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Players to watch: BMD Premiership grand final

The Titans are only one win away from their second grand final berth, but several of the club's future stars are in action in Saturday's BMD Premiership decider at Kayo Stadium.

The Burleigh Bears face the Souths Logan Magpies from 2pm with two former Gold Coasters at the helm of both teams - NRL Titan Corey Thompson in charge of Burleigh, whilst Kimiora Breayley-Nati mentors the Magpies.

With former Titans NRLW captain and Maroons and Jillaroos legend Brittany Breayley-Nati also part of the Magpies, she forms part of a spine that includes Queensland Under 19 star Lilianah Lewis who has been dominating her playmaking position.

Currently part of Gold Coast's pathways program and joining the 30-player squad next season after her player of the match performance in the junior Origin clash, she joins fellow development players Sienna Ibrahim and Keira Rangi who also line up in the big dance.

Ibrahim couldn't have had a better NRLW debut in Round 6 against the Sharks, scoring two tries and recording three line breaks in the Titans' 24-10 win in Sydney and has backed up that form with an average of 103 running metres per game across eight appearances, including a strong performance against the minor premiers Norths Devils last weekend.

Also having formed part of the Queensland Under 19 team that beat New South Wales, she's joined by her fellow teammate Keira Rangi who has been a powerhouse edge forward for Breayley-Nati's side.

Averaging over 150 running metres across the 2026 season, she was part of the points-scoring to help her side qualify for the grand final and was rewarded for her big campaign by being named in the QRL's BMD Premiership Team of the Year on Thursday night.

The clash kicks off at 2.05pm on Saturday; live on Fox League and Kayo Sports.

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.