This Wednesday night, the Aquis Gold Coast Titans will host their annual Awards Night at the QT, Gold Coast. With a large number of players being used in 2017, who will take home the Paul Broughton Medal?
Will it be Ash Taylor who topped the list for try-assists in the NRL throughout the regular season?
Could it be Jarrod Wallace, the new recruit for 2017 who became a Queensland representative?
Or winger Anthony Don, who pulled off a number of spectacular plays throughout the season and topped try-scorers list at the club?
Do players such as Konrad Hurrell, Nathan Peats and Kevin Proctor feature, even after season’s ravaged by injury and suspension?
The medal was last year won by prop Ryan James with front-rowers having a great record with Luke Douglas in 2015, Luke Bailey winning three times (with Anthony Laffranchi in 2007) and Nate Myles once, giving the big men six of the 10 medals to date.
The Broughton Medal, judged on a 3-2-1 basis per game, will be the highlight of a night with a number of other awards to be presented:
Titans Touch Football (SE Qld region) female and male players of the year
Members Most Valuable Player
Rookie of the Year
Outstanding Achievement Award
Try of the Year Award
Coaches Award (NRL)
NYC Player of the Year
NYC True Titan Award
The Preston Award
Previous Paul Broughton medal winners are:
2016: Ryan James
2015: Luke Douglas
2014: Beau Falloon
2013: Greg Bird
2012: Nate Myles
2011: Luke Bailey
2010: Luke Bailey
2009: Nathan Friend
2008: Preston Campbell
2007: Luke Bailey/Anthony Laffranchi (joint winners)
