St George Illawarra Dragons

After leaving Cronulla to sign a cut-price NRL contract with the St George Illawarra Dragons, Aaron Woods knew he had to be smarter with his money.Woods had been one of the game's best remunerated front-rowers across spells with the Wests Tigers,

Dragons forward Josh Kerr is enjoying the banter and camaraderie with new team-mates Aaron Woods and George Burgess

After missing the finals for a third consecutive season in 2021, St George Illawarra is banking on an old-fashioned mix of youth and experience to turn its fortunes around next year.

It may be December but the movement will continue through the month and well into January as NRL teams finalise their 2022 rosters. And the hot topic among recruitment chiefs at the moment is around the backline.

Zhou Qi of Xinjiang Flying Tigers shoots a free throw during the 6th round match between Xinjiang Flying Tigers and Jiangsu Dragons at the 2020-2021 season of the Chinese Basketball Association (CBA) league in Zhuji, east China's Zhejiang Province, Oct. 30 …

The Dolphins’ recruitment drive has taken another hit with a Roosters star turning his back on them to sign with a Super League club. It comes after it was revealed the expansion club made a last-minute play for Sharks hooker Blayke Brailey after missing out on Brandon Smith,

Tyrone May has received a lifeline just a month after being sacked by Penrith, signing a deal with Super League side. May's Panthers career was abruptly ended after the team's premiership win, with a social media post that appeared to reference his highly publicised court case,

Super League runners-up Catalans Dragons have made their third major signing from the NRL by snapping up 2021 grand final winner. The 25-year-old former Penrith Panther

Talented Dragons forward Billy Burns has undergone ankle surgery after a heavy collision at training. Burns badly rolled the ankle last week during a contact session, suffering major ligament damage.

THE Sandringham Dragons have again proved to be the NAB League’s footy factory after a remarkable 10 players found AFL clubs over the past three days. The Dragons, who also produced young ruckmen Jacob Edwards (North Melbourne) and Max Heath (St Kilda) in the NAB Mid-Season Rookie Draft,