18 January, 2026, 6:04 pm Central - 29°C Rain

Two more key players re-sign with Crusaders

Two more key players re-sign with Crusaders

By Semi Turaga
17/09/2020
[Image: stuff.com]

Crusaders coach Scott Robertson’s 2021 roster is quickly taking shape, with two more key players re-signing.

Halfback Mitchell Drummond and flanker Tom Christie are the latest to recommit to the 11-times champions.

Both have signed multi-year deals with the red and blacks, Christie through 2023 and Drummond through 2022.

Their signatures follow those of centre Jack Goodhue and Cullen Grace.

Both signed through 2023 earlier this month.

Lock Mitch Dunshea also recently extended his contract through next year.

The vast majority of next year’s squad is now finalised, with only a few remaining spots to be filled in the coming months.

[Source:  Stuff.co.nz]

FNRL
FEATURE NEWS
Residents question why yachts near Vatia are not being checked
Concern has been raised by residents living in the Vatia area between Tavua and Ba regarding the drugs that were found on Friday.This has raised quest...
1 hour ago
LATEST NEWS
Alleged offenders still on the run two days after daylight shooting
Two days after a man was shot in a targeted daylight attack in Onehunga Auckland, police still have not arrested the people responsible.Police found ...
28 minutes ago

$25,000 Government-funded bridge improves safety in Tarukua Village, Cicia
A $25,000 Government-funded bridge and footpath has improved access and safety for residents of Tarukua Village on Cicia Island, Lau. For years, ...
51 minutes ago

New gym to be established at Navosa Central College
Navosa Central College is set to receive a new gym facility aimed at supporting local youth, promoting fitness, and strengthening community ...
1 hour ago

Canada targets 50 percent increase in trade with Fiji
Two-way trade between Fiji and Canada, currently valued at more than $50 million, is expected to grow significantly following the opening of the new ...
1 hour ago

Starlink satellite kits boost education, health and safety in Lau Islands
Improved digital connectivity is beginning to transform life on Lakeba Island and Fulaga Island in Lau, with students among those benefiting from ...
2 hours ago



Stay tuned for the latest news on our radio stations

CFL radio frequencies
IN DEPTH
Electricity tariff increase for users consuming more than 100 units
There is an increase in the electricity tariff rate for consumers using more than 100 units from 1 January next year.Fijian Competition and Consumer ...
16 days ago

Fiji needs to act on human trafficking indicators associated with Grace Road Group
The United States remains deeply concerned about indicators of trans-national organised crime and human trafficking in Fiji associated with the Grace ...
27 days ago

Cheap seed oils are not good for our health - O'Neill
With over 80 percent of deaths in Fiji caused by cardiovascular disease based on the 2011 report, naturopath and nutritionist Barbara O’Neill is ...
27 days ago

TOP