LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy
Ty Williams, one of the greatest try scorers in North Queensland Cowboys history, has returned to the club to mentor the next generation of female rugby league players.
As reported by cowboys.com.au, Williams, who played 151 games for the Cowboys and scored 85 tries, has taken on the role of NRLW Senior Assistant and Development Coach of Women's Elite Pathways.
A North Queensland native hailing from Innisfail, Williams is enthusiastic about driving the Cowboys' strategic plan for women's pathway development in the region.
His responsibilities will include coach education, player development, and building a talent pool to feed into the Cowboys NRLW program.
Williams will also serve as Head Coach Ricky Henry's senior assistant for the NRLW team.
Having transitioned into coaching following his playing career, Williams brings valuable experience to his new role.
He previously served as the Head Coach of the Northern Pride's Queensland Cup side, showcasing his leadership skills and dedication to developing players.
The Cowboys are looking to harness Williams' expertise to support and guide aspiring female rugby league players in North Queensland.
With his impressive track record both on and off the field, Williams is poised to make a significant impact on the success and growth of women's rugby league in the region.
Williams's return to the Cowboys marks a significant milestone in the club's commitment to nurturing and promoting female talent in the sport.
With his passion for coaching and extensive experience in rugby league, Williams is well-equipped to lead the way in fostering the next generation of female players and helping them achieve their full potential on the field.