SO SAD: This Is The End Of The Journey Am Done I Won’t Play Again “Jake Trbojevic” Says As He Depart In The…
The Ken Stephen Medal – Man of the Year recognises the efforts of an NRL player who has not only achieved on the field, but has committed time off the field to community projects. We have nominated Jake Trbojevic for his amazing contribution both on the footy field and with the local community.
As a support worker, he forms strong bonds with participants, offering support and friendship, even remotely. Jake’s visit with his brothers to a young player battling cancer garnered media attention, boosting support through a GoFundMe campaign. Jake’s leadership shines through his dedication to hospital visits and rallying teammates for community service. Jake has dedicated over 42 hours this season to What Ability, fostering inclusivity and positivity.
Jake sets a benchmark for engagement, inspiring unity and discipline within the team, and his emotional resilience in supporting those facing health challenges underscores his compassion and strength – making a lasting impact on those he helps.
Jake extends his welcoming demeanour to all visitors, ensuring everyone has an enjoyable rugby league experience. Beyond his club commitments, Jake dedicates himself to the community organisation, What Ability.
Jake’s impact for the Mona Vale Raiders and What Ability is profound. He actively participates in community-based initiatives through his club, attending events, conducting junior clinics, and supporting training sessions as the junior league ambassador.
