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Queensland Premier Rugby standout on Japan move ‘I couldn’t turn down’

Japan-bound fly-half Finn Prass was recognised with the 2026 Tony Shaw Medal as Queensland Premier Rugby’s Player of the Grand Final.

Published: Monday, 5 October 2026 at 10:25 PM
Queensland Premier Rugby standout on Japan move ‘I couldn’t turn down’
Key Things to Know
  • Young playmaker Prass signed a two-year deal with Japan Rugby League One club Urayasu D-Rocks.
  • The 21-year-old said the opportunity to experience a new culture and learn from top players was irresistible.
  • Prass won a Queensland Premier Rugby title with Brothers alongside several Super Rugby and Wallabies players.
The Story in 60 Seconds

Queensland Premier Rugby standout Prass has signed a two-year professional contract with Japan Rugby League One side Urayasu D-Rocks. The 21-year-old playmaker called the move an opportunity he could not turn down, citing the chance to live overseas and play alongside international stars such as Samu Kerevi and Otere Black.

Prass previously spent time in the Queensland Reds Academy and Western Force setup before winning a Queensland Premier Rugby title with Brothers. Urayasu D-Rocks have also bolstered their 2026/27 roster with signings including Devan Flanders, Vince Aso, and Wallabies back Jordan Petaia.

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