Dally M Medal Winners: Cleary, Upton Crowned as Webster Wins Coach of Year in Holbrook Shock
- Penrith Panthers captain Nathan Cleary claimed his maiden NRL Dally M Medal on Wednesday, accepting the award from home while recovering from emergency ankle surgery sustained in Penrith's preliminary-final loss.
- Earlier this year, Cleary claimed his maiden Wally Lewis Medal leading NSW to a 2-1 State of Origin series victory, then played 23 games this season setting up 29 tries as Penrith's chief architect to the preliminary final.
- Cleary polled 67 votes to finish 14 points ahead of Cronulla halfback Braydon Trindall and teammate Dylan Edwards' 52 votes, easing to victory with two voting rounds still to be counted at Sydney's Barangaroo.
- Warriors mentor Andrew Webster won NRL Coach of the Year narrowly ahead of Justin Holbrook, while in the NRLW, Tamika Upton defended her crown to claim her third Dally M Medal as player of the year.
- Newcastle's grand final run went unrecognized in the Dally M team of the year with no Knights representatives, while South Sydney's Jai Arrow received the Peter Frilingos Headline Moment award for his battle with motor neurone disease.
17 Articles
17 Articles
The Warriors just had their greatest Dally M night ever. So can they finally win the NRL?
Six Dally M awards, the coach of the year, a stacked squad and a production line of young talent. The Warriors have almost everything they need – except a premiership. Last night, the Warriors collected the most Dally M Awards the club has ever won in a single season. Despite the club’s success at rugby league’s premiere awards event, a maiden premiership remains elusive for a club desperate to get their hands on the Provan-Summons Trophy. With …
Ivan close to tears as Nathan wins Dally M
An emotional Ivan Cleary watches on as his son Nathan claims his first Dally M
Cleary completes golden set with Dally M triumph
Star Penrith halfback Nathan Cleary has claimed the cherished honour that had long eluded him, the Dally M...
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 60% of the sources lean Left
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium

















