This wasn’t the Penrith team that ... Picture: NRL Imagery While the Raiders spine clicked at important times, the same can’t be said for the Panthers who were missing big guns like Nathan ...

Don't miss out on the headlines from NRL ... players declared Penrith still the team to beat, Craig Bellamy’s Storm have been anointed the team most likely to halt the Panthers’ juggernaut.

while the NRL Dolphins went down to their feeder club Central Queensland Capras 22-20 in Gladstone. 71st minute - Another Panthers try! Zack Lamont slides over for Penrith as they go back-to-back.

Penrith made it a remarkable four ... although with Nathan Cleary in full flow the Panthers will be confident of re-writing history in the NRL once again. Jarome Luai and James Fisher-Harris ...

This wasn’t the Penrith team ... earned him a crack in the NRL side last year. While the Raiders spine clicked at important times, the same can’t be said for the Panthers who were missing ...

OCTOBER 5, 2024: Panthers Coach Ivan Cleary pictured speaking to media at the Penrith Panthers Captain's Run at Accor Stadium, Sydney Olympic Park. Picture: Damian ShawSource: News Corp Australia ...

Canberra's "generation next" has sent a message to coach Ricky Stuart that they are ready for the rigours of first grade after downing Penrith in the NRL's pre ... win over the Panthers at Shark ...

The Melbourne Storm have prompted their NRL grand final conquerors Penrith to abandon their last trial before flying to Las Vegas for the season opener. The Panthers were banking on NSW Cup side ...

There comes a point in every sporting dynasty where fair minded fans of opposition teams start to feel that enough is enough. You've had your success, you've partied long enough at our expense, it ...

Nathan Cleary and Dylan Edwards will likely head into the Penrith Panthers' season opener in Las Vegas without a proper ...

The Panthers go in search of more history in 2025 and with Nathan Cleary, Isaah Yeo and Dylan Edwards calling the shots there's no reason they can't give a fifth consecutive title one hell of a shake.

On one of those nights where it rains so hard Shark Park seems to be underwater, Panthers young and old sweated it out, trying to earn a chance to play with legends. In Penrith's 22-16 loss to ...