There are few players in the women’s game with more experience than Brown.
Brown made her Test debut at the Jillaroos successful 2013 World Cup campaign and was also part of the winning team in 2017.
She helped to establish the Bears as well as the Easts Tigers, has represented the Queensland Maroons in 2012, 2012 and from 2015 onward and has played for several NRLW clubs, including the Sydney Roosters and the Warriors.
Now she has the opportunity to be part of creating a NRLW team. Helping to build a culture at a new club is what I was most excited about and a big reason why I wanted to be part of a new club, Brown said.
Five of the most Influential players in the women’s game will represent the Gold Coast Titans after being named as marquee signings for the 2021 NRLW season.
The Titans will join the competition this season, with Tazmin Gray, Karina Brown, Georgia Hale, Brittany Breayley-Nati and Crystal Tamarua named as the inaugural signings.
Gold Coast NRLW Coach Jamie Feeney says he is thrilled that these five players will be Titans.
“All five of our marquee signings are international representatives and bring plenty of NRLW experience,” Feeney said.
“Most important is their passion and intent for the club, they want to play for the Titans, to represent this region and want to make the Gold Coast proud.
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Ali Brigginshaw has fired a barb at NSW leading into the Women s State of Origin on June 25 with the Dally M Medallist suggesting Queensland has the stronger club competition.
Brigginshaw s Valleys Diehards fell short of claiming the BHP Premiership over Burleigh last weekend with Maroons teammate Tamika Upton scoring the match-winner with four minutes remaining.
However, it was Brigginshaw s words post-match which drew the attention of those south of the border, when talking to the crowd at the presentation.
The 31-year-old declared the eight-team, seven-round competition in Queensland offered more to players than the Harvey Norman NSW Premiership.
All NSW players in the Origin side except Millie Boyle, who is based in Queensland, play their club footy in the NSW state competition.
Israel Folau has made his first appearance at Southport Tigers training as new details emerge about why he is so desperate to make it work on the Gold Coast.