Junior Development

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This afternoon's school boy Hancock Cup Grand Final once again features two Titans partnered schools with PBC taking on Keebra Park.

Titans contracted Sunny Kama will start at right centre for PBC and shapes as a key attacking threat for the Keebra Park defence to attempt to deal with.

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Titans contracted Sam Stephenson shapes as a real game breaker today from fullback for PBC as they take on Keebra Park in the Hancock Cup Grand Final this afternoon.

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Great to see brothers Jaylen and Jury Taewa lining up this afternoon for PBC in the 2021 Walters Cup Grand Final against Keebra Park.

Jaylen will start at left second row and Jury will start the match from the bench.

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Great to see Titans linked 2021 QSSRL U15 second rower Riley Buchanan named to start from the bench this afternoon for PBC in their Walters Cup Grand Final against Keebra Park.

The tall and quick second rower will no doubt make an impact when he comes on.

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PBC have one of the best play makers in the 2021 Walters Cup competition in halfback Zane Harrison and the Titans contracted youngster will start for PBC in the No. 7 jersey in this afternoon's Walters Cup Grand Final against Keebra Park.

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Hooker Cameron Bevan was one of the Northern Rivers Titans best players earlier this season in the U16 Andrew Johns Cup competition and this afternoon he will come off the bench for the PCB school side in their Walters Cup Grand Final against traditional rivals Keebra Park SHS.

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One of my favourite junior players will start on the bench for PBC this afternoon in the Walters Cup Grand Final against Keebra Park in Reshawn Anderson.

The young front rower has a myriad of skills at his disposal and just loves the heavy contact which no doubt will come when he confronts the Keebra Park forward pack this afternoon.

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The PBC Walters Cup side has built its success this year on good old fashioned hard work and a player that perfectly optimises that quality is Jake Lateo who will start at lock this afternoon in the Walters Cup Grand Final against Keebra Park.

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Maverick McCarthy has had a very solid season for PBC and this afternoon will start from the bench in the Walters Cup Grand Final against Keebra Park.

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Titans contracted Dominique Sandow will start this afternoon for Marsden SHS in the Langer Cup Reserve Grand Final as the Titans partnered school is up against Wavell SHS.

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Probably the best player that I have seen in the 2021 Walters Cup competition is Keebra Park left centre Dorian Lotaki and that is were he will start in the Walters Cup Grand Final against PBC.

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Speed is one attribute that cannot be taught and it is also an attribute that the PBC Walters Cup side for this afternoon Grand Final side against Keebra Park has in shades with Titans contracted Ray Puru set to start on the left wing and Creedence Donovan named at fullback.

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Hard working Mudgeeraba Redback Jonah Beaven will start in the front row this afternoon for the PBC Walters Cup side as they take on Keebra Park in the Grand Final.

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Big matches are usually won in the forwards and Keebra Park has an outstanding front rower starting in their Walters Cup Grand Final side against PBC this afternoon in Titans contracted Wailer Whaiapu.

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Chris Vaimili started at left centre played for Titans partnered Marsden State High School in yesterday’s 2021 Bronco’s Old Boys Cup, scoring a double as Marsden accounted for Ipswich State High School 46 – 12.

Chris Vaimili scored his opening try of the Grand Final just the 3rd minute of the match when he received a pass from his inside from Storm Enoka with Chris Vaimili crossing five metres in from the left corner.

Chris Vaimili completed his double in the 15th minute when once again he received a pass from his inside from Storm Enoka with Chris Vailmili diving over in the left corner.

Then early in the second half, Chris Vaimili made a strong line break down the left touchling from inside his own territory to get well over the halfway mark but making twenty five metres.