Dally M 2022

It's the NRL's night of nights, with the second night of the 2022 Dally M awards getting underway at 7:30 pm (AEST) on Wednesday, September…

A host of other awards including best captain, best coach and the team of the year will also be presented. If all those options are still out of reach, The Roar has you covered. Cronulla’s Nicho Hynes is a heavy favourite to win the Dally Messenger award for the NRL’s best player.

The Dally M awards are here, with the NRL's best player from the 2022 season set to be crowned in the awards ceremony on Wednesday, September 27.

The broadcast is due to end at 9:30pm (AEST). How to live stream the Dally M Medal ceremony online in Australia How to watch the Dally M Medal ceremony on TV in Australia

The Cowboys are the first group to arrive with Valentine Holmes, Jason Taumalolo and Chad Townsend among a strong group in attendance. They were followed by ...

The NRL's night of nights is here as the league awards the Dally M to its best player of the 2022 season at Randwick Racecourse. Follow live.

He was in and around everything they were doing well. And Hynes was in and amongst it a bit. The Sharks won 11 of the last 12 matches. I shudder to think of where the Dragons would have ended up if Hunt wasn't playing half back for them. "It's a bit of a different situation to some years. By Simon Smale "There might not be a load of standout performances like Hunt had through the back end of the season, but the Sharks kept winning.

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"Hopefully it's one of our boys, but I don't know - Nicho maybe? It's just about enjoying it." Captain of the year (women):Isabelle Kelly (Roosters) Captain of the year (men): Isaah Yeo (Panthers) Rookie of the year (women): Jesse Southwell (Knights) Rookie of the year (men): Jeremiah Nanai (Cowboys)

Stay up-to-date with all the action from the 2022 Dally M Awards, which will be held in Sydney on Wednesday night.

The 17-year-old has played all five games for the Knights and enjoyed a stunning season to help them into the Grand Final. The NRLW Dally M Captain of the Year is the Roosters' Isabelle Kelly, who led her team through an undefeated regular season. "Nathan and I captain a super side that makes our job so easy," Yeo said. "This is an obvious reflection of the players you coach and I was lucky enough to coach 24 awesome girls this year," Strange said. 9.00pm: The Dally M Coach of the Year in the NRL is Todd Payten from the North Queensland Cowboys, who took his side from 15th in 2021 all the way to a Preliminary Final. Second Row — Keilee Joseph (Roosters) Centre — Jessica Sergis (Roosters) Centre — Isabelle Kelly (Roosters) Centre — Joseph Manu (Roosters) Winger — Joseph Suaalii (Roosters) "I'm really grateful to receive this award so thank you very much," McGregor said. Cowboys fullback Scott Drinkwater and Panther Dylan Edwards were next on 23 votes.

A Penrith Panthers legend has taken to the NRL with a blowtorch as he blows up over being robbed of winning a Dally M Award. James McKern.

Coach of the Year: Todd Payten (NRL – NQL Cowboys) + John Strange (NRLW – Sydney Roosters) “From what I understand, I won it, but I can’t change that. [mental health speech after shock death of Paul Green](https://www.news.com.au/sport/nrl/cronulla-sharks-star-nicho-hynes-delivers-heartfelt-tribute-to-paul-greens-family/news-story/eb9dd520148c4879f2e4a1716008182a) & Toni Hunt (NRLW) The 2022 NRL coach of the year is Todd Payten!— Fox League (@FOXNRL) North Queensland Cowboys coach Todd Payten has delivered a sly dig at the referees after claiming the NRL Coach of the Year Award. [mental health speech after shock death of Paul Green](https://www.news.com.au/sport/nrl/cronulla-sharks-star-nicho-hynes-delivers-heartfelt-tribute-to-paul-greens-family/news-story/eb9dd520148c4879f2e4a1716008182a)& Toni Hunt (NRLW)

North Queensland Coach Todd Payten has been named the 2022 NRL Dally M Coach of the Year at tonight's awards ceremony in Sydney.

Payten becomes the first Cowboys coach to win the Dally M NRL Coach of the Year in the club’s history, clinching the award ahead of finalists Panthers coach Ivan Cleary, Roosters coach Trent Robinson and Sharks coach Craig Fitzgibbon. “We have a good foundation. After winning only seven games and finish 15th on the ladder in his first season as Head Coach of the Cowboys in 2021, Payten has led a stunning turnaround in North Queensland — guiding a previously unheralded side to third spot on the ladder at the end of the regular season and earning a home Preliminary Final for the first time in club history.

Stay up-to-date with all the action from the 2022 Dally M Awards, which will be held in Sydney on Wednesday night.

The 17-year-old has played all five games for the Knights and enjoyed a stunning season to help them into the Grand Final. The NRLW Dally M Captain of the Year is the Roosters' Isabelle Kelly, who led her team through an undefeated regular season. "Nathan and I captain a super side that makes our job so easy," Yeo said. "This is an obvious reflection of the players you coach and I was lucky enough to coach 24 awesome girls this year," Strange said. 9.00pm: The Dally M Coach of the Year in the NRL is Todd Payten from the North Queensland Cowboys, who took his side from 15th in 2021 all the way to a Preliminary Final. Second Row — Keilee Joseph (Roosters) Centre — Isabelle Kelly (Roosters) Centre — Joseph Manu (Roosters) Winger — Joseph Suaalii (Roosters) "I'm really grateful to receive this award so thank you very much," McGregor said. Cowboys fullback Scott Drinkwater and Panther Dylan Edwards were next on 23 votes. Hynes polled 38 votes, the highest tally by an individual player in the history of the award.

Cronulla Sharks halfback Nicho Hynes has capped off a superb season by taking out the 2022 Dally M Medal for the NRL Player of the Year.

Hynes also recorded career high totals in kick metres (9,347 metres), offloads, tackle breaks and running metres, averaging 117 metres per game with the ball in hand. After shifting from the Melbourne Storm ahead of the 2022 campaign, Hynes excelled in his first season at his new club — playing 25 of a possible 26 matches to help the Sharks to a top four finish in the regular season for the first time since 2018. Cronulla Sharks halfback Nicho Hynes has capped off a superb season by taking out the 2022 Dally M Medal for the NRL Player of the Year.

Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks halfback Nicho Hynes has won the 2022 Dally M Medal – with the highest ever individual score in the history of the award.

Panthers Grand Final captain Isaah Yeo also capped a stellar night, awarded Dally M Captain of the Year and Dally M Lock of the Year. Tonight we have celebrated the spirit of rugby league encapsulated by the male and female athletes who make our sport great. Kids grow up wanting to play because of them.

Hynes finished on 38 votes ahead of Roosters fullback James Tedesco (33) and Dragons halfback Ben Hunt (32) who was leading when voting went behind closed doors ...

“From what I understand, I won it, but I can’t change that. “Dylan Edward, I loved what he did this season. “I actually think Dylan Edwards. “I had a couple of beers last night at the Melbourne player of the year award, I was lucky enough to win so I celebrated a little bit,” Munster said. “Ivan, he trust us so much. Tackle of the Year – Tarryn Aiken – Brisbane Broncos Try of the Year – Tarryn Aiken – Brisbane Broncos Coach of the Year - John Strange – Sydney Roosters Panthers skipper Isaah Yeo has taken out the captain of year award after leading his side to the minor premiership and grand final on Sunday. Todd Payten won coach of the year after North Queensland surged up the ladder to finish third and playing in a preliminary final at home. Rookie of the Year: Jeremiah Nanai (Cowboys) Coach of the Year: Todd Payten (Cowboys)

Check out our live coverage of the the Dally M Awards on Wednesday night, 28 September, including all the award winners and the Team of the Year as they're ...

The NRL Men's Ken Stephens Medal nominees are Cody Walker (Rabbitohs), Nicho Hynes (Sharks), Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow (Cowboys) and Angus Crichton (Roosters). Rookie of the Year awards are given out - Jesse Southwell for NRLW and Jeremiah Nanai for the NRL. The Veronica White Medal nominees are Steph Hancock (Titans), Millie Boyle (Knights) and Kennedy Cherrington (Eels). 8:35pm Nicho Hynes wins the Provan Summons Medal - Spirit of the Game. 8:45pm Isaah Yeo (Panthers) is the captain of the year, with the Roosters' Isabelle Kelly taking out the corresponding NRLW award. 9:00pm We push to Round 19, with Hynes and Hunt keeping themselves well clear of the pack on 26 and 25 votes respectively.

A man in a suit and a woman in a long white dress on the red. Emma Tonegato arrives at the Dally M Medal with her partner. (AAP Image: Dan ...