The Titans will honour the legacy, region and future of the club when they don the 2023 Indigenous Round jersey come Sunday afternoon and fans can now own a piece of this history as the players match-worn jersey go up for auction in support of KARI Foundation.
The auction is already live and fans can start bidding now - click here.
The legacy is strong on the Coast with names such as Greg Bird, Scott Prince and Preston Campbell having worn the famous cyan and gold, while the future remains juts as bright with the next generation of Campbell, Preston's son, Jayden, to wear the number 1 jersey this weekend.
The Titans take on the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Sunday afternoon in what is sure to be a special occasion for the club and Titans community.
Discover more about KARI Foundation here.
Our Strong Future
The gold at the top of the jersey represents the strong future of the Gold Coast Titans and what is to come. Based on the club's strong foundations, from the inception of the club, the future of the club and that the community is strong. Gold is one of the prominent colours featured across the Gold Coast Titans, a nod to the sunshine, beaches and energy across the Gold Coast. Our future is with our community - Titans Together = Stronger Together.
Our Legacy
The stars on the jersey represent the legacy the club holds. From the five First Nations captains, to Life Member, Preston Campbell, who founded the All-Stars game which is an important contribution to First Nations communities across the country. The smaller stars represent the club's legacy in First Nations program participants - like Lakeeta McGrath who has been involved in both the Deadly Futures and School to Work programs. Lakeeta was named as the 2022 NRL Youth Ambassador and is an integral part of the club's legacy for the community.
Our Region
The bottom of the jersey represents the region. From the mountains of the hinterland, to the mangroves of the Tweed River, the jersey represents the various clans of the Yugambeh Language Group and the Bundjalung Nation.
Bid for your own piece of history here.
