LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy
The Dolphins have scooped up a new addition to their forward pack in the form of promising prop Sebastian Su'a from the Knights for the upcoming 2026 season, according to reports on dolphinsnrl.com.au.
Described as a towering 198-centimetre front-rower, Su'a has inked a two-year deal with the Dolphins, solidifying his place in the team until at least 2027.
This signing is expected to bring both size and youth to the forward pack, injecting a fresh energy and strength into the team.
With his NRL debut for the Knights in Round 25 last season, Su'a demonstrated the skills and potential that propelled him through the ranks of the club's development system.
Hailing from Onehunga, New Zealand, Su'a boasts an impressive sporting lineage-his father, Murphy Su'a, famously represented the New Zealand Black Caps in Test cricket.
A versatile player in his youth, Su'a honed his talents in both rugby league and rugby union, with his early years in rugby league spent with the Mount Albert Lions.
Making the move to the Knights in 2022, Su'a wasted no time in making a name for himself in the Jersey Flegg Cup and NSW Cup competitions, ultimately earning his shot at first-grade footy last year.
This strategic signing is expected to bolster the Dolphins' forward line-up and strengthen their on-field presence, adding a new dimension and depth to the team.
Fans can look forward to seeing Su'a in action and witnessing his impact on the field in the upcoming season.