Rabbitohs Royce Hunt from Canberra Raiders Cameron King from Featherstone Rovers Nene Macdonald from free agent (mid-season) Kyle Paterson from Canberra Raiders Jesse Ramien from Newcastle Knights Siosifa Talakai from Newtown Jets Connor Tracey from South Sydney Rabbitohs Jack A Williams from Newtown Jets

Representative honours

The following players have played a first grade representative match in 2019. (C) = Captain

Player	2020 All Stars match	State of Origin 1	2020 Oceania Cup and Internationals	State of Origin 2	State of Origin 3	International Rugby League tests
Andrew Fifita	-^1	-	-	-	-	-
Wade Graham	Indigenous All Stars	-	-	-	-	-
Briton Nikora	Māori All Stars	-	-	-	-	-
Jesse Ramien	Indigenous All Stars	-	-	-	-	-

¹ – Andrew Fifita was originally selected to play, but was subsequently forced to withdraw following injury.

Squad statistics

Statistics Source:[35]

Further information: Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks records

Name	App	T	G	FG	Pts
Blayke Brailey	13	3	0	0	12
Josh Dugan	9	3	0	0	12
Jackson Ferris	1	1	0	0	4
Andrew Fifita	7	1	0	0	4
Bryson Goodwin	5	3	0	0	12
Wade Graham	13	2	0	0	8
Braden Hamlin-Uele	13	4	0	0	16
Mawene Hiroti	1	1	0	0	4
Royce Hunt	8	1	0	0	4
Shaun Johnson	13	2	48	0	104
Sione Katoa	13	12	0	0	48
William Kennedy	9	3	0	0	12
Cameron King	0	0	0	0	0
Nene Macdonald	1	1	0	0	4
Billy Magoulias	2	1	0	0	4
Kayleb Milne	0	0	0	0	0
Josh Morris	2	0	0	0	0
Matt Moylan	6	0	0	0	0
Ronaldo Mulitalo	8	6	0	0	24
Briton Nikora	10	3	0	0	12
Jesse Ramien	12	7	0	0	28
Toby Rudolf	13	0	0	0	0
Scott Sorensen	7	0	0	0	0
Siosifa Talakai	9	1	0	0	4
Chad Townsend	10	1	0	0	4
Connor Tracey	8	1	0	0	4
Braydon Trindall	1	0	0	0	0
Jack Williams	11	1	0	0	4
Teig Wilton	3	0	0	0	0
Aaron Woods	13	1	0	0	4
Bronson Xerri	0	0	0	0	0
28 Players used	—	0	0	0	0

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