Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks forward Jesse Colquhoun is determined to overcome a season-ending ACL injury and lead his team to the NRL Grand Final in 2025. This setback marks the latest in a string of unfortunate injuries for the young talent, who had previously suffered a foot injury in the same season. Despite the setbacks, Colquhoun's resilience and the Sharks' faith in his potential are evident in their decision to re-sign him on a two-year deal. With a target return date in Round 4 of the 2025 season, Colquhoun is focused on helping the Sharks surpass their preliminary finals exit last year.
There’s bad luck and then there’s the hand young Sharks forward Jesse Colquhoun has been dealt.The Collegians club junior exuded plenty of promise as a youngster, with the Sharks snapping up the Wollongong product on a two-year deal back in 2022. An NRL debut followed just a month later against the Cowboys.WHAT ARE YOU PREPARED TO LOSE TODAY? SET A DEPOSIT LIMIT. For Free and confidential support call 1800 858 858 or visit gamblinghelponline.org.au.
Jesse Colquhoun of the Sharks is attended to by trainers after an injury against the Wests Tigers. Picture: Brendon Thorne/Getty ImagesTo make his season-ending ACL injury against the Wests Tigers sting a little more, the Shire forward had only just overcome a foot injury, where he’d. That injury was a bout of deja vu for Colquhoun, having also broken his foot back in the 2023 pre-season trials.But with 11 appearances under his belt, the Sharks still clearly see the upside of Colquhoun.
Rubbing shoulders with Todd Gurley – a three-time Pro Bowler and No. 10 pick in the 2015 NFL draft – at Shark Park ahead of Cronulla’s Vegas venture was a clear ‘pinch me’ moment for the NFL fan. With Round 4 circled on the calendar, which will represent nine months since his heartbreaking knee injury, Colquhoun’s intentions this year are clear: Push the Black, White and Blue past their preliminary finals exit last season and all the way into the Grand Final.
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