LeagueNews.co | Cooper McEnroe
Former North Queensland Cowboys player Ty Williams, a member of the 2005 Grand Final team, has made a triumphant return to his former club in a key coaching role.
According to zerotackle.com, Williams has been appointed as the NRLW assistant coach and Development Coach of Women's elite Pathways.
This new position will see him working closely with NRLW head coach Rick Henry.
As the Cowboys' third all-time leading try scorer, Williams brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to his coaching role.
Following his retirement from playing, he transitioned into coaching and has held various positions, including serving as the head coach of the Northern Pride in the QLD Cup competition.
During his tenure at the Pride from 2017 to 2023, Williams led the team to 51 wins out of 128 matches, showcasing his coaching abilities.
Williams' return to the Cowboys has been met with excitement from fans who remember him as a fan favourite during his playing days.
His experience as both a player and a coach makes him a valuable addition to the coaching staff, and his dedication to developing the women's elite pathways program is sure to have a positive impact on the team.
The opportunity to work with up-and-coming talent in the NRLW is one that Williams is eager to embrace.
He is quoted as saying, "I am thrilled to be back at the Cowboys and to have the chance to work with the NRLW team and develop the women's elite pathways program.
I am looking forward to passing on my knowledge and experience to the next generation of players and helping to shape the future of the club."
Williams' appointment marks a significant step forward for the Cowboys as they continue to strengthen their coaching staff and invest in the development of their players.
With his proven track record in coaching and his passion for the game, Williams is poised to make a positive impact on the team and build on the Cowboys' success in the NRLW competition.