NSW Waratahs scrum-half Teddy Wilson will remain at Daceyville for another year after signing a short-term extension.
Wilson has inked a new deal for the 2027 season, looming as a key piece of the Waratahs as incumbent Jake Gordon recovers from an Achilles injury.
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The 23-year-old made 14 appearances for the club in 2026, including three starts after featuring for Australia XV in 2025.
"It’s great to sign on with Waratahs for another season,” Wilson said.
“This is home for me. I grew up supporting the Waratahs and always dreamed of pulling on the sky blue jersey. Every opportunity I get to wear the jersey, I don’t take it for granted.
“I’m really looking forward to next season. I want to continue to work hard and develop as a player and bring the success to this club that the people of NSW deserve.”
The scrumhalf debuted for the Waratahs in 2022 as a 19-year-old, going on to captain the Junior Wallabies the following season.
Wilson's family is synonymous with Australian Rugby, with father David winning the World Cup in 1999 with the Wallabies.
His brother Harry is currently contracted to the Sevens team, nominated for Rookie of the Year.
“We’re delighted to lock in Teddy for another season,” Waratahs Director of High Performance B-J Mather said.
“His game is developing all the time and he is working his socks off at training week to week.
“Teddy is a really important part of the squad, while he also loves this club and representing NSW. He has shown a massive desire to help us get back to where we need to be.”
