The team played five games across the three-day carnival, which was the first time many players had pulled the jersey on in a number of years.
Sharks director Brendan Hunt made history for the club in its first game against South Queensland Maori, scoring its first try in a masters tournament.
The tournament also gave father and son duo Harry and Darren Brankstone the chance to play side by side, with the elder Brankstone crossing the line for a try.
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