Luke Keary was arguably the buy of the season last year for the Sydney Roosters, and in 2018 he continued his ways as one of the form halves of the competition.
He missed the first match of the season due to a head knock, but didn't miss a beat in his return in Round 2 with a try and two try assists against the Bulldogs.
His form was rewarded with a call up to the New South Wales Blues squad, where he gained valuable experience being a part of a representative squad.
He was missed later in the year after sustaining an MCL injury, but was able to return for the home stretch of the season.
Keary was sensational in the Finals as he took on a large bulk of work when Cooper Cronk sustained a broken shoulder.
After an outstanding performance in the NRL Grand Final, he was awarded the Clive Churchill Medal.
He was called up to the Kangaroos Squad in the post season and made his debut starting at five-eighth against the New Zealand Kiwis.
PHOTO OF THE YEAR
Keary soared his way through the 2018 Finals series.
OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE OF THE YEAR
NRL GRAND FINAL V MELBOURNE STORM
2018 Grand Final Match Highlights
KEY STATS: 1 try assist, 1 field goal, 452 kicking metres, 73 running metres
STATS
2019 SEASON
Keary re-signed with the club ahead of the 2018 season which will see him as the first choice five-eighth for years to come.
