Cowboys winger Kyle Feldt announces retirement from rugby league
Zero Tackle NRL • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 3, 2026, 4:30 AM
Last updated Oct 3, 2026

Kyle Feldt of the North Queensland Cowboys has announced his retirement from rugby league at age 34 through a heartfelt social media post. Feldt is known for his critical role in the Cowboys' 2015 Grand Final victory, where he scored a key try. Over his career, he became the club's all-time leading try scorer, amassing 151 tries in 217 matches. After a brief stint in the Super League with St Helens, he returned to Townsville and concluded his professional sports career. Feldt thanked fans, teammates, and his family for their support throughout his journey.
- •Feldt retires after a 13-year professional career.
- •He played a pivotal role in the Cowboys' 2015 premiership victory.
- •Feldt became the club's all-time leading try scorer in 2024.
- •He spent time in the Super League before returning to local sport.
- •Feldt expressed gratitude to fans and family in his retirement announcement.
- 4:30 AMZero Tackle NRL — Cowboys premiership hero announces retirement
"He bows out after a decorated career that included a famous premiership moment.
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