The NRL’s match review committee have hit multiple players with fines across both Saturday and Sunday games during Round 15.<\/p>\n
Four players have been cited for Grade 1 careless high tackles during Saturday’s double-header, each carrying different sanction levels depending on prior offences.<\/p>\n
Among those charged, both Ronaldo Mulitalo<\/a> and Eddie Ieremia-Toeava<\/a> will receive a $1,000 fine for their first offence. That penalty could increase by $500 if either player contests the charge and is found guilty at the judiciary panel.<\/p>\n Cameron McInnes<\/a> has been hit with a $1,800 fine after being charged with a second offence. If challenged and unsuccessful, his penalty could rise to $2,500.<\/p>\n Corey Horsburgh<\/a> faces the most significant sanction of Saturday’s charges, with a third offence resulting in a $3,000 fine and the potential for a two-match suspension if he elects to contest and is found guilty.<\/p>\n In regards to Sunday’s clash between the Wests Tigers<\/a> and Gold Coast Titans<\/a>, three players were sanctioned.<\/p>\n Both Patrick Herbert<\/a> and Alex Seyfarth<\/a> were charged with Grade 1 dangerous tackles and have each been fined $3,000, with the possibility of a two-match ban if the charges are challenged and upheld.<\/p>\n