
Ethan Strange
Ethan Strange is a promising young player in the NRL, highlighted as a potential first try-scorer in upcoming matches due to his skillful play and ability to find the try line.
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Strange, 21, playing in his first Origin game and growing in confidence with every minute.
How the ‘Miracle in Mudgee’ inspired an unlikely bond between two Origin stars Nathan Cleary and Ethan StrangeEthan Strange was one of the State of Origin players starting on the bench for the Raiders.
Canterbury captain stretchered off during Bulldogs' heavy loss to CanberraEthan Strange was catching a cold on the interchange bench until required to replace a concussed player.
Nathan Cleary silences the critics as NSW Blues stun Queensland in Origin deciderEthan Strange has been cleared to play in Wednesday’s State of Origin series decider after surviving a crucial fitness test on his injured ankle.
Ethan Strange passed fit for NSW Blues, Matt Burton heading homeEthan Strange is regarded as the best running five-eighth.
This NSW squad is good enough to win. It’s the starting 13 who are a worryEthan Strange is listed as part of the NSW Blues team.
NSW Blues team, Laurie Daley live press conference after Brian To’o axingEthan Strange rounds out the Blues six-man bench.
NSW Blues team news, announcement for game three against Queensland MaroonsEthan Strange was brought in to find points for the Blues.
Rugby league talks up its ‘moments’. But in Origin, momentum wins gamesEthan Strange could have an impact on Mitchell Moses' starting spot.
Wayne Bennett backs Cody Walker to play on after out-gunning NSW No. 6 rival Mitchell MosesBut with Ethan Strange, Kaeo Weekes, Xavier Savage, Hudson Young and plenty more, the Raiders are too good not to get back into premiership contention in 2027.
How Warriors are doing the impossible in New ZealandEthan Strange is an in-form player that the Roosters will meet next.
Billy Smith reflects on e-bike crashEthan Strange's performances confirm that he is already a star in the NRL.
Wests Tigers fans shouldn’t be booing Lachie Galvin. They should be cheeringHis replacement Ethan Strange was outstanding on debut.
Injured centre ruled out of NSW State of Origin selection for game twoEthan Strange was outstanding in his debut for NSW after being parachuted into the starting team.
The Origin moment that made Ricky Stuart proudEthan Strange went from cameo to starring role when he was parachuted into a pressure-cooker debut.
The NSW Blues and Queensland Maroons halves stood tallest. So what next at the selection table?Ethan Strange was involved in the melee that followed Ponga’s hit.
NRL backs referee Ashley Klein’s decision in Origin I foul play rulingEthan Strange demonstrated calm and confidence beyond his 21 years, scoring his debut Origin try.
How Nathan Cleary, Ethan Strange broke Queensland heartsEthan Strange was a late replacement who turned into an instant superstar.
New South Wales complete historic comeback to defeat Queensland 22-20Ethan Strange made a dream debut in the State of Origin match, scoring a try and showcasing his skills.
Coached by Canberra’s greatest five-eighth, Strange makes a dream Origin debutA great Origin debut for Mitch Moses’ replacement at five-eighth.
How the Blues and Maroons fared in Game OneEthan Strange thought he had scored shortly after Kalyn Ponga's send-off.
Should Kalyn Ponga have been sent off after Tolu Koula hit?Crichton came alive to put Ethan Strange over in the corner.
NSW-Queensland result was a foregone conclusion – until it wasn’t, writes Peter FitzSimonsEthan Strange found cohesion and creativity with Cleary during the match.
Kalyn Ponga send-off changed everythingEthan Strange had an impressive debut, scoring a try and being a constant threat.
James Tedesco’s late heroics seal NSW’s biggest comebackEthan Strange is praised for his serious run threat and development as a young half.
Andrew Johns analysis of NSW Blues, Queensland Maroons halves Nathan Cleary, Sam Walker, Cameron Munster and Ethan StrangeKoloamatangi, Canterbury’s Jacob Preston, Newcastle’s Bradman Best, Canberra’s Ethan Strange and North Queensland’s Tom Dearden were among the players to catch the last flight back to Sydney.
Souths forward weighing up options after Ashes tourEthan Strange is also anticipated to attract big offers.
How the Perth Bears can learn from the Brisbane Broncos and Dolphins successCanberra five-eighth Ethan Strange has been identified as a star of the future.
Brisbane Broncos star Reece Walsh believes he can improve as a player after making the Kangaroos squad for the AshesEthan Strange is a young gun being considered for the Ashes squad.
Craig Bellamy to Titans? Gold Coast club makes audacious bid for Storm coachEthan Strange was struck down with influenza A but attended the Dally Ms.
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