The Bulletin looks at five Intrust Super Cup stars who could make an impact at the Titans

WITH a handful of spots left on the Titans’ 30-man roster for 2020, the Bulletin looks at five Intrust Super Cup stars who could make an impact at the battling NRL club.

WITH a handful of spots left on the Titans’ 30-man roster for 2020, the Bulletin looks at five Intrust Super Cup stars who could make an impact at the battling NRL club.

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JAMAL FOGARTY (HALFBACK - BURLEIGH)

This one is a no-brainer. The 25-year-old is a two-time ISC premiership player, has previous experience in an NRL system with the Titans and is the newly-crowned Petero Civoniceva Medal winner.

Burleigh halfback Jamal Fogarty. Picture: AAP Image/Dan Himbrechts

TOM GILBERT (PROP - TOWNSVILLE)

Contracted to North Queensland, the 19-year-old enjoyed a breakout year with the Blackhawks, averaging 139 running metres across 24 games en route to ISC Rookie of the Year honours.

Townsville prop Tom Gilbert. Picture: Alix Sweeney

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HARRY GRANT (HOOKER - SUNSHINE COAST)

Earmarked to take over from Cameron Smith as Melbourne’s no.9, Grant was a driving force behind the Falcons’ record-breaking season to finish third in the Player of the Year standings.

Sunshine Coast hooker Harry Grant.

TALOR WALTERS (UTILITY BACK - TWEED)

Awarded the Seagulls’ Players’ Player gong this season, Walters underlined his utility value with 14 tries on the wing and at fullback as his side reached the finals for the first time since 2014.

Tweed Seagulls’ Talor Walters. Picture: Mike Batterham

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KEENAN PALASIA (SECOND ROW – WYNNUM MANLY)

The 22-year-old was a standout for the Seagulls throughout 2019, averaging 107m and 20 tackles a game to earn two NRL appearances for the Broncos.

Wynnum Manly backrower Keenan Palasia. Picture: AAP Image/Richard Walker