LeagueNews.co | Nick Loken
In a stellar display of coaching prowess, Scott Prince has been crowned the NRLW Coach of the Year at the prestigious Dally M Awards in Sydney.
Leading the Broncos to the minor premiership, Prince's strategic moves have solidified Brisbane's dominance in the league.
Not only did Prince guide the team to a remarkable seven-straight victories to close out the regular season, but the Broncos also now boast the best wingers, top try scorer, and point scorer in the league.
Julia Robinson and NRLW debutant Stacey Waaka were both honored with spots in the NRLW Team Of The Year, showcasing their exceptional on-field talents.
Romy Teitzel's impressive display throughout the regular season earned her the title of leading point scorer, finishing with an impressive 64 points.
Meanwhile, Robinson and Newcastle's Sheridan Gallagher stood tall as the top try-scorers, each notching an impressive nine tries in just nine games.
With a rocky start to the season behind them, Head Coach Prince orchestrated a remarkable turnaround for the Broncos, proving his mettle in the realm of Rugby League coaching.
As the dust settles on the Dally M Awards ceremony, the Broncos stand tall as a force to be reckoned with in the NRLW arena.