Lakeeta goes from strength to strength after graduation

For many, a football club is defined by what it does in those 80 minutes each weekend in Winter, but for Lakeeta McGrath, the Titans are much more.

McGrath is a graduate of the Titans' 'Deadly Futures' program and her star has continued to rise since joining the club and program. 

Following her Deadly Futures graduation McGrath has gone on to be a member of the NRL's School to Work program and recently went to Sydney to represent the Titans at the NRL Youth Summit - an event for Indigenous students in year 11.

From the 65 students that attended Lakeeta won female ambassador of the year and she will represent the NRL as a youth ambassador for the next 12 months. 

Despite her meteoric rise McGrath continues to volunteer with the club across its events and administration activities and hopes to take here learnings and experience into her post-school career,

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Deadly Futures

Deadly Futures sees students guided on a pathway to a greater understanding and a stronger sense of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history and culture.

Students will be encouraged to discover more about their own identity to inspire them to choose a pathway to lead them to success but to also help them deal with setbacks and empower them to find their feet and continue on their journey.

Titans Together

As a NRL club, our voice is louder than most. But we're determined to use it to fuel positive change. To speak up for those in our community who often feel unheard. And through our actions, we Care, Include, Unite and Inspire - making life better for our region's most vulnerable people. Together, we're Titans.