Kyle Feldt

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Cowboy #239

A junior with the Norths club in Townsville, Feldt enjoyed one of the most distinguished careers of any footballer in the NYC under-20s competition, setting records for most career points overall and most points in a season for the Cowboys, and was a member of the 2011 NYC grand final team.

At the end of that season, he was named in the Toyota Cup Team of the Year and represented the Junior Kangaroos in their annual match against the Junior Kiwis.

A knee injury that first surfaced in the pre-season ruined Feldt’s first half of 2012 – he missed almost three months of football before returning for six straight games at season’s end.

In 2013, he was the leading point-scorer in the Intrust Super Cup, playing for the Northern Pride (eight tries, 52 goals), until being called up to make his NRL debut against South Sydney at 1300SMILES Stadium in round 21.

He played three NRL matches in his rookie season and scored his first NRL try against Penrith.

At the end-of-season awards, he was named as Cowboys’ 2013 Rookie of the Year, backing up in 2014 to play 10 games in the top grade as his development in top-flight rugby league continued upwards.

In season 2015, the man responsible for scoring that try in the NRL Grand Final made a stunning return to the NRL in Round 24 after being relegated to the Intrust Super Cup for most of the season.

Essentially forcing his way into Paul Green’s team due to stellar performances for the Townsville Blackhawks in the Queensland Cup, Feldt’s re-entry into the team had immediate impact with a hat-trick of tries in a huge win over the New Zealand Warriors.

The Cowboys’ 2016 NRL campaign was always going to be a watershed year for the talented Townsville product – he delivered on his potential, finishing 2016 as the club’s leading try-scorer and was also invited into the Maroons’ State-of-Origin camp ahead of Game II.

Feldt’s 2017 season was also a success as he well and truly established himself as a leading NRL winger.

Slow to start the year, Feldt – with 48 NRL ties to his credit – went tryless across the first nine rounds before exploding in the second half of the season to cross 15 times in 18 games to lead the team in four-pointers for the year.

Feldt signed a three-year contract extension during the year, keep him at Cowboys HQ until the end of the 2020 season.

Already considered one of the premier wingers in rugby league, Kyle Feldt may have enjoyed the best season of his career in 2018.

Feldt was presented with the Coach’s Award at the 2018 end-of-season Presentation Ball by head coach Paul Green as a reward for his spectacular season.

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Favourite movie: The A-Team
Favourite sports team: New Orleans Saints
Favourite athlete growing up: Chad Reed
Who would play you in a movie?: Ryan Reynolds
If you could eat one meal for the rest of your life, what would it be?: Chicken parmigiana
Most ridiculous fact you know: Male goannas have two privates
First CD: Chocolate Starfish – Limp Bizkit
Run on song: Horses - Daryl Braithwaite
Event you would most like to attend: Super Bowl
One superpower: To be able to fly
Childhood career ambition: Policeman/NRL player
Pre-game meal: Whatever is on the menu
Favourite joke: Camouflage jokes
One word to describe yourself: Cheeky