Andrew Kellaway announces retirement from rugby at age 29
ESPN Rugby • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 12, 2026, 7:04 AM
Last updated Oct 12, 2026
Andrew Kellaway, the former Wallabies fullback and winger, has announced his retirement from rugby via social media on October 12, 2026. The decision comes from a personal choice to step away from the sport he has passionately been a part of. Kellaway's retirement marks the end of a notable chapter in his career. Further details about his future plans have yet to be revealed.
- •Kellaway announced his retirement on social media.
- •He played as a fullback and winger for the Wallabies.
- •Kellaway's retirement comes at the age of 29.
- •No further details about his future plans have been disclosed.
- •He has left a significant impact on Australian rugby.
- 7:48 AMESPN Rugby — 'It's been real': Wallabies star announces retirement
"Former Wallabies fullback/winger Andrew Kellaway has retired in a no-fuss manner, turning to social media to announce he is walking away from the game he loves.
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