For his generous work off the field, Panthers prop Jeremy Latimore has been nominated for the NRL's Ken Stephen Medal.
In honour of Ken Stephen – an administrator who devoted 28 years to the NSWRL in various capacities - the Ken Stephen Medal recognises the efforts of an NRL player, who has not only achieved on the field, but has also committed time off the field to community projects.
Since 1988, the Award has honoured the likes of Wayne Pearce, Andrew Ettingshausen, Peter Sterling, Hazem el Masri, Nathan Hindmarsh, Johnathan Thurston and Terry Campese for their contributions to the game and the community.
Panthers TV caught up with Lats as he spent time with the children at Kurrambee School as part of the club's Adopt-A-School program.
