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20 seasons strong: 2026 Kinetic Titans Schools League

The 2026 Kinetic Titans Schools League has marked two decades of school rugby league on the Gold Coast, with a landmark season showcasing the continued growth of the competition both on and off the field.

What began as a grassroots initiative in 2006 has grown into Australia’s largest regional school-based rugby league competition, with its 20th season bringing 26 weeks of competition to a close across 15 divisions and 18 Grand Finals spanning schoolboy and schoolgirl competitions.

Engaging a record-breaking 4,055 students across 160 teams, 41 schools across Gold Coast, Logan, Ipswich, Brisbane, Moreton Bay and the Sunshine Coast.

The desire for more female school rugby league was paramount, with 1,672 girls participating in 2026. The largest growth area being the our development schools participating in the Titans Challenge Karyn Murphy Cup. With 135 games played across various gala days in a weather affect schedule, the grand finals showcased some up and coming talent.

2026 Grand Final Results – Titans Challenge (Karyn Murphy Cup)

Competition Schools Result Player of the Finals
Titans Challenge 7/8 Girls (9-a-side) Pimpama SSC v Emmaus College 28-24 #14 Bonnie Humberdross - Pimpama SSC
Titans Challenge 7/8 Girls (13-a-side) Palm Beach Currumbin v Keebra Park SHS 12-4 #13 Nevaeyah Mills-Meryick Tonga - PBC
Titans Challenge 9/10 Girls (9-a-side) Kings College v Trinity College 24-4 #1 Rylie Tuaia - Kings College
Titans Challenge 9/10 Girls (13-a-side) Marsden SHS v Keebra Park SHS 12-8 #6 Semina Hene - Marsden SHS
Titans Challenge Open Girls (9-a-side) Bellbird Park SSC v Emmaus College 24-4 #1 Grace Lulio - Bellbird Park SSC
Titans Challenge Open Girls (13-a-side) Keebra Park SHS v Marsden SHS 18-6 #3 Keebra Park

The Titans Cup and Open Boys Challenge grand finals delivered a fitting finish to the 20th season, with five of the six deciders settled by six points or less. Across a day of tight contests, standout performances and plenty of drama, teams experienced the highs of premiership success and the heartbreak of falling just short.

 2026 Grand Final Results – Titans Cup & Titans Challenge (Open Boys)

Competition Schools Result Player of the Final
Titans Cup 7/8 Boys Marymount College v King’s College 46-04 #1 Banjo Mallory — Marymount College
Titans Cup 7/8 Girls Keebra Park v Mabel Park 20-18 #6 Liyah Tapusoa-Skipworth — Keebra Park SHS
Titans Cup 9/10 Boys Marymount College v Bremer State High School 23-22 (Golden Point) #10 Sorren Martin — Marymount College
Titans Cup 9/10 Girls Keebra Park v Mabel Park 16-14 #9 Lyvana Edmonds — Keebra Park SHS
Titans Challenge Open Boys St Michael’s College v St James College 20-16 #9 Ryan Blood — St Michael’s College
Titans Cup Open Boys  Marymount College v Trinity College 24-18 #1 Jake Roberson — Marymount College

The closeness of the results reflected the quality and competitiveness of the competition, with the Year 9/10 Boys grand final ending with a golden point finish to separate Marymount College and Bremer State High School.

The day also provided a celebration of the people who continue to make the Kinetic Titans Schools League what it is, with strong support from schools, families and the wider rugby league community creating an electric atmosphere around the grounds.

The Titans National Schoolgirl Cup expanded to ten Tier 1 schools from across South-East Queensland in 2026, with teams split across five pools in the competition's largest elite format to date.

Having produced the past four National Schoolgirl Cup Champions - Marsden SHS (2022), Mabel Park SHS (2023), Ipswich SHS (2024) and Marsden SHS (2025) - the Titans National Schoolgirl Cup continues to be recognised as the premier schoolgirl rugby league competition in Australia.

The 2026 season also featured a repeat of the 2025 Grand Final, with Keebra Park SHS reversing the previous year's result to claim the 2026 Titans National Schoolgirl Cup title in a convincing victory over Marsden SHS. Keebra Park now progress to the QLD state final to take on Trinity Bay, who won the Cowboys vs. Dolphins National Schoolgirl Cup final.

2026 Grand Final Results – Titans National Schoolgirl Cup

Competition Schools Result Player of the Finals
Titans National Schoolgirl Cup Keebra Park SHS v Marsden SHS 30-6 #6 Jae-Jae Wickliffe – Keebra park SHS

Across 20 seasons, the competition has continued to provide a platform for young players to experience competitive rugby league, develop their skills and build a connection with the game.

The record participation numbers in 2026, particularly among girls, demonstrate just how much the school game continues to grow.

GRAND FINAL STREAM AND PREVIOUS WINNERS

Acknowledgement of Country

Gold Coast Titans proudly acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we are situated, the Kombumerri families of the Yugambeh Language Region. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging, and recognise their continuing connections to the lands, waters and their extended communities throughout South East Queensland.