Gold Coast utility Josh Graham signed a two-year contract extension keeping him at the Titans until the end of 2010.

The deal signals the 24-year-old's intentions to focus on making a name for himself in rugby league, after trying his hand at both league and rugby union over the past four years.

During that time he has had stints with the Queensland Reds (2004), Melbourne Storm (2005) and Western Force (2006) before finding home on the Gold Coast last season.

"I've been back and forth a few times and I've learnt a lot but I definitely feel it's the time to stick with the one team," said Graham.

"I think rugby league is where I'm definitely going to be long term."

Titans coach John Cartwright said Graham had the potential to take his game to a new level in the coming seasons.

"I think he's still got a lot of improvement in him," he said.

"He's pretty well cemented a spot on the bench and he also started for us last week.

"I think his last two games especially, he's just shown some confidence that may have been lacking last year and I think he's feeling part of the squad and feeling like he belongs here.

"He's a good trainer, he's got a good work ethic and wants to succeed."

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