North Queensland’s all-time leading try scorer Kyle Feldt will depart the club at the end of the 2024 season to join St Helens on a two-year deal.
Feldt, who will forever be remembered for the try that forced the 2015 grand final into extra-time before Johnathan Thurston kicked the winning field goal, will replace 2018 IRL Golden Boot winner Tommy Makinson, who is joining Catalans.
“This feels like the right choice and the right decision, not only for me but for my family,” Feldt said.
“”I know I’m coming to a great club with a very rich history of great players with great a work ethic as well. I’m eager to get over and meet the lads at the end of the year.
“I’m coming over to add some more accolades to my career, to help out the boys in the club, and I’m very eager to get silverware.
“When I was on the phone to Wello [St Helens coach Paul Wellens] he reaffirmed how the club has an expectation of winning, and that’s something that got me across the line.”
The Norths Thuringowa Devils junior has played 213 matches for the Cowboys since debuting in 2013.broke Matthew Bowen’s long-standing Cowboys try-scoring record when he crossed for the 131st time in front of his home fans at Queensland Country Bank Stadium against the Gold Coast Titans in Round 5 this season.
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