A
full list of players that have played first grade for the Dragons
club since 1921.
| S:
St George |
I:
Illawarra |
SI:
St George Illawarra |
Games may also mean interchange |
repl:
replacement |
*
current player |
| Name |
Details |
Notes
/ info links |
| MacDougall,
Garry |
S,
1962-63, 8 games + 1 repl.
(0pts)
|
Back
rower.
Illawarra junior played with St George Rugby Union before
switching to Rugby League. |
MacDougall,
Luke
 |
SI,
2007,
4 games.
1t (4pts) |
Winger.
Born: 5th February, 1982, Sydney.
First Grade Debut: Sharks 7th April, 2002 at ANZ Stadium
Brisbane (v Broncos).
First game with Dragons: Round 1, 18/3/2007 (v Titans),
Suncorp Stadium (Lang Park) Brisbane.
Previously with the Sharks in 2002, Luke MacDougall played
with the Rabbitohs for four seasons before linking up
with Saints in 2007.
MacDougall and the Dragons however, parted ways mid-season
with MacDougall agreeing to terms with the Knights for
the remainder of 2007. |
|
Mackay,
Brad
|
S,
1987-94, 108 games + 9 repl. 22t, 13g (114pts)
I, 1996-1998, 54 games + 2 repl. 8t, 5g
(42pts)
SI, 1999, 11 games + 13 repl. 3t, 4g (20
pts)
TOTAL: 1987-1999, 173 games + 24 repl. 33t, 22g (176pts)
|
Lock
forward. Centre. Five eighth.
NSW rep (1989-95).
Aust rep (1990 & 1992-93).
St George junior, Mackay scored three tries
on debut for Australia in 1990.
In 1993, he became one of only two players
in history to win the Clive Churchill medal in a losing
grand final side.
A versatile
utility player, Brad Mackay played for St George before
accepting the captaincy of the Western Reds in 1995. Following
the Perth club's decision to join Super League, Mackay
moved back east to join Illawarra before finally
coming back to Saints when the joint venture was formed
in 1999.
Following a stint in the UK, Brad Mackay went on to play
in Thirroul and take up a job as a Fireman.
In 2003, he was active in fund raising for the Joanne
Mackay Helping Hand Foundation following the passing
of wife, Joanne from breast cancer in 2002.
more: 1987, 1990, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1999,
2000 |
| Madden,
R |
S,
1944, 8 games. 2t (6pts) |
|
| Maddison,
Keith |
S,
1966-72, 65 games.
8t (24pts) |
Centre.
Front row forward.
Originally from Newcastle, Kieth Maddison moved to the
St George district and attended James Cook High School,
Ramsgate in 1965
Brother of Ken Maddison |
Maddison,
Ken
 |
S,
1965-71, 89 games + 6 repl.
24t (72pts) |
Centre.
Forward.
NSW rep (1974). Aust rep (1973).
Played in 1966 Grand Final victory and 1971 grand final
side.
Join the Sharks and became the first forward to win the
Rothmans Medal in 1973.
Brother of Keith Maddison.
more: 1965 |
| Madsen,
Craig |
S,
1983, 5 games. (0pts) |
|
| Maguire,
John |
S,
1966, 2 games.
(0pts) |
Went
on to captain-coach Corrimal in Illawarra competition
after stints with Cronulla and Parramatta. |
| Main,
A |
S,
1924, 1 game. (0pts) |
|
| Main,
T |
S,
1924-25, 2 games. (0pts) |
|
| Malby,
K |
S,
1954, 2 games. (0pts) |
|
| Mannix,
Max |
I,
1986 & 1988, 16 games. (0pts) |
|
Manu,
Willie
 |
SI,
2005, 14 games.
1t (4pts) |
Second
row forward.
Born 20 March 1980 in Sydney.
Claymore (Campbelltown) junior.
Represented Tonga in 2000 World Cup.
Former Wests Tigers and South Sydney player, Manu debuted
in first grade on May 19, 2001 (Round 13, Wests Tigers
v Sharks at Toyota Park).
Manu linked up with Saints in 2005 for one season before
being signed by UK club, Castleford.
|
Marteene,
Shane
 |
SI,
2005, 2 games.
1t (4pts) |
Centre.
Born 25 May 1977 in Moranbah, Queensland.
First Grade Debut: Bulldogs v Sharks at Toyota Park, July
6, 1996 (Round 14).
A St Brendan's College (Yeppoon) junior, Marteene played
with the Bulldogs from 1996-2003 before linking up with
the South Sydney in 2004 and into 2005.
With centres Mark Gasnier and Matt Cooper being selected
for NSW Origin, Marteene was signed by Saints during the
2005 season, playing his first game for the Dragons in
round 11 (v Knights). |
| Martin,
E |
S,
1933, 2 games. (0pts) |
|
Martin,
J Bernie 'Benny'
|
S,
1930 & 1933-34 & 1937-38, 47 games.
18t (54pts) |
Winger.
St George junior played both soccer and
rugby league for Arncliffe.
Played in 1930 grand final and then played for Murrurindi
(1931) and Warialda before returning to Saints for the
1933 premiership-deciding final.
Toured Qld and NZ with the club.
more: team 1930 |
| Martin,
Stan |
S,
1960, 1 game. (0pts) |
|
| Martin,
W |
S,
1934, 1 game. (0pts) |
|
| Mason,
Danny |
I,
1987, 1 repl. (0pts) |
|
| Mathews,
James |
I,
1988-91, 12 games.
2t, 17g (42pts) |
Centre.
Signed by Illawarra from Yanco Agricultural College.
Represented City Firsts in 1992 while playing
with Easts and was that clubs leading point scorer.
Tragically killed in the Riverina following a motor vehicle
accident on Christmas eve, 1992. |
| Maxwell,
Colin |
S,
1940, 9 games.
4t (12pts) |
Centre.
NSW rep (1948). Aust rep (1948-49).
Country rep in 1937.
RAAF serviceman in WWII.
Was at the centre of a selection controversy
when while playing reserve grade for Wests, he was made
captain of the 1948-49 Kangaroos at the expense of Len
Smith who was snubbed 'allegedly' because he was Catholic. |
| May,
R |
S,
1956, 1 game. (0pts) |
|
Maybon,
Rod
 |
S,
1994-95, 35 games.
9t (36pts) |
Half
back. |
Meighan,
Frank
 |
S,
1926-28, 38 games.
2t, 1g (8pts) |
Fullback.
Sent off for alleged kicking in the 1927 semi-final at
Earl Park. Saints went on to defeat Easts 26-11 and qualify
for their first premiership deciding final.
A member of the runners-up side of 1927.
more: 1927 ,team 1927 |
Melville,
Harry 'Hughie'
 |
S,
1949-52 & 1955-57, 87 games |
Forward.
Only played in the Sydney competition with St George.
Played in three premiership winning sides
(1949, 1956, 1957). Has the rare distinction of playing
in the 1949 side and coming back to be there at the start
of the golden years.
He made a significant contribution scoring a try for Saints
who won the 1956 grand final 18-12 with only 12 men.
Passed away in his thirties in 1965.
Son of Bill Melville (Glebe).
more: 1956 |
Messiter,
Brian
 |
S,
1958-61, 32 games |
Winger.
Forever held in the shadow of one the greatest backlines
in history, Brian Messiter was star player who played
in the 1958 and 1959 Grand Final sides.
more: 1959 |
| Metcalfe,
J |
S,
1943-44, 22 games. 3t (9pts) |
|
| Middleton,
W |
S,
1942-43, 11 games. 1t (3pts) |
|
Millard,
Daryl
 |
SI,
2006, 12 games
4t (16 pts) |
Centre.
Born: 20 Feb 1985.
Height: 184cm
A local St George junior (Renown United), Daryl Millard
was the club ball boy in the team photo of 1996.
Millard was graded with Saints in 2000.
First grade debut: Dragons (v Panthers) 19 March 2006,
WIN Stadium (Rd 2).
Following an injury to Mark Gasnier, Millard was called
into the side for a semi-final clash in late 2006. Millard
scored a try in Saints' 28-0 thrashing of the Sea Eagles.
Earlier in June of 2006, Millard was granted a release
and signed a three year deal with the Bulldogs, beginning
in 2007.
More: 2006 |
Millard,
Shane
 |
SI,
2002, 13 games + 10 repl.
4t (16pts) |
Hooker.
Second row forward.
NSW U/19s and City Under 19’s rep.
Released from club in 2002.
more: 2002 |
| Mills,
Paul |
S,
1971-75, 56 games + 2 repl.
15t (45pts) |
Scored
a try in Saints' 10-3 semi-final win over Manly in 1975. |
| Moffat,
K |
S,
1955 & 1957, 3 games. (0pts) |
|
Mogridge,
Jack
 |
S,
1928-29, 13 games.
(0pts) |
Forward.
NSW rep (1928).
Warwick (Qld) junior.
A broken leg in 1928 at Earl Park led
to a premature retirement in 1929.
Its reported that 'Snowy'
Justice suspected that Mogridge only had a cramp
and he ruthlessly demanded his forward to get up. Jack
rose to his feet and shook his leg and according to reports,
'it almost fell apart'.
Jack Mogridge went on to become club treasurer,
selector and delegate to the NSWRL.
Along with Owen Clarkson, Jack was the co-writer of the
team song, We are
the St George Boys. |
| Mohr,
Clinton |
S,
1988-89, 38 games.
14t (56pts) |
|
Molloy,
T J
 |
S,
1921-22, 7 games.
1g (2pts) |
Forward.
Selected in squad to play in inaugural match,
eventually playing in Reserve Grade on the day.
Went on to premiership success with Easts in 1923.
more: 1921 |
Montgomery,
Charlie
 |
S,
1941-42, 32 games
10t, 1g (32pts). |
Prop
forward.
Originally from Newcastle, Charlie Montgomery took a train
to meet Canterbury officials in Sydney but by coincidence
or design, the officials who greeted him were from St
George and they arranged for him to train with Saints
that afternoon. Canterbury tried to get Charlie back but
he decided to stick with Saints.
Described in Ian Heads' book The Legend Lives On
as an 'Accidental Saint', Charlie remained a St George
supporter from that day on.
Played in 1941
Grand Final victory.
Played in 1942
grand final loss.
Passed away in 1995, aged 79. |
| Montgomery,
Glenn |
S,
1983, 1 repl. (0pts) |
|
Moon,
David
 |
I,
1984-85 & 1989-91, 62 games + 2 repl.
16t, 8g (80pts) |
Centre.
Also played at Souths with his brother, Jason and joined
coach Brian Smith at Hull. David Moon was Illawarra's
top tryscorer in 1990 with nine tries.
Went on to coach the Wollongong Bulls in 2002
Brother of Jason Moon. |
Moon,
Dean
|
I,
1995 & 1997-98, 11 games + 6 repl.
20g (40pts) |
Fullback.
Goal kicker.
No relation to David or Jason Moon. |
| Moon,
Jason |
I,
1984-85 & 1989, 32 games.
7t (28pts) |
Brother
of David Moon. |
| Moore,
B |
S,
1934, 1 game. 1t (3pts) |
|
| Morley,
J |
S,
1941, 1 game. (0pts) |
|
| Morley,
L |
S,
1941, 1944, 1946 & 1948, 13 games.
(0pts) |
|
| Morley,
Mark |
I,
1990, 1 repl. (0pts) |
|
Morris,
Brett*
'Bmoz', 'Slippery'
 |
SI,
2006-08
37 games
20t (80pts) |
Winger.
Fullback.
Born: 23 Aug 1986.
Height: 182cm
Junior Club: Kiama Knights.
Rep honours: Junior Kangaroos 2006
First grade debut: Dragons (v Sharks) 7 May 2006, Toyota
Park (Rd 9).
Graded in 2005, Brett Morris and his twin brother Josh
were part of the Jersey Flegg premiership winning side
of the same year.
In 2006, Brett Morris catapulted himself into stardom
when, in round 15 against the Broncos, he leapt high to
pull down a cross-field kick from half back Mat Head to
score what was ultimately the match winning try. In the
same action, and despite having plenty of Broncos defence
in his way, Morris spun around to score in the corner,
locking up the scores with just 90 seconds remaining.
The conversion from Aaron Gorrell was successful to give
Saints a phenomenal victory. It was a memorable moment
for the rookie winger scoring what was his first try in
first grade.
In 2007, Brett Morris played just two games after suffering
a season-ending shoulder injury.
In 2008, Brett Morris played 16 games at wing and fullback,
scoring eight tries.
Brett Morris is contracted with Saints until the of 2009.
Son of Steve Morris.
Brother of Josh Morris.
more: 2006 |
| Morris,
Dean |
S,
1992, 1 repl. (0pts) |
|
Morris,
Josh
'Jmoz', 'Cheezza'
 |
SI,
2007-08,
46 games
20t (80pts) |
Winger.
Centre. Fullback.
Born: 23 Aug 1986.
Height: 182cm.
Junior Club: Kiama Knights.
Rep honours: U/19s NSW Country; NSW Country Origin 2007.
First grade debut: Dragons (v Titans) 18 March 2007,
Suncorp Stadium / Lang Park (Rd 1).
Folllowing his debut, Josh Morris proved to be an elusive
fullback and winger for much the season. Possessing
a neat step and electrifying turn of pace, Josh Morris
showed a clean pair of heels to many a more fancied
opponent in 2007.
Early in 2008, and following some mixed form, Josh's
position in the side was not guarateed. His opportunities
appeared to be further limited with Mark Gasnier and
Matt Cooper as first choice centres and a number of
outside backs being available to the club.
In April 2008, Josh Morris signed a three year deal
with the Bulldogs, starting in 2009. The move split
up the twin pairing of Josh and Brett, and the club
attracted some criticism from their father and Saints
legend Steve Morris.
With his future settled, Morris lifted to become one
of the form backs in the NRL in 2008.
Josh completed 2008 impressively, playing in 23 games,
usually in the centres, and capping off the year as
the club's top try scorer with 14 tries.
In a final twist, Gasnier signed with French rugby union
in July, creating an opening for 2009, but by then Josh
Morris was already committed to the Bulldogs.
Son of Steve Morris.
Brother of Brett Morris.
More: 2007, 2008
|
Morris,
Jim
 |
S,
1922-23 & 1925-26, 34 games.
2t (6pts) |
Named
in squad in Saints inaugural match in 1921 but didn't
play.
Scored the first try of 1922 when Saints went down to
Easts 22-3.
Lived to the age of 93.
more: 1921 |
| Morris,
Paul |
S,
1984-85, 17 games + 1 repl. 1t (4pts) |
Five-eighth. |
Morris,
Steve 'Slippery'
 |
S,
1979-86, 174 games + 6 repl.
102t (357pts) |
Halfback,
winger, centre.
NSW rep (1978, 1980, 1984 & 1986).
Aust rep (1978).
Dapto junior, the last player to represent
Australia from a country area.
Popular personality played in 1979 grand
final winning side and was awarded the 'Dave Brown Medal'
as best player.
Club's top try scorer in 1980 (11), 1982 (17), 1983 (19)
and 1984 (17).
'Dally M' winger of the year in 1984 &
1987.
Father of Brett Morris and Josh Morris.
more: 1979, 1980, 1983, 1984 |
| Mort,
Ernie |
1947-50,
25 games.
3t (9pts) |
Played
in 1940 premiership winning Presidents Cup (third grade)
side, defeating Balmain 11-2 in the Final. |
| Mulheron,
F |
S,
1944, 12 games. (0pts) |
|
| Mullane,
Mick |
S,
1952-53, 12 games.
3t, 1g (11pts) |
Centre.
NSW rep (1950).
Uncle to the Raper family. |
| Mullarkey,
Des |
S,
1922, 13 games.
5t, 1g (17pts) |
Centre.
Represented St George district in Rugby League, Rugby
Union, Cricket, Australian Rules and Baseball. |
Mulligan,
Noel
'The Count' |
S,
1950-51, 32 games.
6t (18pts) |
Lock
forward. Utility player.
NSW rep (1947-51).
Aust rep (1946, 1948-49 & 1951).
Port Kembla junior, was originally signed for his hooking
skills but showed his worth as an effective low tackler
and was ranked as the best lock forward of his time.
Went on to lead Port Kembla to a premiership
in 1958 and captain Country in the early 1960s.
After finishing up with the Collegians in
1961, he coached Southern Division to a win over the powerful
Great Britain side of 1962. |
|
Mundine,
Anthony
'Choc', 'The Man'
|
S,
1993-96 & 1998, 83 games + 10 repl. 37t, 3g, 2fg (156pts)
SI, 1999-2000, 33 games. 19t (76pts)
TOTAL: 1993-96 & 1998-2000, 126 games.
56t, 3g, 2fg (232pts)
|
Five
eighth. Centre.
NSW rep (1999).
One of the most naturally gifted yet controversial
players in St George history, Anthony Mundine was never
short of attracting a headline.
A St George junior, Mundine played four seasons with the
Dragons before joining the Brisbane Broncos in 1997 at
the height of the Super League war, making 11 appearances
and scoring 3 tries.
Returning to Saints in 1998, Mundine remained with the
joint venture in 1999 and 2000 before taking up a career
in professional boxing.
In 2003, Anthony Mundine defeated Antwun Echols over 12
rounds to win the vacant world WBA Super-Middleweight
championship.
Son of boxer Tony Mundine.
more: Anthony
Mundine page
more: 1993, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000 |
Munn,
Jack
 |
S,
1946-49 & 1951, 42 games.
8t, 1g (26pts) |
Prop
Forward.
NSW rep (1946) v Qld and GB.
A confirmed non-drinker, Jack Munn was a World War II
returned serviceman and veteran of the New Guinea campaign.
A huge front rower of 17 stone (108kg),
Munn scored
a try in 13-12 grand final loss to Balmain in 1946
when Saints were 'robbed'.
Played a big part in the 1949 Grand Final
win with some tremendous crashing runs, setting up two
tries, both scored by Ron Roberts.
more: 1949 |
| Munro,
D |
S,
1945-46, 7 games. 7g (14pts) |
|
| Murphy,
G |
S,
1967, 1 game. (0pts) |
|
| Murphy,
Lee |
S,
1997-98, 33 games + 1 repl. 13t, 13g (78pts)
SI, 1999 - 2000, 22 games (incl repl). 2t (8pts)
TOTAL: 1997-2000, 56 games (incl repl). 15t, 13g (86pts) |
Fullback.
Winger.
more 1998 |
| Murphy,
R |
S,
1952, 1 game. 1t, 1g (5pts) |
|
| Murray,
E |
S,
1926, 2 games. (0pts) |
|
| Murray,
Jim |
S,
1948-50, 7 games. (0pts) |
Coached
Third Grade side that won the premiership in 1953. |
| Murray,
K |
S,
1935, 4 games. 1t (3pts) |
|
Mussing,
Walter
 |
S,
1945-47, 37 games.
13t (39pts) |
Winger,
Lock.
Son of the South Sea Islands, Walter Mussing
was rumoured by the tabloid press to be a Prince.
Hugely popular, Walter gained a reputation after some
sensational try scoring feats with St George.
Ian Heads' in the 'The Legend Lives On' writes
that during a game against Balmain, 'Mussing beat
virtually every player as he crissed-crossed the field
en route to an amazing try'.
In 1946, The Rugby League News wrote, 'A prince
of good players and good fellows'.
It's reported that Walter was often rushed by up to
500 fans for autographs after matches and on at least
one occasion was held aloft by team mates and carted
off to avoid the mob.
Later became a successful cane cutter in Far North Queensland.
|
McAndrew,
Albert (Albie)
 |
S,
1938-43, 69 games.
17t (51pts) |
Halfback.
NSW rep (1940).
St George junior from the Brighton Seagulls club.
Joining Saints as a 17 year old in 1938, Albie McAndrew
possessed a superb sidestep and turn of pace. One of the
smallest men to play the game, Albie has been has been
rated alongside Billy Smith and Bob Bugden as one of the
best half backs to ever play for the Dragons.
Played in Saints first grand final win in 1941.
World War II interrupted his rep career.
In all, McAndrew played 101 all grade games with Saints,
and played first grade with no other club. |
| McArthur,
T |
S,
1931, 7 games. 1t (3pts) |
|
McBride,
Gary
'Chalky'
 |
SI,
2002, 2 repl.
(0pts) |
Second
row forward.
St George junior and NSW U/17s rep. Played
for Hurstville United.
Played in 2002 First Division grand final.
Suffered
a run with injuries
Went to play lower grade football with Easts
|
| McCarthy,
R |
S,
1948 & 1952, 8 games. (0pts) |
|
| McCormack,
Eric |
S,
1927-28 & 1932, 17 games.
4t, 28g (68pts) |
Top first grade point scorer for club in 1927.
Also played Australian Rules Football.
Brother of Jack McCormack. |
McCormack,
Jack
|
S,
1927 & 1929-31, 48 games.
1t, 12g (27pts) |
Fullback.
NSW rep (1931).
Played in Saints' first premiership-deciding final in
1927.
Played the 1930 grand final.
Also played Australian Rules Football.
A popular player, Jack McCormack was a favourite with
fans for his acrobatic catches of high balls and kicking
skills.
Denied Australian selection following injury.
Brother of Eric McCormack.
more: team 1930 |
McCoy,
Matt
 |
S,
1948-52, 65 games.
26t, 65g (208pts) |
Centre.
NSW rep (1949). Aust rep (1949).
Originally from Bega, Matt McCoy is rated
as one of the best centres to wear the red and white.
Kicked seven goals for City over Country
during heavy rain in 1949. Capped off a great year when
he played in Saints' 1949 premiership winning side.
Passed away in February 2007, aged 83.
more: 1949, 1952, 2003, 2007 |
McDonald,
Kevin
|
S,
1962-63, 6 games.
17g (34pts) |
Fullback.
Played in 1962 Grand Final win, kicking
three goals.
more: 1962 |
| McDonnell,
Neil |
S,
1978, 1 game. (0pts) |
|
| McGarry,
Damien |
S,
1995, 4 games + 9 repl. 1t (4pts) |
|
| McGillan,
H |
S,
1923, 4 games. (0pts) |
|
| McGovern,
E |
S,
1944, 1 game. (0pts) |
|
| McGrath,
W |
S,
1935, 6 games. (0pts) |
|
McGregor,
Paul (c)
 |
I,
1991-98, 121 games + 3 repl. 44t (176pts)
SI, 1999 & 2001, 32 games + 2 repl.
13t (52pts)
TOTAL: 1991-99 & 2001, 153 games + 5 repl. 56t (228pts) |
Centre.
NSW rep (1992-95 & 1997-98).
Aust rep (1994-95).
Dapto junior, was selected for City Origin in 1991-92
before being selected for NSW.
Despite being hampered by injuries, McGregor continued
to gain rep duities and was captain of St George Illawarra
in 1999 following the merger.
Returned to Saints in 2001 for one final season and later
became part of the Nathan Brown's new look coaching staff
in 2002.
more: 1992, 1999, 2001, 2002 |
McGregor,
Rod
'The Rock'
 |
S,
1977-78, 25 games + 3 repl.
1t (3pts) |
Five
eighth.
Yass junior who possessed a fabulous tackling
game often bringing down bigger men with boot lace 'copybook'
tackles.
Represented NSW against Great Britain in 1977. Played
in the drawn Grand Final and winning Grand Final side
of 1977.
more: 1977 |
| McHugh,
E |
S,
1942-44, 32 games.
4t, 6g (24pts) |
Played
in 1942 grand final. |
McIndoe,
Alan (c)
 |
I,
1983 & 1985-8 & 1991-93, 123 games.
65t (260pts) |
Winger.
Qld rep (1988-90).
Aust rep (1988).
Originally from Emerald (Q). Competition's
leading try scorer in 1991 with 19 tries including five
tries in one match (v Gold Coast).
Tremendous career was tainted in 1993 when
he was sacked as Illawarra captain after assisting team
mate Dale Fritz in negotiations with a rival club. |
| McIntyre,
J |
S,
1954-55, 5 games. (0pts) |
|
| McKean,
Allan |
S,
1965 & 1975, 5 games + 1 repl.
6g (12pts) |
Fullback.
Aust rep (1970).
St George junior also played with Wollongong
Norths in 1966. Kicked seven goals in one match for Australia
in 1970. Competition's leading point scorer in 1972 while
playing with Easts.
Went on to become a referee.
more: 1972 |
McKellar,
Shane
 |
S,
1980, 14 games.
3t, 6g (21pts)
I, 1982-83, 48 games.
31t (111pts) |
Winger
Dapto junior.
A prolific try scorer, McKellar scored 18 tries in 1983
which at the time was a Illawarra club record.
For other clubs, he played as reserve for Newtown in 1981
grand final and captained Easts in 1985.
Later returned to Dapto becoming involved in the Canaries'
football operations. |
McKenzie,
K
[more info required] |
S,
1948-50 & 1952, 16 games.
7t, 8g (37pts) |
Kenneth?
[more info required]
Its recorded that a Kenneth McKenzie took over from Baden
Wales as club secretary in 1954. Later in 1956, Frank
Facer was elected to the position when McKenzie moved
his accountancy business to Wellington NSW. |
| McKenzie,
Phil |
I,
1982-83, 1 game + 1 repl. 1t (4pts) |
|
| McLennan,
B |
S,
1948, 3 games. (0pts) |
|
| McLure,
A |
S,
1942, 4 games. 1t, 1g (5pts) |
|
| McNamara,
Billy |
S,
1954-55, 23 games.
1t (3pts) |
Represented
City Colts v France in 1955. |
McPherson,
Jack
 |
S,
1945-48, 33 games.
1t (3pts) |
Forward.
Reserve for Australia in 1946.
more: team 1946 |
| McPherson,
R |
S,
1932, 5 games.
1t (3pts) |
One
of the many players forced to go 'bush' to earn a living
during the Great Depression. |
| McRitchie,
Alan |
S,
1964-66, 11 games.
3t (9pts) |
Prop
forward.
Left to play with Cronulla in 1967. |
McRitchie,
Bill
|
S,
1942-45, 40 games.
1t (3pts) |
Prop
forward.
St George junior
Spent 22 weeks in hospital after having
part of his ear bitten off in match against Newtown in
1945, a torrid match where Saints finished with only ten
men.
Front page news of the day saw 'Bumper'
Farrell accused of biting McRitchie. The matter was never
properly resolved.
Brother of Doug McRitchie.
more: newspaper
article (366Kb), 1945 |
McRitchie,
Doug (c)
 |
S,
1942-44 & 1946-50, 81 games.
25t (75pts).
 |
Centre.
St George junior and captain in 1947-48.
NSW rep (1948 & 1950).
Aust rep (1948-50).
St George junior who never played the lower grades, going
straight into first grade.
Served in New Guinea and like many players, his career
was affected by WW2.
A popular and robust player, McRitchie was a hero in the
Red V as well as the green and gold. He made the
initial break that led to Ron Roberts' famous Ashes winning
try in 1950.
Went on to captain-coach Queanbeyan in 1951 after accepting
what was then the biggest contract offered to a Sydney
based player.
Passed away at his home in Milton on the NSW south coast
in 1998, one day short of his 75th birthday.
Brother of Bill McRitchie.
more: 1942, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950 |
| McSorely,
Phil |
S,
1925-27, 28 games. 2t (6pts) |
Five
eighth. |
McVean,
Sean
 |
S,
1991-94, 12 games + 10 repl. (0pts) |
Forward.
more: 1993 |
| McWilliams,
L |
S,
1937, 2 games. 1t (3pts) |
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