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Registrations for the Sharks returning players opens on January 1

Congratulations to John Hough, the Sharks new first grade coach for the 2026 NRLWA Premiership.

The Bears growled their way to victory in the NRLWA Fuel to Go and Play Premiership on Saturday after a first-half battle with the Sharks saw the home side hold a slender 12-4 lead at the break.

North Beach Sea Eagles took advantage of a weakened Rockingham Sharks to record a 48-12 victory to stay top of the NRLWA Fuel to Go and Play Premiership

Juniors Training dates announced.

When the going gets tough, the tough get going, so the song says, and it certainly proved that way at Port Kennedy’s Franklin Offshore Stadium on Saturday evening.

The NRLWA produced another thrilling draw at the Franklin Offshore Stadium on Saturday afternoon as the Rockingham sharks and the North Beach Sea Eagles fought out a 26-26 draw in round 10 of the Fuel to Go and Play Premiership.

A pair of penalties from hooker Justin Buckley proved the deciding factor as defending premiers North Beach Sea Eagles withstood a second-half Rockingham onslaught to edge the Sharks 16-12 in the NRL WA fuel to Play and Go  Preliminary Final on Saturday.

A Ryan Woolley try 22 seconds from the siren sealed a memorable 24-18 win for the North Beach Sea Eagles over the Sharks on Saturday.

The Sharks and Fremantle Roosters are locked in a top two battle for the NRL WA Fuel to Go and Play minor premiership after both teams recorded solid wins on Saturday.

Joondalup Giants got their season back on track with a solid 26-16 win over the Sharks at Admiral Park on Saturday.

Rockingham coach Darren Shaw reckoned he’s used up another get out of jail card on Saturday as the Sharks held off a late challenge from the North Beach Sea Eagles.