Scott Pryde is the Editor at Zero Tackle. He specializes in sports journalism, focusing on competitive sports, professional sports, and the business of sports, with a keen interest in team sports and international sports leagues. Scott's work has been featured in Zero Hanger, Zero Tackle, and MSN.
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Scott Pryde's focus is primarily on sports, particularly rugby league and NRL. His coverage tends to revolve around event coverage, breaking news, announcements, and profile features related to player transfers, rugby league clubs, and contracts. When reaching out to him or considering pitching stories for his coverage area, keep in mind that he would be interested in exclusive insights into player transfers and contract negotiations within the NRL as well as breaking news related to rugby league events. Profiles of players or behind-the-scenes looks at club dynamics may also be of interest based on his past work.
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By: Scott Pryde
He is off-contract this year.
Tumalolo has quietly become the Cowboys key man again. The North Queensland Cowboys enter the final five weeks of the season on the back of the biggest hiding ever recorded in the NRL era.
The Dolphins have 15 players off-contract at the end of 2027.
The Dragons have had a remarkable year of recruitment and retention. St George Illawarra Dragons forward Jacob Halangahu is set to make a half dozen of the best young forwards in the NRL locked in for the club.
By: Scott Pryde
As many as six clubs were said to be interested in the Panthers prop. The Canberra Raiders have moved to emphatically shut down any link between them and a chase for Penrith Panthers prop Moses Leota
The Titans have set their priorities. Gold Coast Titans head coach Josh Hannay has ruled out the idea of his club chasing any more spine players if it will be at the detriment of the club's current crop of players.
By: Scott Pryde
The teams will square off in a top-four duel on Friday. The New Zealand Warriors and Penrith Panthers have both been forced into late changes for Friday night's enormous top-four clash in Auckland.
He has played for both Australia and Lebanon previously. Parramatta Eels and NSW Blues State of Origin half Mitchell Moses will represent Lebanon at this year's Rugby League World Cup.
By: Scott Pryde
The prop requested a release earlier this year. St George Illawarra Dragons forward Loko Pasifiki Tonga has revealed head coach Dean Young was the reason he re-signed with the club.
Reynolds career is winding down, but he should be afforded another hit out to say goodbye.
