Dragons aim to sign Warriors dummy-half Samuel Healey this offseason
Zero Tackle NRL • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 14, 2026, 9:11 PM
Last updated Oct 14, 2026

St George Illawarra Dragons are set to pursue Samuel Healey, a dummy-half for the New Zealand Warriors, who has been given permission to explore his options. The Warriors prioritize Wayde Egan for contract extension and informed Healey he will not be re-signed for 2028, making him available. Healey has been with the Warriors since 2024, having previously played for the Cronulla Sharks, and has made 29 appearances since 2025. The Dragons are looking for a backup hooker after losing Damien Cook to the Castleford Tigers and are also interested in Dolphins center Jack Bostock, available from November 1. Dean Young is the new head coach following Shane Flanagan's resignation and aims to rebuild the squad during the upcoming free agency period.
- •Dragons seek to add Samuel Healey as a backup hooker.
- •Warriors will extend Wayde Egan's contract, releasing Healey.
- •Healey has played 29 games for Warriors since debut in 2025.
- •Dragons also targeting Dolphins center Jack Bostock from November 1.
- •Dean Young replaces Shane Flanagan as head coach for the Dragons.
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"The Warriors gave their dummy-half permission to explore his options.
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