LeagueNews.co | Jason Patrick
The Gold Coast Titans have pulled back the curtain on their QLD Cup allocations for the 2025 season, setting the stage for their young guns to strut their stuff in the reserve-grade competition.
Players in the Titans squad will be split between the Ipswich Jets and Tweed Seagulls, who have been officially unveiled as their affiliate sides for the upcoming season.
The Jets allocations boast a star-studded lineup, with Origin heavyweights like David Fifita, Moeaki Fotuaika, Reagan Campbell-Gillard, and Tino Fa'asuamaleaui leading the charge.
Jaylan De Groot, fresh off a stellar campaign in 2024, makes a triumphant return to the Ipswich Jets alongside trainees Allan Fitzgibbon and Josh Patston.
On the flip side, the Tweed Seagulls are stacked with some of the club's most promising young talents, including Carter Gordon, Sam Stephenson, and Zane Harrison, who's making waves as one of the top young halfbacks in the game.
Adding to the mix is seasoned QLD Cup veteran Thomas Weaver, gearing up for his fourth season in the competition, and trainee sensations Brock Gray, Cooper Bai, and Sean Mullany joining the fold.
The stage is set for these rising stars to make their mark and showcase their talents on the field.