Canterbury Bulldogs sign Noah Fitzgerald to contract through 2028
Zero Tackle NRL • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 10, 2026, 11:23 PM
Last updated Sep 10, 2026

The Canterbury Bulldogs have signed St George Illawarra Dragons junior halfback Noah Fitzgerald to a deal extending through the 2028 season. Fitzgerald, a former Illawarra Steelers player, joins the club following a recruitment period focused on securing young talent for the Bulldogs pathways system. This addition follows the recent signings of forward Api Amone and fullback Connor Votano by the Belmore-based organization. The Dragons have experienced several exits from their junior ranks recently, including the departure of outside back Tex Anderson to the Dolphins for 2027. Fitzgerald is expected to compete in the SG Ball Cup for the next two seasons before potentially transitioning to the Jersey Flegg competition. The Bulldogs are prioritizing long-term roster development under the direction of the club's recruitment staff.
- •Noah Fitzgerald signed with the Canterbury Bulldogs through 2028.
- •The halfback previously competed for the Illawarra Steelers in the Harold Matthews Cup.
- •Api Amone and Connor Votano also recently signed with the Bulldogs.
- •Tex Anderson will join the Dolphins in 2027.
- •Fitzgerald is slated for participation in the SG Ball Cup.
- 11:23 PMZero Tackle NRL — Bulldogs sign another Dragons junior as young halfback makes contract call
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