Cameron McInnes reflects on career as Sharks eye premiership push

Zero Tackle NRL1 min read • Latest: Sep 18, 2026, 9:44 PM

Last updated Sep 18, 2026

Cameron McInnes reflects on career as Sharks eye premiership push
Summary

Cameron McInnes, in the final weeks of his NRL career, expressed gratitude for his time with the Cronulla Sharks before their sudden-death final against the Sydney Roosters. McInnes praised the team-building of head coach Craig Fitzgibbon and highlighted the club's recent success in reaching the finals every year since his arrival. He emphasized the importance of his teammates and the collective effort toward securing the franchise's first premiership in a decade. The Sharks are looking to build on their confidence after a strong performance in the previous week’s victory over the Cowboys.

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  • McInnes played five seasons with the Sharks, consistently reaching the finals.
  • He holds the NRL record for most tackles in a match with 81 against the Panthers.
  • The Sharks face the Roosters in a sudden-death final on Saturday at Allianz Stadium.
  • McInnes will depart for York City Knights at the season's end.
  • The Sharks are confident after defeating the Cowboys in Week 1 of the finals.
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After five seasons in the Shire, McInnes has revealed the highs and lows of his Shire stint.

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