Category: Gold Coast Titans

It was another tough year for the Titans in 2014, with the side looking to make the finals for the time in five years in 2015. Returning players include Anthony Colman, Deacon Fletcher, Shaun Hudson and Tevita Folau, who missed the entire 2014 season through injury. Halfback Brayden Torpy joins the club after playing 21 games for the Storm last season.

Josh Berkers
Ropene Bruce
Jackson Clarke
Anthony Colman
Jayden Connors
Max Elliott
Simione Fatafehi
Deacon Fletcher
Tevita Folau
Sam Grant
Shaun Hudson
Harrison Hughes
Rory Humphreys
Tuitama’i Alfred Hunkin
James Iodice
Cameron Kelleher
Brian Kelly
Corey Langton
Karl Lawton
Cade Maloney
Daymeric Pelo
Daniel Schwass
Hayden Schwass
Tom Sly
Zac Spring
Brett Stratton
Sam Swift
Brayden Torpy
Oshae Tuiasau
Jenan Wedderburn-Parrish
Nathan Wilson
Parahi Wilson
Shane Wright

(Players in bold played an NYC game)

See more at: http://www.titans.com.au/team/player-profiles.html

Gold Coast Titans halfback Kane Elgey has been named the 2014 Dally M NYC Player of the Year at this evening’s Dally M Awards in Sydney, despite his side finishing in 15th place.

He wins the award just three weeks after being named on the bench in 2014 NYC Team of the Year, capping off a fantastic year for the half.

A co-captain of the club in 2014, Elgey finished the season as the Titans’ top try scorer and top point scorer.

Elgey recently signed his first NRL contract with the club and will join the team’s first grade squad for pre season training before Christmas.

Player Profile
Kane Elgey (pronounced El-gee)
Born: 14/1/1994 (Gold Coast, Qld)
Junior Club: Tugun Seahawks
Position: Halfback/Five-Eighth
Rep Honours: Australian Schoolboys (2011)
NYC Debut: v North Queensland, Dairy Farmers Stadium, Rd 1, 2012
NYC career stats: 59 games, 33 tries, 70 goals, 266 points
NYC 2014 stats: 21 games, 16 tries, 32 goals, 128 points

Gold Coast Titans halfback Kane Elgey been rewarded for his 2014 form by signing a first grade contract with the club.

While his future looked uncertain less than a week ago, the 2014 NYC Team of the Year member has signed a one-year deal with his home town club.

The Tugun Seahawks junior, who represented the Australian Schoolboys while attending Palm Beach Currumbin, had a fantastic year despite the Titans finishing 15th.

Elgey finished the year as the Titans’ leading try scorer, with 16 tries, and leading point scorer, with 124 points.

Also re-signed for a further season is Titans NYC graduate Tom Kingston, who made his NRL debut this year.

Kingston is also a local junior, playing his junior football with the Tweed Heads Seagulls.

Read more: http://www.titans.com.au/news/2014/09/12/kingston_and_elgey_re_sign.html

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While Elgey remains on the Coast for another year, his Titans co-captain Jahrome Hughes is still without a club for 2015.

A Tugun junior himself, Hughes has been told he doesn’t have a future at the Titans.

“Jahrome played first grade as an 18-year-old (but) they don’t think he’s up to it.”

Woolf said Hughes was a “specialist fullback” who needed a clearer pathway to the No. 1 jersey.

Read more: http://www.goldcoastbulletin.com.au/sport/nrl/gold-coast-titans-on-verge-of-losing-two-best-juniors-jahrome-hughes-and-kane-elgey/story-fnj9yd9w-1227048893405