NRL Hall of Fame inductee and former ABC sports broadcaster David Morrow dies at 71

David Morrow, an esteemed NRL Hall of Fame inductee and former ABC sports broadcaster, passed away at the age of 71. Known for his rich voice and insightful commentary, Morrow’s career in sports broadcasting spanned several decades, earning him respect and admiration from colleagues and fans alike.

Morrow’s journey in sports broadcasting began with ABC, where he quickly became a prominent voice in rugby league coverage. His ability to convey the excitement and intricacies of the game endeared him to listeners. Over the years, Morrow became synonymous with rugby league, providing commentary for some of the sport’s most memorable moments. His deep knowledge of the game, coupled with his engaging style, made him a beloved figure in the sports community.

In addition to his broadcasting career, Morrow’s contributions to rugby league were recognized with his induction into the NRL Hall of Fame. This honor reflected his impact on the sport and his role in bringing the excitement of rugby league to a wider audience. His voice and commentary became an integral part of the rugby league experience for many fans, and his legacy in the sport is firmly cemented.

Beyond the microphone, Morrow was known for his passion for sports and his commitment to promoting and supporting rugby league at all levels. His influence extended beyond the broadcast booth, as he was involved in various initiatives aimed at nurturing young talent and growing the sport.

David Morrow’s passing marks the end of an era in sports broadcasting. His contributions to rugby league and his work with ABC have left an indelible mark on the sport and its fans. As the rugby league community mourns his loss, Morrow’s legacy will continue to be remembered and celebrated for years to come.