The race to the finals may now be out of reach for the Titans but hooker Mitch Rein knows how important the run home is and the need to compete until the final round.
Training has continued this week with plenty of intensity ahead of Sunday's match against the New Zealand Warriors at Cbus Super Stadium.
"Training has been pretty good, it's disappointing coming off a loss," Rein said.
"There is plenty to work on and we want to finish the season on a high and it start this week."
The Kiama junior was quite vocal when asked if the side had anything to play for.
"We've got a lot to play for, all of our members and fans, we don't want to let them down.
"The season hasn't gone as we would've liked but we want to finish strongly. We're a young side and a lot of guys will benefit from the experience they've had this year."
The Warriors are entrenched in the top eight but need to continue winning to keep a gap between the Tigers and Raiders, who are chasing them down.
"They're very hard to read. Sometimes in the past you didn't know what you're going to get but they seem to be consistent now.
"They've got some skilful players and I think Blake Green has added a lot, especially some leadership.
Whilst Green, Adam Blair (suspended this week) and Tohu Harris bring some experience and calmness to their side, the skill factor is still high with Roger Tuivasa-Sheck, Shaun Johnson and Isaac Luke now running with freedom.
"We've done a fair bit as he's (Tuivasa-Sheck) a key man for them but they've got strike across the whole park. You can't just put all our energy into him unfortunately.
"We've done a lot of video and worked on a few things so we need to take that into the game on Sunday."
