Hull FC are pleased to confirm that young full-back Logan Moy has signed a three-year contract extension with the club.
The deal sees the promising 18-year old remain at the MKM Stadium until at least the end of the 2027 Betfred Super League season.
In confirming the deal, the club have tied down the long-term future of one of their brightest young talents, who has enjoyed his breakthrough into the first-team squad in 2024.
A product of the club’s burgeoning Centre of Excellence youth system, the Skirlaugh Bulls junior has risen through the club’s ranks over recent seasons – a stellar campaign at U18s level in 2023 saw him named as the club’s Academy Player of the Year, playing a major role in the side reaching the semi-finals of the competition, before stepping up to the first-team ahead of the current campaign.
Moy made his senior debut for the Black & Whites in April against Huddersfield at the MKM Stadium in Round 7, before pulling on the jersey of his boyhood club against in Round 8 and 9 against St Helens and Leeds respectively.
The youngster possesses blistering pace, and will continue to add some important utility value to the squad, able to feature across the spine at half-back, hooker, and loose forward, as well as his native full-back.
Speaking to hullfc.com, Moy said: “This is my dream club. To have signed for Hull FC in the first place was amazing, but it’s an unbelievable feeling to have secured my future here for another three years.
“You see a lot of young kids my age drop out of Rugby League, so to be staying with Hull FC is really exciting and now I can just focus on my game now that my future is sorted.
“It’s been a good year for me so far. I’ve had a couple of games at first-grade, which was something I never expected at the start of the year, but I’ve loved that experience.
“I’ve also played a fair amount of Reserve grade this year, which has been really good for my development along with some of the other young lads at the club.
“When the three years are up, I would love to be able to reflect and say that I’ve done the club proud. Like I said, this has been my dream club since I was a little kid, so I would love to stick around for even longer.”
Hull FC’s Director of Rugby, Richie Myler, said: “Securing Logan’s services on a long-term contract is a really exciting moment for this club.
“Across the past few years as he’s risen through our system, Logan has shown his talents and some real promise at both Scholarship and Academy level, and we’re excited to see how he will develop in the senior environment over the next three years.
“He has already adapted to being in and around the first-team, and has shown some real enthusiasm and professionalism which will help take his game to the next level – we’re delighted he’s going to be doing that at his boyhood club.”
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