Gold Coast Titans Women

Gold Coast Titans Women
Club information
Full nameGold Coast Titans
NicknameTitans
Short nameGOL
Colours  Light blue
  Gold
  White
Founded2022 (2022)
Websitetitans.com.au
Current details
Ground
CEOSteve Mitchell
CoachKaryn Murphy
CaptainGeorgia Hale
CompetitionNational Rugby League
2023 season2nd
Current season
Records
Premierships0
Runners-up1 (2023)
Minor premierships0
Biggest winTitans 34 – 6 Cowboys
Queensland Country Bank Stadium (25 Jul 2026)
Biggest lossTitans 4 – 44 Broncos
Totally Workwear Stadium (11 Aug 2024)
Titans 4 – 44 Broncos
Cbus Super Stadium (13 Jul 2025)
First gameTitans 12 – 20 Dragons
McDonald Jones Stadium (27 Feb 2022)
Wooden spoons1 (2022)
Most capped49 – Georgia Hale
Highest try scorer20 – Jaime Chapman
Highest points scorer177 – Lauren Brown

The Gold Coast Titans Women are a professional rugby league football club, based on the Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia. The team is part of the Gold Coast Titans club and plays in the National Rugby League Women's Premiership (NRLW), Australia's premier club competition for women. On 11 June 2021, the NRL announced that the club's application for a licence to join the NRLW had been accepted, as part of the expansion of the competition for the 2021 season.[1] A few days later, on 14 June 2021, Jamie Feeney was announced as the inaugural coach of the Titans Women's team.[2]

In early September 2021, the NRL announced that due to border restrictions then in place to mitigate COVID-19, the 2021 season would be postponed to early in the new year.[3] The Titans Women played their first game on 27 February 2022.[4][5][6] The team's first win came the following week, in Round 2, 26–16, over the eventual premiers, the Sydney Roosters.[7][8]

Seasons

Season Regular season Finals Ref
P W D L F A Pts Pos Top Placing
2021 530294966 3rd 4 Semi-finalist [9][10]
2022 5104581182 6th 4 —
2023 970216412614 3rd 4 Grand finalist [11][12]
2024 93061281916 8th 4 —
2025 1151517119411 6th 6 Elimination finalist [13]

2026 draw

The draw for the 2026 season was announced on 14 November 2025.[14][15][16]

RoundOpponentScoreDateTimeVenue
1 Roosters10–34Sat 4 Jul 202612:45 PMHome Cbus Super Stadium
2 Bulldogs36–10Sat 11 Jul 20263:15 PMAwayAccor Stadium
3 Eels50–12Sun 19 Jul 202611:50 AMHome Cbus Super Stadium
4 Cowboys34–6Sat 25 Jul 20265:15 PMAwayQueensland Country Bank Stadium
5 Warriors18–16Sun 2 Aug 20261:45 PMNeutralGeohex Stadium, Wagga Wagga
6 Sharks24–10Sat 8 Aug 20263:15 PMAwaySharks Stadium
7 Dragons26–10Sat 15 Aug 202612:45 PMHome Cbus Super Stadium
8 Broncos28–20Sun 23 Aug 202611:50 AMHome Cbus Super Stadium
9 RaidersSat 29 Aug 202612:45 PMHome Cbus Super Stadium
10 TigersSun 6 Sep 20261:45 PMAwayCampbelltown Sports Ground
11 KnightsSun 13 Sep 20261:45 PMAwayMcDonald Jones Stadium

Head-to-head records

OpponentFirst meetingPWDLForAgstWin %Share %
Dragons27 Feb 2022740313111657.14%53.04%
Roosters6 Mar 2022730410214842.86%40.80%
Eels13 Mar 202264021569866.67%61.42%
Broncos19 Mar 202263038517250.00%33.07%
Knights27 Mar 2022710610618014.29%37.06%
Cowboys22 Jul 20234202664350.00%60.55%
Sharks5 Aug 20234202485250.00%48.00%
Tigers3 Sep 202333006828100.00%70.83%
Raiders17 Sep 20233201593866.67%60.82%
Warriors26 Jul 202522003826100.00%59.38%
Bulldogs2 Aug 20252110502475.00%67.57%
Totals27 Feb 2022512712390992553.92%49.56%

Notes

  • Share % is the percentage of points For over the sum of points For and Against.
  • Clubs listed in the order than the Titans Women first played them.
  • As of 24 August 2026

Coach

In early May 2022, the club announced that Karyn Murphy would coach the Titans Women in the 2022 season.[17]
As of 24 August 2026.

CoachSeason spanMWDLForAgstWin %Share %Ref
Jamie Feeney2021630312212050.00%50.41%[2]
Karyn Murphy2022–2026452412079780554.44%49.75%[17][18]

Captains

All players who have captained the Gold Coast Titans NRLW team.
As of 24 August 2026

C#NameYears as captainDebutGames as captainGames for clubRef
DateRoundSoloJointTotal
1Brittany Breayley-Nati2021–202227 Feb 202211101134[4]
2Georgia Hale2023–present22 Jul 202313903949[19][18]
3Lauren Brown202520 Jul 2025310143[20]

Current squad

Jersey numbers in the table reflect the team list announced for Round 9.[21]
Table last updated on 25 August 2026.

J# Player Age Position(s) NRLW seasons NRLW stats Origin Tests All
Stars
Debut 2018-24 2025 2026 M T G Pts Prems
1Lily Patston24Fullback, Wing2025— 4 7113012————
2Georgia Grey21Wing, Centre2024 8 11 52415060————
3Jaime Chapman24Centre, Fullback2020 9 5 17 5 844270108— 11 5 6
4Phoenix-Raine Hippi19Centre, Wing2025— 7 81513052— 1— 1
5Indie Bostock19Wing, Centre2025— 7 7148032————
6Teagan Levi23Prop2026—RU 887028————
7Lauren Brown31Halfback, Hooker2020 10 23 12 853696219 1 12 7—
8Laikha Clarke24Prop2021 19 10 8375020—— 4 3
9Georgia Hale31Hooker, Lock2018 9 30 11 8583012—— 24—
10Fanua Rimoni19Prop2026— R 77000————
11Evania Isa'ako31Second-row, Wing2020 3 30P 84117068— 6 4 2—
12Ivana Lolesio22Second-row, Centre2025— 12 820208— 3——
13Sienna Lofipo21Lock, Prop2023 14 10 8326024— 7 5—
14Lily Kolc21Hooker2024 7 11 7253012————
15Eta Sikahele19Second-row2026— R 55000————
16Jasmine Solia29Second-row, Lock2022 14 11 4293012—— 3 1—
17Takoda Thompson20Second-row, Prop2025— 10 818104————
18Destiny Mino-Sinapati21Wing, Centre2023 10 3 1144016— 1 3—
19Pauline Piliae-Rasabale34Five-eighth, Centre2023 18 6—2422864—— 5—
20Lailani Montgomery21Fullback, Five-eighth2024 5 10 116000——— 2
21Natasha Penitani26Prop2024 9 12 526104—— 5—
22Aleksandra Tunufai21Centre2026— R 11000————
–Enah Desic18Halfback2026— R 11000————
–Sienna Ibrahim19Wing2016— R 11208—— 1—
–Lorren Ieli19Second-row—— R—0000————
–Rilee Jorgensen21Second-row, Prop2023 12H—12024————
–Sarina Masaga21Centre, Second-row2024 3 8 415208—— 5—
–Keira Rangi19Second-row—— R—0000—— 1—
DVLilianah Lewis—Halfback————0000————
DVJoshalynn Walker18Fullback—— U—0000————
–Torah Luadaka18Halfback————0000————
ISJessika Elliston28Prop, Second-row2019 5 31 12 1496024 2 13 5—

Notes:

  • Lily Patston has been signed on a supplementary contact for 2026.
  • The following players have been signed on a development contract for 2026:[22]
    • Enah Desic
    • Torah Luadaka
    • Keira Rangi
    • Joshalynn Walker
    • Sienna Ibrahim
  • Te Ngaroahiahi Fanua Awhina Rimoni was initially signed on a development contract for 2026 but was upgraded in late March to a full contract.[23]
  • The following players were signed on a development contract for 2025:
    • Estanoa Faitala-Mariner (returning from injury)
    • Phoenix-Raine Hippi
    • Savannah Roberts-Hickling
    • Eta-Fusi Sikahele
  • Evania Isa'ako (née Pelite) missed the 2025 season due to pregnancy.[24]

The Gold Coast Titans announced contract extensions in several instalments from October 2025.[25][26][27][28][29][30] The Gold Coast Titans announced player signings in several instalments from March 2026.[31][32]

2026 gains and losses

Off contract after 2026

Individual awards

The Gold Coast Titans individual award winners since 2021.

NamePlayer of the YearPlayers' PlayerMembers' AwardRookieEffort
Player of the Year		Wellbeing &
Education Award		Coach's AwardRef
2021Jessika Elliston——————[44]
2022Shannon Mato—Evania Isa'ako———Georgia Hale[45]
2023Shannon Mato—Evania Isa'akoChantay Kiria-Ratu——Georgia Hale[46]
2024Evania Isa'akoEvania Isa'akoEvania Isa'akoGeorgia Grey———[47]
2025Jessika EllistonJessika EllistonLily KolcIvana LolesioShaylee BentGeorgia Grey—[48]

Club records

Win-loss record since entering the NRLW in 2021

GamesWinsDrawnLossPoints forPoints against+/-Win %
5127123909925–1653.92%

Player records

Lists and tables last updated: 24 August 2026.

Career records (at the Titans)

Season records

Season length has increased over time as the competition has expanded.

Match records

Most points in a game

Qualification: 12 points

RankPlayerDateOpponentVenueTGFGPoints
1Jaime Chapman11 Jul 2026 BulldogsAccor Stadium40016
2Lauren Brown25 Aug 2024 RoostersCbus Super Stadium23014
3Jaime Chapman10 Sep 2023 EelsCbus Super Stadium30012
3Jaime Chapman1 Oct 2023 KnightsAccor Stadium30012
3Jaime Chapman3 Aug 2024 TigersCbus Super Stadium30012
3Emily Bass28 Jul 2024 DragonsWIN Stadium30012
3Georgia Grey23 Aug 2025 DragonsCbus Super Stadium30012
Most tries in a game

Qualification: 3 tries

RankPlayerDateOpponentVenueTries
1Jaime Chapman11 Jul 2026 BulldogsAccor Stadium4
2Jaime Chapman10 Sep 2023 EelsCbus Super Stadium3
2Jaime Chapman1 Oct 2023 KnightsAccor Stadium3
2Emily Bass28 Jul 2024 DragonsWIN Stadium3
2Jaime Chapman3 Aug 2024 TigersCbus Super Stadium3
2Georgia Grey23 Aug 2025 DragonsCbus Super Stadium3

Oldest and youngest players

The oldest and youngest players to represent the Gold Coast Titans NRLW team.

NameAgeYear
Steph Hancock41 and 206 days2023
Hailee-Jay Ormond-Maunsell18 and 19 days2022

First try and last try

Player who scored the first try and most recent try for the Sharks.

NameYearRoundMinuteOpponent
Tiana Raftstrand-Smith2021156'Dragons
Georgia Grey2026863'Broncos

Margins and streaks

Biggest winning margins
Qualification: 14 point margin

MarginScoreOpponentVenueDateRound
3850–12 EelsCbus Super Stadium19 Jul 20263
2834–6 CowboysQueensland Country Bank Stadium25 Jul 20264
2636–10 BulldogsAccor Stadium11 Jul 20262
2430–6 RaidersGIO Stadium17 Sep 20239
2234–12 EelsCbus Super Stadium10 Sep 20238
2026–6 RoostersCbus Super Stadium25 Aug 20245
1822–4 DragonsCbus Super Stadium23 Aug 20258
1626–10 EelsCbus Super Stadium31 Aug 20259
1628–12 TigersCbus Super Stadium3 Aug 20242
1626–10 DragonsCbus Super Stadium15 Aug 20267
1424–10 SharksOcean Protect Stadium8 Aug 20266

Biggest losing margins
Qualification: 14 point margin

MarginScoreOpponentVenueDateRound
404–44 BroncosTotally Workwear Stadium11 Aug 20243
404–44 BroncosCbus Super Stadium13 Jul 20252
3610–46 KnightsCbus Super Stadium14 Sep 20248
2612–38 RoostersCentral Coast Stadium18 Sep 20225
2410–34 RoostersCbus Super Stadium4 Jul 20261
228–30 RoostersCbus Super Stadium19 Aug 20235
184–22 BroncosCbus Super Stadium3 Sep 20223
168–24 RoostersCbus Super Stadium10 Aug 20256
166–22 SharksCbus Super Stadium31 Aug 20246
1412–26 DragonsWIN Stadium21 Aug 20221
1420–34 KnightsMcDonald Jones Stadium20 Sep 2025Elimination Final
146–20 CowboysQueensland Country Bank Stadium5 Jul 20251

Most consecutive wins

  • 7 (11 July 2026 – 23 August 2026) (current)
  • 5 (26 August 2023 – 24 September 2023)

Most consecutive losses

  • 6 (31 August 2024 – 22 September 2024, 5 July 2025 – 13 July 2025)
  • 4 (3 April 2022, 21 August 2022 – 3 September 2022)

Biggest comeback

Worst collapse

History

First game and first won

ResultScoreOpponentVenueDateRoundRef
Lost12–20 St George Illawarra DragonsMcDonald Jones Stadium27 Feb 20221[5][4][6][49]
Won26–16 Sydney RoostersWIN Stadium6 Mar 20262[50][7][8]

First team

The first Gold Coast Titans team who played the St George Illawarra Dragons on 27 February 2022 at McDonald Jones Stadium. The Dragons won the match 20-12.[5][49]

JerseyPositionPlayer
1FullbackEvania Isa'ako
2WingKarina Brown
3CentreTiana Raftstrand-Smith
4CentreLauren Dam
5WingJetaya Faifua
6Five-eighthGrace Griffin
7HalfbackKimiora Breayley-Nati
8PropShannon Mato
9HookerBrittany Breayley-Nati (c)
10PropBrianna Clark
11Second-rowZara Canfield
12Second-rowTazmin Rapana
13LockGeorgia Hale (rugby league)
14HookerDestiny Brill
15PropJessika Elliston
16PropSteph Hancock
17Second-rowShaniah Power
CoachJamie Feeney

Grand Final appearances

ResultScoreOpponentVenueDateRef
Lost18–24 Newcastle KnightsAccor Stadium1 Oct 2023[12]

Players

The following players have appeared in NRL Women's Premiership matches for the Titans.
Table last updated: 24 August 2026.[51]

Order Player Titans First appearance
M T G FG Pts Game Date Opponent
1Karina Brown2230012127 Feb 2022 Dragons
2Brittany Breayley-Nati3430012127 Feb 2022 Dragons
3Tazmin Rapana41004127 Feb 2022 Dragons
4Grace Griffin40000127 Feb 2022 Dragons
5Georgia Hale491004127 Feb 2022 Dragons
6Stephanie Hancock2280032127 Feb 2022 Dragons
7Kimiora Breayley-Nati110408127 Feb 2022 Dragons
8Destiny Brill61004127 Feb 2022 Dragons
9Zara Canfield2438028127 Feb 2022 Dragons
10Brianna Clark407014127 Feb 2022 Dragons
11Lauren Dam20000127 Feb 2022 Dragons
12Jessika Elliston4460024127 Feb 2022 Dragons
13Jetaya Faifua71004127 Feb 2022 Dragons
14Shannon Mato2730012127 Feb 2022 Dragons
15Evania Isa'ako38140056127 Feb 2022 Dragons
16Shaniah Power61004127 Feb 2022 Dragons
17Tiana Raftstrand-Smith111106127 Feb 2022 Dragons
18Jasmine Peters84001626 Mar 2022 Roosters
19April Ngatupuna6000026 Mar 2022 Roosters
20Hailee-Jay Ormond-Maunsell1140016313 Mar 2022 Eels
21Laikha Clarke3750020313 Mar 2022 Eels
22Cobie-Jane Morgan30000419 Mar 2022 Broncos
23Apii Nicholls50000721 Aug 2022 Dragons
24Madison Bartlett530012721 Aug 2022 Dragons
25Lauren Brown435773177721 Aug 2022 Dragons
26Rona Peters20000721 Aug 2022 Dragons
27Roxy Murdoch-Masila20000721 Aug 2022 Dragons
28Hagiga Mosby20000828 Aug 2022 Knights
29Annette Brander1000093 Sep 2022 Broncos
30Destiny Mino-Sinapati14400161222 Jul 2023 Cowboys
31Jaime Chapman302000801222 Jul 2023 Cowboys
32Niall Williams-Guthrie1720081222 Jul 2023 Cowboys
33Emily Bass11800321222 Jul 2023 Cowboys
34Taliah Fuimaono16300121222 Jul 2023 Cowboys
35Chantay Kiria-Ratu11220121222 Jul 2023 Cowboys
36Shaylee Bent32300121222 Jul 2023 Cowboys
37Kaitlyn Phillips300001222 Jul 2023 Cowboys
38Sienna Lofipo32600241327 Jul 2023 Broncos
39Rilee Jorgensen1202041327 Jul 2023 Broncos
40Dannii Perese1310041327 Jul 2023 Broncos
41Sophie Buller100001326 Aug 2023 Dragons
42Lily Kolc25300122328 Jul 2024 Dragons
43Georgia Grey24150060243 Aug 2024 Wests Tigers
44Ngatokotoru Arakua510042511 Aug 2024 Broncos
45Lailani Montgomery1600002617 Aug 2024 Cowboys
46Matekino Gray400002617 Aug 2024 Cowboys
47Sarina Masaga152008288 Sep 2024 Eels
48Georgia Sim100002914 Sep 2024 Knights
49Kayla Jackson20000325 Jul 2025 Cowboys
50Ivana Lolesio202008325 Jul 2025 Cowboys
51Natasha Penitani171004325 Jul 2025 Cowboys
52Pauline Piliae-Rasabale61004325 Jul 2025 Cowboys
53Jasmine Solia1530012325 Jul 2025 Cowboys
54Lily Patston11300123313 Jul 2025 Broncos
55Megan Pakulis400003313 Jul 2025 Broncos
56Takoda Thompson1810043313 Jul 2025 Broncos
57Phoenix-Raine Hippi151300523710 Aug 2025 Roosters
58Estanoa Faitala-Mariner510043816 Aug 2025 Sharks
59Jasmin Morrissey10000417 Sep 2025 Knights
60Kelsey Parkin10000417 Sep 2025 Knights
61Teagan Levi870028444 Jul 2026 Roosters
62Indie Bostock7500204511 Jul 2026 Bulldogs
63Fanua Rimoni700004511 Jul 2026 Bulldogs
64Eta Sikahele500004725 Jul 2026 Cowboys
65Enah Desic10000482 Aug 2026 Warriors
66Aleksandra Tunufai10000482 Aug 2026 Warriors
67Sienna Ibrahim12008498 Aug 2026 Sharks

Representative honours

National team representatives

PlayerClub debutCountryInternational
debut		YearsRef
Ngatokotoru Arakua11 Aug 2024 Cook Islands22 Oct 20232025[52]
Madison Bartlett21 Aug 2022 New Zealand22 Jun 20192022[53]
Kimiora Breayley-Nati27 Feb 2022 Cook Islands2 Nov 20222022[54]
Lauren Brown21 Aug 2022 Australia2 Nov 20222022–2023[55][56]
Jaime Chapman22 Jul 2023 Australia6 Nov 20222023[56]
Laikha Clarke13 Mar 2022 Samoa19 Oct 20242024–2025[57][58]
Jessika Elliston27 Feb 2022 Australia14 Oct 20232023–2025[56][59]
Taliah Fuimaono22 Jul 2023 Samoa22 Jun 20192025[58]
Georgia Hale27 Feb 2022 New Zealand3 May 20152022–2025[53][60]
Chantay Kiria-Ratu22 Jul 2023 Cook Islands2 Nov 20222023[61]
Sienna Lofipo27 Jul 2023 Samoa15 Oct 20232023–2025[62][58]
Sarina Masaga8 Sep 2024 Samoa19 Oct 20242024–2025[57][58]
Shannon Mato27 Feb 2022 Australia2 Nov 20222022–2025[55][63]
Destiny Mino-Sinapati22 Jul 2023 Samoa15 Oct 20232023, 2025[62][58]
April Ngatupuna6 Mar 2022 Cook Islands2 Nov 20222022[54]
Apii Nicholls21 Aug 2022 New Zealand16 Nov 20172022[53]
Hailee-Jay Ormond-Maunsell13 Mar 2022 New Zealand6 Nov 20222022[53]
Megan Pakulis13 Jul 2025 Canada16 Nov 20172025[64]
Evania Pelite27 Feb 2022 Australia2 Nov 20222022[55]
Evania Pelite27 Feb 2022 Samoa19 Oct 20242024[57]
Natasha Penitani5 Jul 2025 Tonga25 Jun 20222025[65]
Dannii Perese27 Jul 2023 Tonga21 Oct 20232023–2024[66][67]
Pauline Piliae-Rasabale5 Jul 2025 Samoa15 Oct 20232025[58]
Niall Williams-Guthrie22 Jul 2023 Samoa15 Oct 20232023[62]

Notes:

  • International Debut dates in bold indicate that the player made her first international appearance prior to playing for the Gold Coast Titans NRLW team.
  • Shaylee Bent was selected for Australia in 2023 but was an unused 18th player in two matches.[56]
  • Malaela Sua was on a Titans development contract in 2023, prior to making her debut for Samoa on 15 October 2023.[62][68]

Test captains

Name Country Year
Georgia Hale New Zealand2021-2025
Natasha Penitani Tonga2025

Women's State of Origin representatives

Past and current players who have played for Queensland and New South Wales in the State of Origin.

Player State Year(s)
Emily BassQueensland2023–2024
Destiny BrillQueensland2022
Lauren BrownQueensland2024–2025
Jessika EllistonQueensland2022–2025
Sienna LofipoQueensland2023–2025
Shannon MatoQueensland2022–2024
Evania PeliteQueensland2022–2024
Tiana Raftstrand-SmithQueensland2022
Shaylee BentNew South Wales2023
Jaime ChapmanNew South Wales2023–2025
Taliah FuimaonoNew South Wales2023–2024

Prime Minister's XIII representatives

Past and current players who have been selected to play in the Prime Minister's XIII.

Player Year(s)
Jaime Chapman2024–2025
Shaylee Bent2024–2025
Lauren Brown2024
Phoenix-Raine Hippi2025

All-Stars representatives

Past and current players who have played for the Indigenous All-Stars or for the Māori All-Stars.

Indigenous All Stars

Player Year(s)
Jaime Chapman2024–2026
Taliah Fuimaono2024–2025
Shaylee Bent2024, 2026
Lailani Montgomery2025–2026
Phoenix-Raine Hippi2026

Māori All Stars Māori people

Player Year(s)
Shannon Mato2023–2025
Laikha Clarke2023, 2025, 2026

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