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The Dragons have warded off rivals to lock up skipper Ben Hunt on a two-year contract extension that can maintain him on the lcub till the top of 2025.

Hunt was being chased by the Bulldogs and Titans, however selected to ink an extension earlier than heading off to the World Cup with the Kangaroos.

“The St George Illawarra Dragons are excited to announce the re-signing of captain Ben Hunt for an extra two seasons,” the membership mentioned in an announcement.

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Hunt, who was already below contract for 2023, will now stay on the Dragons till at the very least the top of the 2025 season.

The 2-time Dragons Medal winner’s extension comes on the eve of his departure to the UK forward of Australia’s Rugby League World Cup marketing campaign.

“It’s a satisfying day for my household and I,” Hunt mentioned.

“I’m very completely satisfied we have been capable of come to an settlement as I at all times wished to stick with the Dragons.

“I’m excited by the route the membership is headed and I’m very a lot trying ahead to enjoying my half within the Dragons’ journey within the coming years.”

The Queensland Origin veteran can be on account of be a part of the NRL’s illustrious 300-game membership subsequent season.

“Ben and his household are an integral a part of the Dragons and to have him prolong for an additional two years demonstrates his dedication and want to deliver success to the membership over the approaching seasons,” Dragons basic supervisor of soccer Ben Haran mentioned.

“Ben’s on-field performances communicate for themselves, whereas his management off the sector and across the membership might be essential within the ongoing improvement of our NRL squad.

“Ben’s re-signing is one that every one Crimson V members, companions and followers must be extraordinarily enthusiastic about.”

Ben Hunt re-signed with the Dragons by means of till 2025.Supply: Getty Photos

DOLPHINS POACH COWBOYS STAR

The Dolphins have signed Cowboys speedster Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow on a two-year deal after he was launched from the ultimate 12 months of his North Queensland deal.

“The Dolphins have injected some electrical energy into their backline for his or her NRL entry with the signing of North Queensland Cowboys’ flyer Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow,” the Dolphins mentioned in an announcement

Dolphins’ chief government Terry Reader mentioned gaining the signature of Tabuai-Fidow was an enormous bonus for the membership.

“Hamiso’s signing is vastly important to our roster and provides a brand new dynamic to our workforce for the 2023 season,” mentioned Reader.

“The Dolphins have been looking out for an actual recreation breaker and there’s no doubt that he’s simply that. He’s electrical with the ball in his palms and you’ll see him changing into a cult determine with our followers.

“Hamiso is younger however already has 50 video games of expertise within the NRL, is a State of Origin participant and is about to grow to be a global with Samoa on the World Cup.

“We’re very enthusiastic about what Hamiso will do in a Dolphins jersey.”

The 21-year-old has scored 21 tries in 50 NRL video games for the Cowboys since his debut in 2020 and performed one Origin for the Maroons in 2021.

Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow will be a part of the Dolphins in 2023.Supply: Getty Photos

STORM LOCK UP THREE FORWARDS TO EXTENSIONS

The Storm have moved to bolster their long-term forwards depth by locking up the companies of Trent Loiero, Alec MacDonald and Tom Eisenhuth on contract extensions.

Loiero and MacDonald have been prolonged by means of till the top of the 2025 season, whereas Eisenhuth’s new deal is thru till the top of the 2023 marketing campaign.

“Three members of Melbourne Storm’s ahead pack have prolonged their contracts, together with long-term offers for 2 of the membership’s greatest younger forwards,” the Storm mentioned in an announcement.

“Trent Loiero, Alec MacDonald and Tom Eisenhuth have all dedicated to the membership following the conclusion of the 2022 season.”

“Again-rower Loiero, who has performed 23 video games within the purple jersey, has signed on till the top of the 2025 NRL season.

“The 21-year-old from the Sunshine Coast made his Storm debut in 2021 and was a daily characteristic on this 12 months’s prime 17, enjoying 17 matches, together with his first finals look in opposition to the Canberra Raiders.

“4 of his Storm matches have been within the beginning pack, and he’ll push strongly for a run-on position in a new-look Melbourne ahead line-up in 2023.

“One of many 2022 season’s large success tales, Alec MacDonald, will be a part of Storm’s prime 30 squad for the primary time subsequent 12 months after signing a three-year contract.

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Trent Loiero is signed till the top of 2025.Supply: Information Regional Media

“Born in New Zealand and raised in Queensland, MacDonald got here to Melbourne on a prepare and trial contract from the Brisbane Tigers for the 2022 pre-season and rapidly impressed the membership’s teaching workers.

“His fast rise finally noticed him make Storm’s workforce for the season opening victory in opposition to Wests Tigers.

“The 20-year-old ended up enjoying 12 NRL video games in his rookie 12 months, showcasing his excessive workrate in each defence and assault.

“His new contract runs till the top of the 2025 season.

“The versatile Tom Eisenhuth has added one other season to his Storm profession which started in 2019, signing on for the 2023 marketing campaign.

“A member of the membership’s Rising Leaders group for the previous two years, Eisenhuth has performed 41 matches for Storm for a powerful win fee of 80%.”

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BRONCOS

2022 squad: Jesse Arthars (2023*), Kurt Capewell (2024), Patrick Carrigan (2024), Selwyn Cobbo (2025), Herbie Farnworth (2023), Thomas Flegler (2023), Tyson Gamble (2023) Payne Haas (2024), Kobe Hetherington (2023), Deloise Hoeter (2022), Jamayne Isaako (2022), Ryan James (2022), Albert Kelly (2022), Corey Jensen (2023), Rhys Kennedy (2022), Brenko Lee (2023), Ezra Mam (2024), David Mead (2022), Tesi Niu (2023), Corey Oates (2023), Cory Paix (2023), Keenan Palasia (2022), Jordan Pereira (2023), Brendan Piakura (2024), Adam Reynolds (2024), Jordan Riki (2024), TC Robati (2024), Kotoni Staggs (2025), Jake Turpin (2022), Billy Walters (2022)

Growth gamers: Logan Bayliss (2023), Xavier Willison (2025)

2022 positive factors: Deloise Hoeter (Wynnum Manly Seagulls), Adam Reynolds (Rabbitohs), Kurt Capewell (Panthers), Brenko Lee (Storm), Corey Jensen (Cowboys), Logan Bayliss (Souths Logan), Jordan Pereira (Dragons), Ryan James (Raiders)

2022 losses: Xavier Coates (Storm), Tevita Pangai Jr (Bulldogs), Brodie Croft (Salford), Anthony Milford (Rabbitohs), Alex Glenn (retirement), Ethan Bullemor (Sea Eagles), John Asiata (Leigh Centurions)

2023 losses: Jamayne Isaako (Dolphins till 2025), Brenko Lee (Dolphins till 2024), Te Maire Martin (Warriors till 2025)

*Jesse Arthars is on mortgage to the Warriors for the 2022 season.

2023 positive factors: Reece Walsh (Warriors)

Coach: Kevin Walters (2023)

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RAIDERS

2022 squad: Nick Cotric (2024), Jarrod Croker (2023, PO 2024), Adam Elliott (2022), Jamal Fogarty (2024), Matt Frawley (2023), Emre Guler (2023), Corey Harawira-Naera (2022), Josh Hodgson (2022), Albert Hopoate (2022), Peter Hola (2023, CO 2024), Corey Horsburgh (2025), Sebastian Kris (2024), Trey Mooney (2024), Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad (2022), Josh Papalii (2024, MO 2025), Jordan Rapana (2023), Harry Rushton (2022), Xavier Savage (2025), Brad Schneider (2023), Harley Smith-Shields (2023), Tom Starling (2022), Ryan Sutton (2022), Joe Tapine (2023), Matthew Timoko (2025), Semi Valemei (2024), Elliott Whitehead (2024), Jack Wighton (2022, PO 2023 and 2024), Hudson Young (2024)

Development players: Elijah Anderson (2022), Ata Mariota (2024), Brandon Morkos (2024), Clay Webb (2023)

2022 gains: Jamal Fogarty (Titans), Peter Hola (Cowboys), Adam Elliott, Nick Cotric (both Bulldogs)

2022 losses: Sam Williams (immediate release, TBC), Ryan James (Broncos), Siliva Havili (Rabbitohs), Bailey Simonsson (Eels), Caleb Aekins (Leigh Centurions), Dunamis Lui, Darby Medlyn (both unsigned) Harry Rushton (released)

2023 gains: Zac Woolford (upgraded, 2023), James Schiller (upgraded, 2023), Xavier Savage (upgraded, 2025), Pasami Saulo (2024)

2023 losses: Adam Elliott (Knights), Josh Hodgson (Eels), Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad (Warriors)

Coach: Ricky Stuart (2023)

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BULLDOGS

2022 squad: Josh Addo-Carr (2025), Paul Alamoti (2023), Corey Allan (2023), Jake Averillo (2023), Bailey Biondi-Odo (2023), Braidon Burns (2023), Matt Burton (2023, PO 2024), Josh Cook dinner (2023), Matt Doorey (2022), Raymond Faitala-Mariner (2025), Kyle Flanagan (2023), Jack Hetherington (2022, MO 2023), Josh Jackson (2023), Tui Katoa (2022), Max King (2024), Jacob Kiraz (2024), Jeremy Marshall-King (2022, PO 2023), Jayden Okunbor (2023), Tevita Pangai Jr (2024), Chris Patolo (2023), Aaron Schoupp (2024), Ava Seumanufagai (2023), Joe Stimson (2022), Luke Thompson (2023), Jackson Topine (2022), Paul Vaughan (2022), Corey Waddell (2023), Brandon Wakeham (2022)

Prepare-and-trial gamers: Noah King, Kurt Morrin, Phillip Makatoa, Jayden Tanner, Billy Tsikrikas, Declan Casey, Harrison Edwards, Josh Stuckey, Mosese Pope, Steven Marsters, Ben Seufale, Luke Sommerton, Josh Ralph

2022 positive factors: Jacob Kiraz (from prepare and trial contract to 2024), Matt Burton (Panthers), Josh Addo-Carr (Storm), Brent Naden (Panthers), Matt Dufty (Dragons), Paul Vaughan (Dragons), Tevita Pangai Jr (Broncos/Panthers), Josh Cook dinner (Rabbitohs), Max King (Storm), Braidon Burns (Rabbitohs)

2022 losses: Matt Dufty (Warrington) Brent Naden (Tigers), Nick Cotric (Raiders), Nick Meaney (Storm), Renouf Atoni (Roosters), Will Hopoate (St Helens), Chris Smith (Panthers), James Roumanos (Sea Eagles), Falakiko Manu (Dragons), Lachlan Lewis, Sione Katoa, Dean Britt, Brad Deitz, Watson Heleta (all unsigned)

2023 losses: Jack Hetherington (Knights), Paul Vaughan (Warrington)

Coach: Mick Potter (interim)

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SHARKS

2022 squad: Jayden Berrell (2022), Blayke Brailey (2026), Andrew Fifita (2022), Dale Finucane (2025), Wade Graham (2022), Braden Hamlin-Uele (2022), Mawene Hiroti (2022), Royce Hunt (2023), Nicho Hynes (2024), Matt Ikuvalu (2023), Sione Katoa (2023), William Kennedy (2023), Cameron McInnes (2025), Locky Miller (2023), Luke Metcalf (2022), Matt Moylan (2024), Ronaldo Mulitalo (2023), Briton Nikora (2025), Franklin Pele (2022), Jesse Ramien (2023), Toby Rudolf (2024), Siosifa Talakai (2023), Jensen Taumoepeau (2022, CO 2023), Aiden Tolman (2022), Connor Tracey (2024), Braydon Trindall (2023), Jack Williams (2022), Teig Wilton (2023)