A rising Aussie rugby player has died.

Rising Australian rugby union player Henry Page has died at the age of 18 on October 18. Page was an apprentice electrician and played as a backrower for the Easts Tigers Colts in Brisbane after graduating from St Laurence's College in 2025. Easts Rugby Union announced his passing on social media, prompting an outpouring of grief and condolences across the regional rugby community.
Tributes were paid by coaches including Welmar du Plessis and Jack Richards, as well as rival club Brothers Rugby Club. Despite suffering multiple injuries during his junior career, Page had been contending for a Colts 1 starting spot next season. He is survived by his parents, Odette and David, and his brother Will.
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