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The Wests Tigers season fell into turmoil after a promising start. The team got ten defeats out of twelve matches as injuries and suspensions mounted. Fans saw the club struggle despite early optimism. As the writer said, "We might be good this year," but the team soon showed many cracks.
Samoa’s Darius Visser is set to become a T20 pioneer after joining the Whiterock Warriors for the Canada Super 60. Visser, who scored 39 runs in one over against Vanuatu two years ago, got the call recently. He will play alongside stars like Sam Billings in the ten-over competition.
Carlton wants interim coach Josh Fraser to pitch for the full-time head coaching job. The club gave him a week to decide after he revived their fortunes. "We think he should put his hand up," football manager Chris Davies said. The Blues expect to announce their next permanent coach by August.
The New Zealand Breakers signed forward Josiah-Jordan James for the 2026-27 season. The 25-year-old defensive wing joins the team after playing in the G League and Israel. Meanwhile, the Perth Wildcats added an injury replacement player to their roster. Both clubs got busy this week making moves for the upcoming season.
Collingwood and 2023 Norm Smith medallist Bobby Hill agreed on a deal to end his contract early. Hill will leave as a delisted free agent after not playing a game this season. Coach Craig McRae said, "He's a premiership player and Norm Smith Medallist and will forever be welcomed."
Mick Agresta returned to Carlton to negotiate a contract after leaving his recruiting role in February. Now a player manager, he secured a two-year extension for Billy Wilson until 2028. Agresta said, "Chris was really professional and I hope I was just as professional on the other side."