Jamarra Ugle-Hagan has committed his future to the Western Bulldogs, extending his stay at the Whitten Oval with a fresh two-year contract. The highly skilled forward, whose previous contract was set to expire at the end of this season, has chosen to remain with the club where he has cultivated a strong rapport with coach Luke Beveridge.
This decision underscores Ugle-Hagan’s confidence in the direction of the Bulldogs and solidifies his tenure with the team until at least the culmination of the 2026 season. At just 22 years old, Ugle-Hagan had been a focal point of interest among out-of-contract players this year, drawing attention from various quarters of the competition.
However, his decision to re-sign represents a significant victory for the Western Bulldogs, who are concurrently engaged in negotiations to retain key players like Tim English and Bailey Smith. Ugle-Hagan is poised to make his return to action this Sunday against Hawthorn at Marvel Stadium following a brief hiatus due to personal reasons.
