LeagueNews.co | Robbie Hamilton
In a thrilling clash against the Rabbitohs, Nicho Hynes showcased his incredible skills and returned to his best form for the Sharks.
The team had been facing a tough time, suffering three consecutive losses and conceding a staggering 102 points.
However, they managed to turn the tide in Perth on Saturday night, ending their losing streak.
The Sharks' defense was on point, keeping the Rabbitohs scoreless for a remarkable 64 minutes at Optus Stadium.
With a massive crowd of over 48,000 fans in attendance, the Sharks dominated the game, racing to a commanding 24-0 lead.
Hynes played a crucial role, laying on three tries and making 11 runs in the first receiver's position.
The victory breathed new life into the Sharks' hopes of securing a spot in the top four.
Their determination was evident from the start, with Latrell Mitchell's textbook tackle denying Connor Tracey a try in the early minutes.
The relentless attacking strategy of the Sharks paid off when Mawene Hiroti outmaneuvered Tyrone Munro and Cody Walker before sidestepping Mitchell to score in the 18th minute.
Jesse Ramien further extended their lead, overpowering Alex Johnston and Isaiah Tass before setting up Sione Katoa for a try in the 25th minute.