Rugby League Mourns the Passing of Legend Terry Hill at 52: Anasta and Kent Pay Tribute

Rugby league has been left in mourning after the sudden passing of Manly, Blues, and Kangaroos legend Terry Hill at the age of 52. Braith Anasta and Paul Kent paid tribute to one of the game’s true characters, reflecting on Hill’s remarkable career both on and off the field.

Hill tragically died of a heart attack in the Philippines, leaving the rugby league community in shock. Anasta and Kent shared their memories of the tough competitor, with Anasta recalling his experience of playing against one of his idols in Hill.

Known for his fierce competitiveness and relentless sledging on the field, Hill made a lasting impact on those who had the privilege of playing alongside him. Kent highlighted Hill’s involvement in some of the most iconic moments in rugby league history, from winning the competition with Manly in 1996 to challenging the draft in court.

Beyond his playing career, Hill became a beloved character in the rugby league world, entertaining fans with his distinctive lisp and memorable appearances on television. Kent emphasized the impact Hill had on the game both during and after his playing days, noting that he will be sorely missed by all who knew him.

As the rugby league community comes to terms with the loss of a true legend, Anasta expressed his condolences to Hill’s family and friends on behalf of Fox League. The passing of Terry Hill serves as a reminder of the profound impact he had on the sport and the lasting legacy he leaves behind.