LeagueNews.co | Cooper McEnroe
Wil Sullivan, the towering forward for the North Queensland Cowboys, is set to pack his bags and head to greener pastures at the end of the season.
The U19s QLD Maroons representative has inked a deal with the Newcastle Knights for the upcoming year, following in the footsteps of his Brisbane Broncos counterparts.
A product of the esteemed North Queensland Cowboys Young Guns program, Sullivan has been cutting his teeth with the first-grade squad and showing glimpses of his untapped potential.
Despite a season marred by injuries, the young gun managed to impress during his stint with the Mackay Cutters in the QLD Cup, showcasing his prowess in both attack and defense.
With the likes of Israel Leota, Blake Mozer, and Benjamin Te Kura by his side in the Maroons camp, Sullivan has proven himself as a versatile player capable of wreaking havoc in the front-row and back-row positions.
His departure from Townsville marks the end of an era for the Cowboys, as they bid farewell to a promising talent on the rise.
As Sullivan embarks on this new chapter in his rugby league journey, the Knights will be eager to welcome this formidable force to their ranks, hoping he can fill the void left by departing players.
With his blend of strength, agility, and raw skill, Sullivan is poised to make a significant impact on the field and carve out a legacy of his own in the Knights jersey.