The Titans will again host five games at Cbus Super Stadium as they aim to build on their finals appearance in the new campaign ahead, taking confidence from the progress made in the injury-ravaged season.

Unearthing several exciting new talents including the likes of Phoenix-Raine Hippi and Ivana Lolesio, Karyn Murphy will be hoping to progress further in the playoffs after falling short in the elimination final against Newcastle, relishing the newly-released draw in their quest for success.

See below for a full breakdown of the 2026 draw.

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Timeslot breakdown

Turnaround times

5 days: 0 games
6 days: 3 games
7 days: 7 games

Opening month

Round 1: v Roosters (H)
Round 2: v Bulldogs (A)
Round 3: v Eels (H)
Round 4: v Cowboys (A)

The Titans’ opening month is a little different to 2025 with an even split of home and away games to kickstart the new campaign.

But there’s no easy start to the season hosting the tri-colours in the season opener, before a trip to Sydney to face the Bulldogs having created history the last time the two teams met, recording the first ever NRLW draw.

Home games at a glance

The Titans will host five games again in 2026 – three of those NRL / W double headers.

They’ll welcome the Roosters, Eels, Broncos, Dragons and Raiders to Cbus Super Stadium; getting to spend a majority of August on the Gold Coast with three consecutive games at home between Rounds 7-9.

They’ll only have three trips to Sydney plus Townsville and Newcastle; but avoid a trip to New Zealand, instead facing the Warriors in Wagga Wagga as part of next year’s NRLW Magic Round.

Can’t miss game
Round 8 v Broncos

Having lost the past two Macca’s Local Derbies, Karyn Murphy’s squad will be hungry to take down the defending premiers in the upcoming battle, especially getting the chance to host the all important M1 battle again at home.

It’ll be part of a big NRL / W double header with Gold Coast also hosting the Cronulla Sharks in what will be a perfect Sunday afternoon of footy at Robina.Â