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Sydney Morning Herald Three former Cronulla Sharks players not offered backdated ASADA deal Sydney Morning Herald While the bans of Sharks captain Paul Gallen and nine other current NRL players expire on November 23 - they missed only missed three rounds of the competition except in the case...

Drugs admission should disqualify Paul Gallen from 'Immortal' consideration Perth Now ... who will be announced when Rugby League Week is most in need of a sales spike, must surely be a player without a story of performance-enhancing drugs. The mantle as NSW captain which Gallen should forfeit...

Aug. 25, 2014, 10 p.m. Cronulla officials will try to convince the top end of town that the club isn't tainted by the stain of the ASADA doping investigation as they again begin the unenviable hunt for a new major sponsor. More...

The federal government-appointed Anti-Doping Rule Violation Panel has reconvened, with the task of judging Stephen Dank high on its agenda. More...

Sydney Morning Herald I wish I chose rugby over Bulldogs: Andrew Fifita Sydney Morning Herald Less than a month after signing a four-year deal reportedly worth more than $3.5 million to join Canterbury Bulldogs from Cronulla Sharks next season, making him the highest-paid prop in rugby league...

What's the Buzz: Thorpe still in rehab - Fox Sports What’s the Buzz: Ian Thorpe is trying to get on top of health issues and remains in rehab http://www.foxsports.com.au/nrl/whats-the-buzz-ian-thorpe-is-trying-to-get-on-top-of-health-issues-and-remains-in-rehab/story-e6frf3ou-1226855745870...

Steve Noyce takes over as Cronulla Sharks CEO The Age Steve Noyce is the new chief executive of Cronulla following the sudden departure of Bruno Cullen. The former Sydney Roosters and Wests Tigers boss joined the Sharks as football manager in April. He takes over from Cullen on an interim basis...

Beer and a big appetite helped Andrew Fifita's rise from a skinny winger to ... - Herald Sun Beer and a big appetite helped Andrew Fifita's rise from a skinny winger to ... Herald Sun Fresh from his indestructible performance against Souths on Monday night, the Sharks juggernaut yesterday...

Olympic basketballer Damian Keogh emerges as potential chairman for ... - NEWS.com.au Olympic basketballer Damian Keogh emerges as potential chairman for ... NEWS.com.au Whoever wins power faces a challenging job in resurrecting the Sharks. As many as 14 players are believed to be under...

Former Sydney Kings basketballer Damian Keogh nominated to become ... - The Daily Telegraph Former Sydney Kings basketballer Damian Keogh nominated to become ... The Daily Telegraph OLYMPIAN Damian Keogh has been nominated to replace Damian Irvine as chairman of the embattled Cronulla...

Olympian to head Sharks ticket - The Australian Olympian to head Sharks ticket The Australian THREE-TIME Olympian Damian Keogh has emerged as a key figure in attempts to institute change at the Cronulla Sharks. Keogh, who represented Australia in basketball at the 1984, 1988 and 1992...

Olympian to lead rebel board ticket for Cronulla - Sydney Morning Herald Sydney Morning Herald Olympian to lead rebel board ticket for Cronulla Sydney Morning Herald Keogh has been put forward as a potential chairman of the Sharks as part of a challenge that includes John Dunphy, the...

Former Sydney Kings basketballer Damian Keogh nominated to become ... - NEWS.com.au Former Sydney Kings basketballer Damian Keogh nominated to become ... NEWS.com.au He is a shire local and a lifelong Cronulla supporter. After retiring from basketball, Keogh took on a prominent marketing...

Sharks find their own Fijian flyer - Sydney Morning Herald Sydney Morning Herald Sharks find their own Fijian flyer Sydney Morning Herald Alipate Raitini, who is within sight of the magical 10-second mark for the 100 metres, will be the club's fastest player and possibly the quickest in...

South Wales sign former Sharks NYC player World of Rugby League Starting his Rugby League as a junior with Sydney club, Yarrawarrah Tigers before progressing to the NRL club where he starred for their reserve side. Peacock said: "Signing with the Scorpions for 2013 and moving to Wales leaves me...