Round 18 charges: Tolman cops ban; Lewis fined for brain snap

Sharks prop Aiden Tolman will spend a week on the sidelines after opting not to challenge a careless high tackle charge at the judiciary. 

Tolman's 56th-minute tackle on rookie Raiders fullback Xavier Savage on Saturday was assessed as a grade-one charge and two prior non-similar offences plus 35 carryover points means the veteran will serve a one-match ban.

The only other charges arising from round 18 will result in fines rather than suspensions.

Canterbury five-eighth Lachlan Lewis copped a fine of $1600 for his half-time brain snap against Souths in which he tackled Cody Walker on the way to the sheds and was subsequently sin-binned.

Lewis sin-binned amidst crazy finish to half

Dogs prop Dylan Napa ($1900 for a careless high tackle), Panthers hooker Apisai Koroisau ($1350 for dangerous contact) and Tigers forward Tom Mikaele ($1150 for a careless high tackle) also received monetary hits for grade-one offences.

Cowboys back-rower Shane Wright will pay $1150 for his dangerous contact charge over an incident involving Roosters dummy-half Sam Verrills.

Storm utility Chris Lewis was hit with a grade-one careless high tackle charge for a late-game incident involving Knights winger Dominic Young and will pay $1350 for his early guilty plea.

Veteran Titans back-rower Kevin Proctor and teammate Patrick Herbert were slapped with grade-one dangerous throw charges in the wake of the Gold Coast's loss to Parramatta.

Proctor, who was sin-binned, will pay $1600 and Herbert has been fined $1350 for his early plea.