Phillips is the latest to sign fresh terms following on from a host of exciting young talent at the region including fly-half Dan Edwards.
22-year-old Phillips joined the Ospreys academy back in the 2020/21 season and quickly rose through the ranks to make his senior debut in the same season against Zebre Parma in the league.
The young prop has picked up 19 appearances already for the Ospreys since then and has represented Wales at under-20 level on two occasions during his career.
The announcement comes at a time when the Ospreys are making significant strides in both the URC and EPCR Challenge Cup competitions. Phillips’ development and retention are seen as critical to the club’s long-term strategy, which focuses on sustainable success through the cultivation of Welsh talent.
Ospreys’ head coach, Toby Booth commenting on the renewal, said:
“Garyn has come a long way since making his debut for us and he’s improving every day. Securing his talents for the coming years ensures that we continue to strengthen our front row with top-notch Welsh talent.
“He’s already played a strong amount of rugby for a front rower of his age, and that’s been crucial in his development. His work with Duncan Jones has really paid off and we all have seen the benefits.”
As Phillips looks to the future with the Ospreys, fans can expect to see his continued rise as one of Welsh rugby’s most promising front rowers. With a new contract in hand and a clear path ahead, Phillips is keen to make his mark and contribute to the Ospreys’ ambitions for the future.
Reflecting on his new contract, Phillips added:
“I’m really happy to continue my journey with the Ospreys. I’m grateful for the opportunity to further my career here, and work with some of the best coaches and most talented players in Wales. I’m excited about what we can achieve together.”
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