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The story of the 2024 Titans JTS Program has to be Javon Andrews. A couple of years ago Javon Andrews suffered a very serious neck injury that threatened his future (not just rugby league) but he did not let that define him and he has through sheer guts and determination rebounded to be a star of the future for the Titans, including training with the NRL squad in the opening weeks of the off-season.

He is a class player (and person) and I am not sure if he stays at five eight (ball playing lock maybe??) but he is impossible not to cheer for in 2025 and beyond.
 
Elliott Farrell started on the right wing for the Byron Bay Devils in the rescheduled Round Five NRRRL First Grade match against the Ballina Seagulls with Elliott Farrell scoring in the 51st minute when he collected a chip kick to his win on the first bounce a metre from the try line to score in the right corner.

Elliott Farrell’s first conversion came in the 51st minute with a great strike from the right touchline to convert his own try line with Elliott Farrell adding a second conversion in the 80th minute from seven metres to the left of the uprights.

In the 14th minute from the left of the play the ball Elliott Farrell continued to run to his left to carry the ball from twenty two to thirty two metres from his try line. Also in the 73rd minute from the left of the play the ball Elliott Farrell ran the ball through the centre of the field from five to fifteen metres from his try line.
 
mdrew said:
Outstanding Mabel Park SHS and Brisbane Tigers Isaiah Te Pairi is an outstanding strike centre prospect and credit to the Titans for identifying his ability and getting him involved in their JTS program.
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Is he contracted?

Looks like he’s doing work with a bunch of different clubs atm

Or is he not old enough yet?
 
Tweed Heads Seagulls, PBC SHS and Titans JTS U14 Academy member Cooper Buchanan has been named at five eight for the 2024 Elite Avengers U14 Boys Team for the Velocity All-Stars Yalburu Yumba Battle of the Bridge on 29 November.
 
Tweed Heads Seagulls, PBC SHS and Titans JTS U14 Academy member Ryley Taylor has been named in the front row for the 2024 Elite Avengers U14 Boys Team for the Velocity All-Stars Yalburu Yumba Battle of the Bridge tomorrow night.
 
exceptional PBC SHS lock Roci Ford has been named in the New Era U14 Boys side for the Velocity All-Stars matches this weekend.
 
Cooper Buchanan with a try assist and conversion for the New Avengers U14 side tonight against the Velocity All-stars.
 
Cooper Buchanan started at five eight for the Elite Avengers U14 side on Friday night against the Velocity All-Stars and recorded a try assist in the 50th minute when from the left of the play the ball in the centre of the field and eleven metres from the try line Cooper Buchanan put in a left foot bomb to the left corner which was taken on the full by his left centre to score wide on the left with Cooper Buchanan then slotting his left foot conversion attempt from six metres in from the left touhcline.
 
Ryley Taylor started in the front row for the Elite Avengers U14 side on Friday night against the Velocity All-Stars with Ryley Taylor making the second hit-up of the match from two passes to the left of the play the ball through the centre of the field out to the twenty three metres mark. Then in the 4th minute also from the right of the play the ball Ryley Taylor broke a tackle by way of a counter clockwise spin to make even metres from thirty metres from the try line. Also in the 48th minute Ryley Taylor also carried the ball through the centre of the field from the right of the dummy half to get from twenty eight to forty metres from the try line.

Ryley Taylor also started in the front row against New Era with Ryley Taylor returning the kick-off to the twenty metre mark and then on the fith tackle of the opening set of six from two passes to the right of the dummy half Ryley Taylor promoted the ball to within forty metres of the try line.
 
Isaiah Te Pairi started at right centre for the New Era U14 side against the Elite Avengers and in the 2nd minute from the left of the play the ball Isaiah Te Pairi was able to get the ball from eight metres inside his half to six metres into the Avengers. Then in the 5th minute from two passes to the right of a New Era scrum win Isaiah Te Pairi broke a tackle as he ran from thirty two to wighteen metres from the try line.

Later on the same day Isaiah Te Pairi also started at right centre against the Velocity All-Stars and did well in the 23rd mintue to be on hand to pick up a poor attempted All-Stars penalty kick for touch rolling (floating maybe a better discriptor) over the touchline to put New Era immediately on the attack. Also in the 38th mintue from the left of the play the ball and twenty four metres from his try line Isaiah Te Pairi was able to make twelve metres downfield.
 
Harrison Hill continued from the bench for Carina in Round Eighteen of the BRL First Grade competition against the Wests Panthers coming onto the field in the dummy half role in the 25th minute and in the 50th minute Harrison Hill ran out of dummy half to his right to run through the centre of the field from thirty two to twenty metres from the try line.

Harrison Hill kicked the first of his two 40/20’s in the 27th minute when from dummy half twelve metres to the left of the posts thirty eight metres from his try line Harrison Hill stepped to his right and drive a right foot kick to his right with the ball going over the head of the Pantehrs left winger and bounced into touch ten metres out from the try line.

Harrison Hill kicked his second 40/20 in the 55th minute when from dummy half once again Harrison Hill stepped to his right but kicked to his left with the ball going over the touchline on the first bounce fourteen metres from the try line.
 
Kaleb Smith started at left second row for the Murwillumbah Mustangs in Round Fifteen of the NRRRL U18 competition against Northern United with Kaleb Smith recording a try assist in the 3rd minute when after running the ball two passes to the left of the play the ball from twenty three to fourteen metres from the try line Kaleb Smith drew two defenders before off-loading to his left to put his winger over to score in the left corner.

After returning a kick-off in the 10th minute to get the ball to the thirty metre mark, Kaleb Smith later in the same set of six tackles ran onto the ball two passes to the left of the dummy half to run the ball from forty eight to twenty eight metres from the try line breaking two tackles along the way. Also in the 24th minute after taking a kick-off on the full sixteen metres from his own try line on the left touchline Kaleb Smith returned the ball to the thirty seven metre mark.
 
In October 2024 Jordan Hotere started at five eight for the NZ Maori U17 Tama side at the NZ Championships operating on the left side of the field.
 
Callum Denman was recently named in the 2025 Central Queensland Capra's U19 MM Cup squad.

After Rockhampton Grammar School had a School Boy Rugby League Dolphins Cup bye Callum Denman started at halfback in Round Two against the Cathedral College with Callum Denman kicking a 5th minute conversion from seven metres in from the left touchline. Callum Denman also kicked a 28th minute penalty goal from ten metres out and directly in front.

Callum Denman recorded the first of his three try assists in the 5th minute when after running the ball to the left of the play the ball to within eight metres of the try line Callum Denman put in a left foot grubber kick into the in-goal with Cooper Broadhurst getting to the ball first seven metres in from the left corner post.

Callum Denman added a second try assist in the 11th minute when once again from the left of the play the ball and when twenty four metres from the try line Callum Denman once again put in a left foot grubber kick and once again it was Cooper Broadhurst who retrieved the ball to score three metres in from the left corner post.

Callum Denman made it three try assists in the 35th minute with a high bomb from twenty metres out and after confusion in the Cathedral College defence Mason Broadhurst collected the ball to score eight metres in from the left corner post.

The 56th minute saw Callum Denman put up a spiralling mid-field bomb from four metres inside his own half with the Cathedral College right winger no chance of catching the ball and thus knocked the ball on thirty metres from the try line.

Callum Denman also started at halfback in Round Three against Shalon College with Callum Denman kicking three conversions from as many attempts. Callum Denman kicked his initial conversion in the 47th minute to convert Cooper Broadhurst’s try from four metres to the left of the goal posts. Callum Denman added a second conversion in the 54th minute from three metres to the left of the goal posts with convert Harry Kallquist’s try. Callum Denman then kicked a third conversion in the 58th minute from mid-way between the corner post and goal posts on the left side of the field.

The 28th minute saw Callum Denman from the left of the play the ball and twenty three metres from the try line put in a left foot chip kick over the defensive line with the ball sitting up perfectly for Cooper Broadhurst to retrieve the ball on the bounce to keep the play going.

Callum Denman moved to five eight in Round Four against Emmaus College with Callum Denman kicking two conversions and a 50th minute penalty goal from ten metres out and directly in front of the posts.

Callum Denman kicked his initial conversion in the 3rd minute from four metres to the left of the goal posts and then kicked his second conversion in the 8th minute to convert Mason Broadhurst’s try from ten metres in from the left touchline.

Callum Denman kicked a key 40/20 in the 49th minute with a great left foot driving kick from thirty eight metres from his try line and to the left of dummy half with the ball bouncing over the left touchline eighteen metres out.

Callum Denman moved back to halfback in Round Five against St Brendan’s College Yeppoon with Callum Denman kicking two conversions from as many attempts with Callum Denman’s initial conversion coming in the 23rd minute from mid-way between the corner post and goal post on the right side of the field. Callum Denman then kicked his second conversion in the 56th minute from seven metres to the right of the goal posts.

Callum Denman continued at halfback in Rockhampton Grammar School’s Dolphins Cup semi-final against the Cathedral College with Callum Denman kicking a conversion in the 13th minute from ten metres to the left of the goal posts to convert Harry Kallquist’s try.

Callum Denman also recorded a try assist in the 30th minute when after receiving the ball to the left of the play the ball Callum Denman ran the ball from fifteen to ten metres from the try line before throwing a hard flat cut-out pass to his left to put Leo Fanuatanu on the outside of his opposing centre and over to score five metres in from the left corner post.

Callum Denman also recorded a 40/20 in the with a low hard driving left foot kick from the left of the play the ball thirty one metres out from his try line with the ball bouncing over the left touchline thirteen metres out.

Callum Denman put in another good kick in the 48th minute with a high spiralling left foot mid-field bomb from ten metres inside his half with the kick too much for the Cathedral College fullback who let the ball bounce back into the in-goal area only to be trapped there to require a goal line drop-out to get the match restarted.

Callum Denman started at halfback for Rockhampton Grammar School in the School Boy Rugby League 2024 Dolphins Cup Grand Final against St Brendan’s College Yeppoon with Callum Denman setting up a Rockhampton Grammar School try in the 4th minute when after running the ball to the left of the dummy half from ten metres to six metres from the try line Callum Denman threw a hard flat pass to his left to put his left second rower in a gap and over to score mid-way between the try line and goal posts on the right side of the field. Callum Denman then converted the try that he had set up.

Callum Denman forced a St Brendan’s College Yeppoon goal line drop-out in the 16th minute when from sixteen metres from the try line and to the left of the play the ball Callum Denman put in a left foot chip kick into the in-goal with a St Brendan’s College defender forced to take the ball over the dead ball line. Two minutes earlier in the 14th minute a Callum Denman kick-off sailed deep to bounce over the dead ball line to require a St Brendan’s College Yeppoon goal line drop-out.

At the conclusion of the School Boy Rugby League season Callum Denman was named in the Morning Bulletins 2024 Dolphins Cup Team of the Year.

2024 also saw Callum Denman part of the Rockhampton Grammar School including starting at halfback and kicking a conversion in Rockhampton Grammar School’s Quarter Final of the 2024 Confraternity Shield against St Augustine’s College Cairns.

Callum Denman continued at halfback in Rockhampton Grammar School’s match against St Patricks Shorncliffe with Callum Denman scoring a try, kicking a conversion and a penalty goal in a big RGS victory.

Callum Denman also started at halfback for Rockhampton Grammar School on the final day of the 2024 Confraternity Shield against St Peter Claver College with Callum Denman scoring a try and kicking two conversions in a strong Rockhampton Grammar School 20 – 0 victory.

At the 2024 Rockhampton Grammar School Rugby League/Rugby Awards presentation Callum Denman was named the joint winner of the Most Dedicated and Enthusiastic Player Award.
 
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