Arrow to join Maroons camp after MND diagnosis

Jai Arrow, age 30, faces motor neurone disease diagnosis, a progressive neurological condition that prompted his retirement from professional rugby league.

At thirty years old, Jai Arrow has stepped away from professional rugby league carrying both a decorated career and a diagnosis of motor neurone disease — a convergence of achievement and adversity that reminds us how swiftly the terms of a life can change. His invitation into the Queensland Maroons camp for the 2026 State of Origin series is not merely a gesture of sentiment; it is an acknowledgment that belonging to a team, and to a community, does not expire when the playing stops. In the way that sport sometimes can, this moment holds something larger than the game itself.

Arrow to join Maroons camp after MND diagnosis

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