Dally M Medal Honour Roll

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Koroisau out of Origin with broken jaw as Titans win

13hAAP

NRL teams: Titans rest Fifita, Turbo, Mahoney named

10dESPN Staff

Pangai shakes off self-doubt after week with Latrell

1dAAP

Seibold wants Flanagan at Saints, Bennett unsure

20hAAP

Papenhuyzen shuts down talk of imminent return

1dAAP

Brown stood down but Eels won't be distracted

2dAAP

Reynolds 'perfect for role' of NSW No.7: Walters

2dAAP

Origin stars Fifita, Mitchell, Murray all sidelined

3dAAP

Trbojevic to return for Manly after head-knock

3dAAP

Cleary's injury offers Fittler a coaching opportunity

2dDarren Arthur

Hits and Misses: The hamstring twang heard around the world

4dDarren Arthur

Real or Not? Blues need to start again with a new coach

7dDarren Arthur

Four changes the Blues need to make for game two

7dMatt Bungard

Maroons triumph in first game of Women's Origin series

8dAAP

Queensland's 12-man late victory typifies Origin

9dDarren Arthur

Hits and Misses: De Belin leaves his Dragons short and scrambling

11dDarren Arthur

Has Fittler made another mistake in naming Tevita Pangai Junior?

17dDarren Arthur

Nakia Davis-Welsh is back at the elite level after motherhood break

16dMary Konstantopoulos

Hits and Misses: Hip drop madness strikes again

18dDarren Arthur

Hits and Misses: Coaches ripping into the referees

25dDarren Arthur

Hits and Misses: Tigers fight till the end for second win of the season

32dDarren Arthur

The magic experience: Inside the NRL's 50 hour carnival

32dJoel Spreadborough

Queensland teams 4/4 but on field magic missing from Magic Round

32dJoel Spreadborough

Kirra Dibb takes an adventurous journey from Newcastle to Townsville

37dMary Konstantopoulos

Hits and Misses: Jahream night for Tigers fullback

39dDarren Arthur

Cronulla and North Queensland faced the same questions in 2023 - but the paths taken couldn't be more different

42dMatt Bungard

Hits and Misses: Unbelievably botched tries from two wingers

46dDarren Arthur

The 'Cane Toad Slam': who is winning the battle for Queensland supremacy?

50dJoel Spreadborough

The 2023 NRL season has been a triumph so far - why are we looking to pick it apart?

52dMatt Bungard

Hits and Misses: Mahoney's return to Parramatta was a disaster

53dDarren Arthur

NRLW player movement inevitable when everyone is a free agent

54dMary Konstantopoulos

When the '05 well finally runs dry, where do the Tigers go next?

57dMatt Bungard

Hits and Misses: Horsburgh auditions for NFL right guard, Walsh throws away certain try

60dDarren Arthur

Hits and Misses: Once were Warriors, are again

67dDarren Arthur

Forget the Suaali'i code war, what about gender pay disparity

71dMary Konstantopoulos

The Dolphins finally tasted defeat - but what happens next is more important

72dMatt Bungard

Hits and Misses: Referees frustrate fans again

74dDarren Arthur

A rugby league civil war is ignited by a game that had it all

76dJoel Spreadborough

Everyone deserves to have their name pronounced correctly

78dMary Konstantopoulos

Hits and Misses: Tigers storm home late, Kaufusi goes too far

81dDarren Arthur

Delays in the NRLW Collective Bargaining Agreement are proving costly

81dMary Konstantopoulos

After all-too-familiar loss, Souths have hard lesson to learn

83dMatt Bungard

There's only one city that truly makes sense for NRL expansion

87dMatt Bungard

Dally M Medal Honour Roll

Feb 29, 2016, 11:13 AM

Year	Winner	Club
2022	Nicho Hynes	Cronulla
2021	Tom Trbojevic	Manly
2020	Jack Wighton	Canberra
2019	James Tedesco	Sydney Roosters
2018	Roger Tuivasa-Sheck	New Zealand
2017	Cameron Smith	Melbourne
2016	Cooper Cronk	Melbourne
	Jason Taumalolo	North Queensland
2015	Johnathan Thurston	North Queensland
2014	Johnathan Thurston	North Queensland
	Jarryd Hayne	Parramatta
2013	Cooper Cronk	Melbourne
2012	Ben Barba	Canterbury-Bankstown
2011	Bliiy Slater	Melbourne
2010	Todd Carney	Sydney Roosters
2009	Jarryd Hayne	Parramatta
2008	Matt Orford	Manly-Warringah
2007	Johnathan Thurston	North Queensland
2006	Cameron Smith	Melbourne
2005	Johnathan Thurston	North Queensland
2004	Danny Buderus	Newcastle
2003	N/A	N/A
2002	Andrew Johns	Newcastle
2001	Preston Campbell	Cronulla
2000	Trent Barrett	St George-Illawarra
1999	Andrew Johns	Newcastle
1998	Andrew Johns	Newcastle
1997	N/A	N/A
1996	Allan Langer	Brisbane
1995	Laurie Daley	Canberra
1994	Cliff Lyons	Manly-Warringah
1993	Ricky Stuart	Canberra
1992	Gary Freeman	Eastern Suburbs
1991	Michael Potter	St George
1990	Cliff Lyons	Manly-Warringah
1989	Gavin Miller	Cronulla
1988	Gavin Miller	Cronulla
1987	Peter Sterling	Parramatta
1986	Peter Sterling	Parramatta
1985	Greg Alexander	Penrith
1984	Michael Potter	Canterbury-Bankstown
1983	Terry Lamb	Western Suburbs
1982	Ray Price	Parramatta
1981	Steve Rogers	Cronulla
1980	Robert Laurie	South Sydney