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Coomera Cutters Rugby League Club in Australia is responding to the recent suicides of two young players, Treyvon Bradshaw and Kaiyah Kennedy, aged 13 and 12 respectively. Both boys died within days of each other in September and early October. The club president, Joe Smith, has pledged to enhance mental health support for the community through initiatives like fundraisers and awareness programs. Fundraisers held in memory of Treyvon and Kaiyah have already raised over $35,000 combined.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-06,
using this article's own text rather than the other coverage of the
same event (that is the story summary below).
Story summary
Treyvon Bradshaw, 13, and Kaiyah Kennedy, 12, both members of the Coomera Cutters Rugby League Club in Queensland, died within six days of each other in September and October. Their deaths have devastated their families, teammates, and the wider community on the Gold Coast. Treyvon passed away on September 26, while Kaiyah's death occurred on October 2. Both boys had been struggling with mental health issues. A GoFundMe page set up to support Treyvon’s family raised $29,000, while another for Kaiyah raised a similar amount. The Coomera Cutters Rugby League Club has urged players and children to reach out for help if they feel alone, emphasizing the importance of community support during such tragic times.
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An Australian rugby league team with links to two young boys who took their own lives within just days of each other has vowed to champion mental health causes in their memory.
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who → take → memory
Treyvon Bradshaw and Kaiyah Kennedy, aged 13 and 12 respectively, both died in tragic circumstances in recent weeks.
Both boys had links to Coomera Cutters Rugby League Club, with Treyvon a current player and Kaiyah among its alumni.
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Treyvon → age → alumni
Now, as the Gold Coast community mourns the unimaginable loss of the two boys, the club has vowed to use its standing to support others who may be in need.
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who → mourn → need
Cutters president Joe Smith said the incidents had devastated the club’s community.
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incidents → say → community
“It has really hurt our club and all their teammates, they were two of our own and their families were part of our community,” Mr Smith told NewsWire.
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Smith → hurt → NewsWire
“I have young kids myself so it has really got me thinking about what more can be done to raise awareness of mental health and support the local community.
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what → have → community
The club is already involved in the Queensland Rugby League’s Support Squad – a network of volunteers geared at offering mental health support – but Smith said it was looking to further its work to raise awareness.
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it → involve → awareness
He said the club was organizing an event to give current players more access of mental health and bereavement support and would also host fundraisers in the future to keep the memory of the boys alive.
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club → say → boys
“At the end of the day, community sport is about community first,” he said.
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he → say → community
“While some children may go on to the NRL, most of the boys just want to be a part of something, see their mates and play sport.
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most → go → sport
Sometimes those two hours a week of training can be a break for them and their chance to let loose, play a bit of footy and be with their mates.
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hours → let → mates
“One life lost in this way is too many, let alone two, so we’re trying to see if there’s anything we can do as a club to help get things out there.”
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we → lose → things
Treyvon died at the age of 13 on Sept. 26, while Kaiyah died at 12 years old on Friday, October 2.
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Kaiyah → die → Friday
Both boys were from the north Gold Coast area and had strong connections to Coomera Cutters.
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boys → have → Cutters
Fundraisers organized in their memories have raised more than $35,000 combined.
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Fundraisers → organize → 35,000
“We do not have all the answers, but as a community we want to create a space where people can come, feel supporting and talk to somebody,” Mr Smith added.
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Smith → have → somebody
“The families are pretty distraught and as a community we want to do anything we can to help support them.
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we → want → them
We also want to see more education about mental health and encourage people to speak up if they are struggling – it is never weak to speak.
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it → want → people
If you or someone you know is affected by any of the issues raised in this story, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800-273-TALK (8255) or text Crisis Text Line at 741741.
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you → know → 741741
If you are struggling with suicidal thoughts, you can dial the 24/7 National Suicide Prevention hotline at 988 or go to SuicidePreventionLifeline.org.
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you → struggle → SuicidePreventionLifeline.org
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