Erin Clark has renewed his commitment to the NZ Warriors with a two-year contract extension that secures his place until 2029.
The 28-year-old, originally from Manurewa Marlins, returned from the Gold Coast Titans last year under a three-year deal, lasting until 2027.
He debuted with the Warriors in 2017 and has played all 31 matches since his return last season.
Clark's standout 2025 season saw him average 147 metres and 34 tackles per game, accumulating 1451 post-contact metres, along with 66 tackle breaks and 37 offloads.
His impressive performances also contributed to the Kiwis' success in the Pacific Championships that year.
Clark concluded the season with two major accolades, being named the Dally M lock of the year and recognized as the best #13 by the RLPA Dream Team.
Born on September 6, 1997, in Auckland, his position is loose forward, standing 180 cm tall and weighing 98 kg.
His career includes stints with the NZ Warriors and Gold Coast Titans, totaling 126 NRL appearances and 28 career points.