Sharks move into second place after win over Dragons

By Iva Danford

Saturday 13/05/2017

Luke Lewis of the Sharks in action against Dragons last night.

The Cronulla Sharks have moved into second place on the NRL points table with a 18‑14 win over St George Illawarra Dragons last night.

Melbourne Storm is still in first place with 8 points while the Sharks now have 7 points.

The Dragons are in third place with 6 points.

Meanwhile, the Rabbitohs also snapped their three‑game losing streak against the Wests Tigers winning 28‑8 last night.

The Panthers will take on the Warriors at 4 this afternoon while Melbourne Storm will take on the Titans at 7.30pm.

Sea Eagles will play the Broncos at 9.50 tonight.

Source: NRL

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