Halifax Panthers have taken another significant step in plotting a stable future by confirming the double signing of Australian recruits Harradyn Wilson and Braydon Guyan on two-year deals.

As head coach Kyle Eastmond rebuilds his squad at The Shay following recent off-field challenges, the addition of the overseas duo injects vital quality and NRL system development into Fax’s ranks ahead of pre-season.

Playmaker Wilson arrives at Halifax boasting an impressive junior pedigree, having previously represented Queensland at Under-19 State of Origin level and developed within the Manly Sea Eagles pathway.

The former Souths Logan Magpies halfback spent the recent campaign with the North Sydney Bears in the NSW Cup, crossing for seven tries in 22 appearances to help guide his team into the finals.

Kyle Eastmond adds Queensland Cup power with signing of Braydon Guyan

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Joining Wilson at The Shay is versatile loose-forward Braydon Guyan, who adds serious power and size to the Panthers’ engine room.

Guyan, who spent time in both the Sydney Roosters and Newcastle Knights junior systems before progressing to the Queensland Cup with the Mackay Cutters and Ipswich Jets, has penned a deal that keeps him at the club through the end of 2028.

The dual announcements cap off a busy period of recruitment and retention for Halifax, following the signings of halfback Riley Dean and prop Brandon Douglas, alongside key contract renewals for established first-team stars.

With both Wilson and Guyan committing their long-term futures, Halifax have signalled their clear intent to challenge at the right end of the table under Eastmond’s leadership.

Bears 🔁 Panthers

Harradyn Wilson, a former u19s State Of Origin Half Back, joins the Panthers from North Sydney Bears on a 2 year deal 🙌

Welcome to the Panthers Harradyn 💙 https://t.co/eJSmNKpNXo

— Halifax Panthers 🐾 (@HalifaxPanthers) October 17, 2026

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