LeagueNews.co | Jason Patrick
The Bulldogs have made a major coaching change ahead of their inaugural NRLW campaign, with Brayden Wiliame signing a two-year deal to lead the team.
This decision comes after the club originally signed Blake Cavallaro last year, but he resigned in January due to an undisclosed relationship with a colleague.
Wiliame, a former outside back and Fiji representative, brings valuable experience to the Bulldogs with his NRL and Super League background.
He has also worked with the Warriors in pathways and wellbeing.
The Bulldogs are looking forward to Wiliame leading the team, which includes quality players like Tayla Preston, in their first NRLW match against the Knights on July 4.
"Bulldogs make major coaching change The Bulldogs have locked in a coach for their inaugural NRLW campaign, with former outside back Brayden Wiliame signing a two-year deal just months out from their first game.
[...] The club originally signed Blake Cavallaro last May, but he resigned from the role in January after it was revealed he had an undisclosed relationship with a female colleague.
[...] The former Fiji representative began his NRL career in 2013 and also spent time in the Super League, but more recently has been with the Warriors where he's worked in pathways and wellbeing.
[...] The 32-year-old takes over a strong squad that features inaugural signing Tayla Preston and a host of quality players, with the Bulldogs to play their first NRLW match against the Knights on July 4.
"Brayden comes to the Bulldogs with valuable experience from his playing career.
His understanding of the game at an elite level provides him with unique insights that will benefit the women's program tremendously," Bulldogs general manager of football Phil Gould said."