The 27-year-old former World Rugby Junior Player of the Year has notched 217 points in 27 games for the Dragons to date since joining from the Ospreys in the summer of 2019.
The switch allowed him to link up for his former Wales U20 half-back partner Rhodri Williams and World Junior Championship U20 final team mates Jack Dixon, Owen Jenkins and Jordan Williams.
“It’s good some security in place with the new contract and I’m really looking forward to seeing what the future holds at the Dragons,” said Davies, who currently sits in ninth place on the Dragons all-time scoring charts.
“It has been an uncertain time for everyone in the world, so just getting the deal done has been a weight off my shoulders. I just hope things can get back to normal for next season and we can look at setting some proper goals.
“I really enjoyed my first season at the Dragons when we really started to build something. We know that deep down we are a good team and this season we have been searching for some consistency in tough times.
“Clearly this season has been an unusual one for all of us and we’ve definitely missed the fans, who play such a huge part for us.”
The announcement of Davies’ contract extension comes hot on the heels of the signing until the end of the season of his former Ospreys and Wales team mate, No 8 Dan Baker, and Argentine international scrum half Gonzalo Bertrano. Wales u20 full back Ioan Davies has also joined the Rodney Parade outfit on loan from Cardiff Blues for the remainder off the season.
“It’s key that our senior players want to remain here, want to compete and get better with the Dragons. Sam is the start of that group committing which is fantastic news,” said Dragons rugby director, Dean Ryan.
“He took a really bold step to come here and drive us forward and that impressed me enormously. Sam has been central to our development and I can’t speak highly enough of him.”
