The Titans Leagueability program will take centre stage on one of international rugby league’s biggest occasions, playing the curtain-raiser to Sunday’s Rugby League World Cup final at a sold-out Suncorp Stadium.
A matinee to the highly anticipated Trans-Tasman clash between Australia and New Zealand, the incredible opportunity at the iconic Brisbane venue will showcase the power of rugby league and its ability to bring people together and create opportunities for everyone.
The occasion will also provide a memorable experience for the players, who will have the chance to be part of a global celebration of the game while demonstrating the inclusive spirit that sits at the heart of Leagueability.
Established in 2018 to provide people of all abilities with the opportunity to experience the joy of rugby league, the program is an important part of the club’s commitment to making a positive difference throughout its community.
Titans CEO Steve Mitchell said the opportunity to play on such a significant stage was an incredibly special moment for everyone involved in the program.
"To have our Leagueability participants run out onto the field at Suncorp Stadium and play in front of a sold-out crowd ahead of the Rugby League World Cup Final is a once in a lifetime opportunity that is truly special," he said.
"These are the moments that rugby league is all about. We form part of a game that unites people from all walks of life, creates lifelong connections and provide opportunities that extend well beyond the field.
"It creates an environment where everyone feels welcome, valued and part of our club, and we witness that firsthand every week at our Leagueability training and games.
"Sunday’s atmosphere and occasion will be something those playing will remember for the rest of their lives and I can’t wait to see all the smiles post-match."
Kick-off is at 5.15pm between the Titans’ inclusive tackle blue and yellow teams.