In recognition of his commitment to community service, the Bulldogs are thrilled to announce that forward Josh Curran has been nominated for the 2025 Ken Stephen Medal – Man of the Year.
The Medal 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.
Curran's Contributions to Community
Josh Curran, a proud Indigenous man and Bulldogs player, is a standout leader in community engagement both within and beyond Club commitments.
He’s actively involved in initiatives such as the Bulldogs School Blitz, Deadly Choices and RSPCA NSW. Josh initiated outreach programs with NSW Police and NASCA, visiting schools and juvenile centres to support youth, particularly Indigenous Australians.
His consistency, humility and drive have made a lasting impact across NSW. Deeply motivated by cultural pride and a sense of responsibility, Josh leads with heart and purpose, embodying the NRL’s values of inclusion, unity, positivity and discipline.
Vote for Josh Curran as the 2025 Ken Stephen Medallist here!
How to Vote
Click here to vote for Josh Curran to be the 2025 Ken Stephen Medal – Man of the Year winner. You can cast your vote in the table at the bottom of the page.
Voting closes on July 3, 2025 so be sure to cast your vote before it's too late!
