LeagueNews.co | Jason Patrick
The return of Moe Fotuaika to the Origin arena has left a gap in the Titans' pack, a situation Des Hasler is looking to fill for the upcoming match against the New Zealand Warriors.
The Titans affiliate teams faced tough competition in Round 14 of Queensland's premier league, with the Tweed Seagulls falling to the Norths Devils in a 42-10 defeat, while the Ipswich Jets were defeated by the Mackay Cutters with a score of 30-16.
Despite the losses, there were standout performances from some of the Titans players in the Hostplus Cup.
Arama Hau, a versatile forward with experience in the UK, showed his skills with seven tackle breaks, a line break, and a try in his 80-minute game for the Jets.
Hau, who has made a strong impression in a challenging season for Ipswich, has proven himself to be a valuable asset in both the second row and the middle of the field.
Meanwhile, Iszac Fa'asuamaleaui has been making a strong comeback to full fitness for the Seagulls, showcasing his talent as he aims for a return to the NRL.
With players like Hau and Fa'asuamaleaui stepping up, the Titans are looking to overcome their recent setbacks and show their resilience on the field in the upcoming matches.