Fiji Bati international Kurt Donoghoe has signed a contract extension with the National Rugby League team, the Dolphins, which will keep him with the club until the end of 2025. Initially set to conclude his term soon, the halfback is now committed to an additional season with the franchise.
Since joining the Dolphins in 2022, Donoghoe has made a notable impact, participating in 16 matches for the team as well as five for the Fiji Bati at the international level. Matt Hartigan, the Dolphins’ Head of Academy and Fijian Assistant Coach, praised Donoghoe’s strong work ethic and creativity, highlighting his ability to elevate the performance of his teammates. “When he plays direct, and he gets the ball in his hands, he’s got the creativity to make the guys around him look good,” Hartigan noted.
This extension marks a significant milestone in Donoghoe’s career as he continues to grow as a valuable asset for the Dolphins, potentially providing an inspirational model for other players striving to establish their careers in professional sports. As the NRL season progresses, fans can look forward to more exciting performances from this talented halfback.
Overall, Donoghoe’s commitment to the Dolphins signifies not only his personal ambition but also reflects the team’s investment in nurturing talent and building a competitive squad for the future.
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