It came as a surprise to many when the North Queensland Cowboys let her go, but Rosie Kelly has a new club for 2027 as she joins the Canterbury Bulldogs NRLW side.
With 27 NRLW games over three seasons to her name after past stints with the Cowboys and the Parramatta Eels, her backline versatility is a tremendous asset for any side.
Still only 26, the former union player is one that new Bulldogs NRLW coach Mark O’Meley is impressed by with the club in need of a stable halves presence.
“Rosie is a great addition to our squad. She’s a quality player who brings plenty of experience, competitiveness and toughness to the group,” O’Meley said.
“I really like the way she goes about her footy.
She’s consistent, works hard for her teammates and has a great attitude towards her game.
She’s the type of player who puts the team first and brings plenty of value both on and off the field.”
Kelly joins the Bulldogs on a three-year deal.
