NRL Charges Smithies Dangerous Contact amid Multiple Suspensions
NRL Charges Smithies Dangerous Contact amid Multiple Suspensions

NRL Charges Smithies Dangerous Contact amid Multiple Suspensions

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The 2025 NRL season has concluded its regular rounds with significant judiciary actions impacting player availability for the finals. Morgan Smithies of the Canberra Raiders has been fined $1,800 for a second-grade Dangerous Contact offence, avoiding suspension, while Nelson Asofa-Solomona remains suspended for at least three matches. Nicho Hynes of the Sharks had his Dangerous Contact charge downgraded after a revised injury report was considered by the Match Review Committee. Several first-time offenders, including Victor Radley and Sean Keppie, received fines, reflecting ongoing disciplinary concerns. Team performances have been graded, with the Dolphins receiving a C- due to defensive struggles and missing finals qualification despite strong point scoring, and the Sea Eagles narrowly missing the finals amidst injury setbacks and leadership uncertainty. The Sea Eagles have signed Raiders halfback Jamal Fogarty to strengthen their squad for the next season.

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