Melbourne Storm 2024 Fixture and Draw
Hostplus Cup Draw Released
Mark Your Calendars for an Exciting Season
The 2024 Melbourne Storm Telstra Premiership draw fixture and Hostplus Cup draw have been released. The Storm will kick off their season on April 4, 2024, at 9:00 AM UTC against the Brisbane Broncos.
The Storm will face a tough challenge in their opening match, as the Broncos are one of the NRL's most successful teams. However, Craig Bellamy's side will be confident of getting their season off to a winning start, as they have a strong squad that includes several key players from the 2023 premiership-winning team.
After their match against the Broncos, the Storm will travel to Sydney to take on the Sydney Roosters in Round 2. The Roosters, along with the Broncos, are regarded as one of the NRL's powerhouse teams. The Storm will need to be at their best to overcome the Roosters.
The Storm will then return to Melbourne for their first home match of the season against the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs. The Bulldogs are a rising team, and they will be looking to make a statement against the Storm.
The Storm will then face the New Zealand Warriors, the Gold Coast Titans, and the Newcastle Knights before their first bye of the season in Round 7. The Storm will then return to action against the Penrith Panthers, the St. George Illawarra Dragons, and the Wests Tigers.
The Storm will have their second bye of the season in Round 13, before they face the Canberra Raiders, the South Sydney Rabbitohs, and the Cronulla Sharks. The Storm will then finish their regular season with matches against the Sydney Roosters, the Newcastle Knights, and the Gold Coast Titans.
The Storm will be hoping to finish the regular season in the top four to secure a home semi-final. The Storm have a strong history of success in the finals, and they will be confident of making a deep run into the playoffs.
The Hostplus Cup draw has also been released, and the Storm will begin their campaign against the Redcliffe Dolphins. The Storm will then face the Norths Devils, the Tweed Seagulls, and the Blacktown Workers Sea Eagles before their first bye of the season in Round 5.
The Storm will then return to action against the Souths Logan Magpies, the Burleigh Bears, and the Wynnum Manly Seagulls. The Storm will have their second bye of the season in Round 10, before they face the Easts Tigers, the Central Queensland Capras, and the Sunshine Coast Falcons.
The Storm will then finish their regular season with matches against the Norths Devils, the Redcliffe Dolphins, and the Tweed Seagulls. The Storm will be hoping to finish the regular season in the top four to secure a home semi-final.
The Hostplus Cup finals will begin in September, and the Storm will be hoping to make a deep run into the playoffs. The Storm have a strong team, and they will be confident of challenging for the championship.
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