Melbourne Storm 22–14 Cronulla-Sutherland — Preliminary Final, 2025 NRL Finals Series

26 Sep 2025 · AAMI Park, Melbourne, VIC · Attendance: 29,233

Data last verified: 11 August 2026.

Preliminary Final, 2025 NRL finals series: Melbourne Storm 22–14 Cronulla-Sutherland, at AAMI Park, Melbourne, VIC on 26 Sep 2025.

Scoring timeline

6′Melbourne Storm — try, Warbrick
11′Cronulla-Sutherland — try, Katoa · Hynes missed
15′Melbourne Storm — try, Hughes
29′Cronulla-Sutherland — try, Katoa · Hynes missed
35′Melbourne Storm — try, Papenhuyzen
74′Melbourne Storm — try, Coates
80′Cronulla-Sutherland — try, Iro · Hynes missed

Tries with a sourced minute, in order scored, with the conversion kicked/missed alongside each one where source data lets us match a kicker to that specific try. Tries whose exact minute isn't recorded in available sources appear in the Scorers table below but not here; goal tallies we can't attribute to one specific try are shown as descriptive text in Scorers rather than guessed into this timeline.

Scorers

Melbourne StormTries: Warbrick 6'; Hughes 15'; Papenhuyzen 35'; Coates 74'
Goals: Meaney (2/4 conversions); Meaney (1/1) 65' pen
Cronulla-SutherlandTries: Katoa (2) 11', 29'; Iro 80'
Goals: Hynes (0/3); Hynes (1/1) 58' pen

Team sheets

Melbourne StormCronulla-Sutherland
1Ryan PapenhuyzenFullbackWilliam Kennedy1
2Will WarbrickWingSione Katoa2
3Jack HowarthCentreJesse Ramien3
4Nick MeaneyCentreKL Iro4
5Xavier CoatesWingRonaldo Mulitalo5
6Cameron MunsterFive-eighthBraydon Trindall6
7Jahrome HughesHalfbackNicho Hynes7
8Stefano UtoikamanuPropAddin Fonua-Blake8
9Harry GrantHookerBlayke Brailey9
10Josh KingPropToby Rudolf10
11Eliesa KatoaSecond RowBilly Burns11
12Shawn BloreSecond RowTeig Wilton12
13Trent LoieroLockJesse Colquhoun13
Substitutes
14Ativalu LisatiBriton Nikora14
15Tyran WishartSiosifa Talakai15
16Tui KamikamicaOregon Kaufusi16
17Alec MacDonaldBraden Hamlin-Uele17
Craig BellamyCoachCraig Fitzgibbon

Match officials

RefereeAshley Klein

Match report

Melbourne raced to an early lead through Will Warbrick and Jahrome Hughes, while Cronulla's Sione Katoa scored twice to keep the Sharks in touch before half-time, at which Melbourne led 16-8. Ryan Papenhuyzen extended the Storm's advantage, and the two sides traded a penalty goal apiece in the second half before Xavier Coates sealed the result for Melbourne in the 74th minute; KL Iro scored a late consolation try for Cronulla as the Sharks fell short in a preliminary final again. Hughes was widely reported to have played through a suspected broken arm.

Sources

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