Teegy
14-11-05, 07:28 PM
from SMH.com.au
North Queensland winger Ty Williams has re-signed with the 2005 NRL runners-up for another four years.
The long term deal capped a dream season for the Innisfail-born 24-year-old which featured his Origin debut for Queensland and the Cowboys' maiden NRL grand final appearance.
Cowboys head coach Graham Murray said Williams was being groomed as a leader at the NRL club.
"It is great news Ty has re-signed with the club, he is a tremendous player," he said.
"We can see him being a good leader in the senior group and for the younger players.
"He adds a lot to the club as a player and as a good individual."
Williams' re-signing was music to the ears of new chief executive Peter Parr who took over from the retired Denis Keeffe at the conclusion of the 2005 season.
"Not only is he a very good footballer, he is a wonderful role model for the youth of North Queensland," he said.
"We are delighted he has decided to extend his contract."
Williams has played 91 first grade games for the Cowboys since debuting in round four, 2002 against the New Zealand Warriors.
Good news for the Cowboys. he will be a QLD winger for years to come IMO
North Queensland winger Ty Williams has re-signed with the 2005 NRL runners-up for another four years.
The long term deal capped a dream season for the Innisfail-born 24-year-old which featured his Origin debut for Queensland and the Cowboys' maiden NRL grand final appearance.
Cowboys head coach Graham Murray said Williams was being groomed as a leader at the NRL club.
"It is great news Ty has re-signed with the club, he is a tremendous player," he said.
"We can see him being a good leader in the senior group and for the younger players.
"He adds a lot to the club as a player and as a good individual."
Williams' re-signing was music to the ears of new chief executive Peter Parr who took over from the retired Denis Keeffe at the conclusion of the 2005 season.
"Not only is he a very good footballer, he is a wonderful role model for the youth of North Queensland," he said.
"We are delighted he has decided to extend his contract."
Williams has played 91 first grade games for the Cowboys since debuting in round four, 2002 against the New Zealand Warriors.
Good news for the Cowboys. he will be a QLD winger for years to come IMO