Official Nicho Hynes

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Round 18 - Nicho 3 votes

Round 19 - Nicho 0 votes (loss vs Penrith)


After Round 19 -
Nicho on 26
Ben Hunt on 25
Tedesco 21
Cleary and Edwards on 20
 

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I'll move Nicho updates to the General Discussion thread so as not to duplicate, and I may miss some updates now...
 

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The winner is .... Sharks halfback Nicho Hynes has capped a magnificent season by taking home the game's highest individial honour, the 2022 Dally M Medal. Hynes polled 38 votes, the highest tally by an individual player in the history of the award. "I just came here expecting to have a good night and catch up with some friends," Hynes said. "I'd probably rather be playing in the Grand Final but this is the next best thing."
 
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Cronulla Sharks halfback Nicho Hynes has capped off a superb season by taking out the 2022 Dally M Medal for the NRL Player of the Year.

Hynes' 38 points are the highest tally by an individual player in NRL Premiership history, with the halfback finishing ahead of Roosters fullback James Tedesco (33 points), Dragons halfback Ben Hunt (32 points), Cowboys fullback Scott Drinkwater (23 points) and Panthers fullback Dylan Edwards (23).



After shifting from the Melbourne Storm ahead of the 2022 campaign, Hynes excelled in his first season at his new club — playing 25 of a possible 26 matches to help the Sharks to a top four finish in the regular season for the first time since 2018.

Named as the Dally M Halfback of the Year in addition to the main award, Hynes ended the season with 21 try assists, 29 linebreak assists and six tries, while also adding 83 goals to finish with 194 points for the season.

Hynes also recorded career high totals in kick metres (9,347 metres), offloads, tackle breaks and running metres, averaging 117 metres per game with the ball in hand.

No player landed more field goals during the season than Hynes, who also topped the count among all players in the competition for linebreak assists.




Interesting no points in his last two games.
 

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Of course now everyone is already saying that he only polled so many points because of all the lesser teams we played. It's started already.
 

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Give him the keys to the shire. Well done Nicho, how good is this bloke?!
 
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