The Illawarra Steelers are thrilled to announce Remara as the club’s latest pathways partner, featuring prominently on the sternum of the playing jersey for the 2025 season.
This partnership represents a shared commitment to excellence and community development, enhancing the Steelers’ focus on nurturing future talent within the game.
“We are excited to welcome Remara as a key partner of the Illawarra Steelers,” Steelers Chairman Graeme Gulloch said.
“Remara’s investment in our pathways program demonstrates their commitment to the community and the development of young athletes.”
“A special thank you to Remara’s CEO, Andrew McVeigh, for his vision and support. Together, we look forward to continuing to build valuable opportunities for young players of league in our region.”
Remara’s involvement will increase the brand’s visibility in the region and significantly contribute to the support and resources necessary for developing promising talent.
“Remara as an Investment Firm understands that dedication fuels success, we are proud to support the Illawarra Steelers and their initiatives that inspire commitment and excellence in our community. As Sternum Partner of the St George Illawarra Dragons, it was important for us to support the whole pathways program.” McVeigh said.
“At Remara, we are Out To Perform in everything we do, offering investment products and service levels that outperform peers in the market, this aligns perfectly with what the Illawarra Steelers are seeking to achieve with their program across both the men’s and women’s teams,” McVeigh said.
The 2025 team captains Kade Reed (SG Ball), Trinity Tauaneai & Maria Paseka (Tarsha Gale), Cooper Morrison & Creighton Meafou (Harold Matthews), and Ella Churchill & Skye Spencer (Lisa Fiaola) were on hand to unveil the new playing strip, featuring the Remara logo.
The Steelers host the St George Dragons (Lisa Fiaola and Tarsha Gale Cup) and Melbourne Storm (Harold Matthews and SG Ball Cup) at Collegians Sporting Complex in Round 1 on Saturday, 1 February.
Round One Team Lists, brought to you by Remara.
2025 Illawarra Steelers Squads
SG Ball Cup (Under 19 Boys)
Tyrone Amone, Kye Andrews, Axel Antony, Hudson Bailey, Beau Baldock, Lucas Borg, Brodie Breakspear, Ryder Brown, Hayden Buchanan, Luke Butler, Dreau Clark, Joseph Elton, Aaymon Fitzgibbon, Charlie Heidke, Ben Jackson, Kapene Karaitiana, Ezekiel Kennedy, Tom Kirk, Drew Langdon, Letham Manago, Daniel Meafou, Thomas Nelson, Jye Nightingale, Noah Parker, Mason Phillips, Kade Reed (c), Likamani Richter, Connor Saddler, Saifiti Saifiti, Jackson Smith, Jack Talbott, Zechariah Taufa, Zane Timmins, Malokai Tomo, Leeroy Weatherall, Hayden Whatman.
Tarsha Gale Cup (Under 19 Girls)
Indie Bostock, Maddy Bullock, Charlotte Campbell, Alex Down, April Gray, Madison Hobbs, Liesl Hopoate, Mackayla Hutchinson, Kiara Kostovski, Sienna Leslie, Maddison Lewis, Makayla McFayden, Scarlett Newton, Tahlia O’Brien, Seriah Palepale, Maria Paseka (c), Jayda Patrick, Herewaka Pohatu, Kasey Reh, Siulolo Richter, Tori Shipton, Maddie Smith, Armani Tanioria, Trinity Tauaneai (c), Billie Va’a, Bronte Wilson, Rhian Yeo.
Harold Matthews Cup (Under 17 Boys)
Halaapiapi Amone, Mason Andrews, Jaxon Ballinger, Jordan Barlow, Taj Barrett, Jett Brookfield, Oliver Burton, Asher Chapman, Kahuitara-Te Ra Chase, Callum Cooney, Finn Davy, Hunter Fangupo, Logan Fenwick, Jack Goulder, Harry Hertsch, Taylor Humphries, Darcy Larkin, Benjamin Levy, Sonny MacGregor, Cruz McGuinness, Creighton Meafou (c), Ashton Moore, Cooper Morrison (c), Mace Scofield, Ashton Tsagalas, Drtanyon Vaivai, Tom Voase, Jake Walsh.
Lisa Fiaola Cup (Under 17 Girls)
Soraya Amone, Halle Barrett, Madeline Ceccato, Ella Churchill (c), Holly Czornobej, Mia Davis, Ella Greatz, Ally Hamilton, Michala Hardy, Madison Hemopo, Tahanni Kaufusi, Jayda Lalic, Levini Latu, Loata Latu, Ellie McCormack, Anissa McCue, Juliet Merheb, Lila Miller, Shyla Mitchell, Halle Muik, Charlotte Nicholson, Laila Poto, Chloe Reh, Skye Spencer (c), Manawa-Jen Tukere, Elli Young, Sienna Young, Ruby Seitula (Dev).