The Titans have continued to strengthen their NRLW roster with young gun Destiny Mino-Sinapati extending her time on the Gold Coast through to 2026.
Making her mark in the club’s Future Titans pathway – scoring four tries in the Gold Coast academy side’s clash against the Knights, the 20-year-old caught the attention of Titans NRLW coach Karyn Murphy who brought the young gun into the Gold Coast’s top 24.
Blessed with an abundance of speed and a relentless competitive drive, the Queensland Origin prospect had a remarkable breakout season that included a grand final appearance; before a devastating setback saw her miss the entirety of 2024 with a knee injury.
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Mino-Sinapati seals it for the Titans
Murphy is excited to see the promising back extend her time on the Gold Coast, with no doubt Mino-Sinapati's return to the field will ignite a new level of energy within the side.
"Destiny was so impressive in her first year with the club, missing just one game and making a big impact in her debut season," she said.
"We definitely missed having her in the squad last year, so I'm thrilled she'll be staying on with us until 2026 as she looks to make her awaited return to the field.
"It's been a long road to recovery and there's no doubt she’s had to overcome some real challenges, but she's shown incredible grit and determination throughout the entire process.
"Having her back with us in full fitness this year will be such a massive lift for the entire side and we're looking forward to having her competitive edge back out there on the field."
