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A former dummy-half and playmaker for the Canterbury Bulldogs<\/a> and St George Illawarra Dragons<\/a>, Craig Garvey<\/a> has agreed to join a new team, which will see him continue his rugby league playing career.<\/p>\n Named the 2024 Ron Massey Cup<\/a> Player of the Year, the 32-year-old has agreed to link up with the Nambucca Heads Roosters, who compete in the Tooheys New Group 2 competition and are coming off a premiership victory in 2025.<\/p>\n Last playing in the NRL<\/a> in 2017, Garvey featured in 23 matches in the NRL<\/a> with ten of those coming during his time with the Dragons and the other 13 from his tenure at the Bulldogs.<\/p>\n He also represented the Indigenous All Stars in the annual pre-season clash in 2016.<\/p>\n Garvey’s younger brother, Grant Garvey<\/a>, also played in the NRL<\/a>, registering a single match for the Sydney Roosters<\/a> and was also a two-time Under-18s representative for the New South Wales Blues<\/a>.<\/p>\n “We are extremely happy to announce Craig Garvey<\/a> has signed up for the 2026 season.
Craig has played NRL<\/a> for the Dragons and the Bulldogs and is an extremely professional rugby league player,” a statement from the club read.<\/p>\n