Both are already in the top 30
So they still need to sign 3 forwards to replace 3 retiring forwards
yeah and they will upgrade 3 from delopment n juniors again , only way to get them experince with the experience players they pick up i am sure our juniors for this season will step up and we will get more players of other teams for 26 to i am sure plenty talent be ready in our junior sides by then
some our juniors in state of o junior side
Braelan Marsh: The son of a gun - his dad BJ was a State of Origin series winning hooker. Braelan Marsh hails from Central Queensland and was an early signing by the Dolphins.
Brian Pouniu: One of the first juniors signed by the Dolphins, the North Lakes Kangaroos edge player is a fine prospect with a big motor. He spearheaded the Dolphins’ Connell Cup squads to top billing in both 2023 and 2024.
Carter Ford: Another son of a gun - his dad is the late Carl Webb, a Maroons State of Origin hero - Ford went to rugby league finishing school St Brendan’s College, Yeppoon.
Charlie Dickson: The Langer Trophy Player of the Season last year (alongside Titans’ Zane Harrison), Dickson is an elite No.13 prospect who hails from the Moreton Bay Raiders.
Elijah McKay: A tall, rangy centre from Mackay, Central Queensland, McKay played his way into the Queensland schoolboys last season as a centre. He has plenty of potential, and is awfully sharp in the air.
Jac Finigan: A late signing by the Dolphins last year, Finigan is a two-time Langer Trophy premiership winning second rower from PBC SHS. He is an outstanding defender who hits and sticks.
Kilarney Lavendar: Lavender is a wildcard talent, a big outside back with enormous upside. He attends TSS and has been named on the bench for the Dolphins NRL side in their upcoming clash with affiliate club the Capras.
He is still in school and only 12 months ago made a startling return to footy after sustaining an ACL injury.
Zac Garton: Garton, a Caloundra SHS old boy, will play NRL one day.