| Name | Details | Notes
/ info links | | Caine,
Joel | S,
1998, 3 repl. (0pts) | | Caine,
Tony*
 | SI,
2007, 9 games. (0pts) | Hooker. Born:
15/10/1986, Westmead NSW. Height: 180 cm Junior Club: De La Salle Rep
honours: NSW Resident Debut for Dragons: 18/3/2007 (Round 1) Brisbane's Lang
Park aka Suncorp Stadium. vs Gold Coast Titans (won 20-18 by Dragons) Tony
Caine played one first grade game with the Sharks in 2006 (27/5/06) before shifting
to Saints in 2007, debuting off the bench for the Dragons in round 1. |
| Calder,
Phil | I,
1985 & 1987, 5 games + 3 repl. (0pts) | |
| Callaway,
Dean | I,
1991-98, 78 games + 11 repl.
13t (52pts) | |
| Cambridge,
Greg | I,
1982, 1 repl. (0pts) | |
Campbell,
Owen 'Bricky'  | S,
1941-45, 56 games. 26t (78pts) | Winger.
Originally from Maitland,
represented Country in 1937.
Scored two tries in 1941 Grand Final victory. more:
1941 |
| Campion,
Kevin | S,
1996, 14 games + 6 repl. 2t (8pts) | Forward.
Went to state rep
honours with Brisbane and the NZ Warriors. |
| Cannon,
Mark | S,
1982-83 & 1985, 12 games + 8 repl.
3t, 5g (19pts) | |
| Carberry,
Greg | I,
1987-88 & 1990, 6 games + 5 repl.
1t, 13g (30pts) | |
| Carberry,
Michael | I,
1985-90, 87 games + 1 repl. 5t (20pts) | |
| Carey,
Tom | S,
1932-34, 15 games. 3t, 3g (15pts) | Halfback. |
| Carige,
Andrew | S,
1994, 1 repl. (0pts) | |
| Carige,
Paul | I,
1996, 12 games + 4 repl. 1t (4pts) | |
Carlaw,
John  | SI,
2004, 15 games (incl repl). 3t (12pts) | Centre.
Winger. Gosford (Townies) junior. Born in Gosford (NSW) in 1975, Carlaw
was a veteran of 136 first grade games before signing with Saints in 2004. He
debuted in 1997 for the Hunter Mariners before linking up with Melbourne, Balmain
and Wests Tigers. He played with the Warriors in the 2002 Grand Final and backed
up again in 2003 before being released. A solid defender and powerful runner,
Carlaw was all but signed with UK Super League club, the Salford Reds and applied
for a work permit; but the deal fell through in early 2004. |
| Carr,
Geoff | S,
1970-74, 55 games + 4 repl.
27t (81pts) | Winger.
NSW schoolboy rep.
Played in 1971 garnd
final. Became
Dragons CEO in 1990 and later a NSW & ARL executive.
more: 1995, 1996 |
Carroll,
Peter  | S,
1951-53 & 1955-58, 101 games.
24t (72pts) | Five
eighth. Part
of the mighty unbeatables of 1956.
Played in 1956 and 1957 Grand Final victories.
more: 1956, 1958 |
| Carstairs,
George (c) 'Bluey'
 | S,
1921-29, 79 games. 11t,
79g (191pts) | Centre.
Captain in 1924. Aust
rep (1921-22). Marist
Bros (St George) junior.
Scored first try for St George in first grade.
Carstairs was the first junior from the St George district to be
selected for Australia, playing in two Tests on the 1921-22 Kangaroo tour (St
George half 'Rickety' Johnston was also selected). Top first grade point scorer
for club in 1922, 1924 & 1925. Played in Saints' first premiership-deciding
final in 1927. Mentioned as being at the centre of the 'Earl Park riot' of
1928. A digger in both World Wars, Carstairs' death was
prematurely reported whilst he was fighting in the Middle East in W.W.II..
Passed away
in 1966. more:
1921, 1928,
1929, 1966 |
| Casey,
A | S,
1928, 1 game. (0pts) | |
| Casey,
Stephen | S,
1982-83, 13 games + 1 repl.
2t, 13g (33pts) | |
| Catrios,
V | S,
1926, 2 games. (0pts) | |
| Cavill,
Martyn | I,
1982-83, 21 games + 1 repl. 2t (6pts) | |
| Chambers,
E | S,
1925-26, 8 games. 1 t (3pts) | |
| Chamoun,
Sami | I,
1998, 4 games + 1 repl. (0pts) | |
Chapman,
Damien  | S,
1992-95, 6 games + 6 repl.
2t, 12g (32pts) | Three-quarter.
more: 1993 |
Chapman,
John  | S,
1973-78, 126 games. 39t,
14g (145pts) | Centre.
Winger. NSW
rep (1972). Blayney junior
was Country and NSW rep when only 18 in 1972.
Played in 38-0 1975 grand final loss.
Played in 1977 grand final 9-all draw and missed a late penalty
goal in extra time. Played in Grand Final Replay the following week, won 22-0
by Saints. more:
1973, 1977 |
| Charles,
Jack | S,
1938, 7 games. (0pts) | | Chase,
Rangi*
 | SI,
2007, 14 games. 5t (20pts) | Hooker.
Five-eighth. Born: 11/04/1986 Height: 174 cm Rep honours: NZ U16's, NZA Debut
for Dragons: 31/3/2007 (Round 3) WIN Stadium. vs Cowboys (Cowboys won 22-18). A
Kiwi junior, Rangi Chase previously played first grade for Wests Tigers (one appearance,
scoring one try, 2/7/2006) before being signed by Saints. |
| Childs,
Edward | S,
1965, 1 repl. (0pts) | |
| Chilvers,
T | S,
1947, 2 games. (0pts) | |
| Clancy,
Gerry | I,
1985, 2 games. (0pts) | |
| Clapham,
Robert (Bob) | S,
1970-73, 22 games. 5t (15pts) | Centre.
A Renown United (St George) junior, Bob also played in the Brisbane competition.
Played in 1971 grand final. A hard and tough footballer, Bob
Clapham passed away in 2004. more: 1972 |
| Clark,
Brett | S,
1988-89, 21 games. 9t (36pts). | Half
back. Played in Panasonic Cup victory in 1988. Also played with Western
Suburbs (1984-87) and UK club St Helens in their 1987 Wembley Cup loss to Halifax. |
| Clark,
Jack | S,
1921, 4 games. (0pts) | Forward.
Played in initial first grade match for St George. |
| Clarke,
Abe | S,
1922, 1 game. (0pts) | |
| Clarke,
Alister | S,
1942 & 1945, 13 games. 1t (3pts) | |
| Clarke,
Greg | I,
1993-94, 1 game + 3 repl. (0pts) | |
Clarke,
Leo  | SI,
2002, 3 games. 1t, 4g (12pts) | Winger.
Goal kicker Played
the 2001 premiership winning first division side before being called into the
first grade side late in 2002, playing three games including two matches in the
club's finals campaign. | | Clarke,
Richard | S,
1985, 3 repl. (0pts) | |
Clay,
Brian 'Poppa'  | S,
1957-67, 183 games. 33t (99pts) | Five
eighth. Lock forward. Centre.
NSW rep (1957&59).
Aust rep (1957&59-60).
Newtown junior played in no less than eight Grand Final victories
for Saints during their golden era.
Passed away in 1987.
more: 1957, 1958,
1959, 1960,
1961, 1962,
1966, 1967,
'Poppa', 1987 |
| Clifford,
Wayne | I,
1996-98, 41 games. 20t (80pts) | |
| Clinch,
Gavin | S,
1997, 14 games + 2 repl. 2t (8pts) | |
| Cole,
Keith | I,
1986-88, 16 games + 2 repl. (0pts) | |
| Cole,
Max | S,
1972 & 1976, 10 games + 1 repl.
5t (15pts) | |
| Collier,
W | S,
1942-43, 28 games. 2t (6pts) | |
Collins,
Wayne 'Snoopy'  | S,
1991-94, 63 games + 5 repl. 5t (20pts) | Hooker.
Played in 1992 and
1993 grand finals.
more: 1993 |
| Colquhoun,
Jack | S,
1936, 1 game. (0pts) | |
| Condon,
Michael | I,
1989, 1 game. (0pts) | |
| Conn,
R | S,
1926, 5 games. (0pts) | |
| Connolly,
John | I,
1988, 3 games. (0pts) | |
| Conroy,
W | S,
1953, 1 game. (0pts) | |
| Conway,
John | S,
1980-81, 2 games + 2 repl (0pts) | |
| Cooper,
N | S,
1953, 2 games. 2t (6pts) | |
| Cooper,
Matt (c)* 'Coops'  |
SI, 2000-2007, 143 games.
78t (312 pts) | Centre.
Winger. NSW rep (2004-2007). Aust rep (2004-2006). Height: 186cm
Born in Port Kembla 18 April 1979 and a Shellharbour Sharks junior, Matt Cooper
enjoyed athletics when young and was involved with the local surf club. Weighing
92kg and standing at 188cm, Cooper posseses natural speed and took some stopping
in 2003. One of the games most underated centres, Cooper was nominated for
the club's Integral Energy Dragons Medal (won by Ben Hornby) and was awarded the
the club's Geoff Selby Memorial NRL Coaches Award in 2003. Winner of 2004 'Red
V Members Player of the Year', voted by Dragons supporters. Cooper was selected
for Country Origin in 2003 and again in 2004. In 2004, following a series
of stand-out performances, he was selected for NSW in State of Origin 3 and was
later named in Kangaroo squad for the 2004 Tri-Nations series, touring to the
UK as well as France and the USA. Also in 2004, Cooper was the club's leading
first grade try scorer, posting 17 tries from 23 appearances. He gained rep
honours again in 2005, cementing a centre spot in the NSW side alongside team
mate Mark Gasnier. He was then selected in the Kangaroo Tri-Nations squad of 2005,
playing in four Tests including the Tri-Nations Final at Elland Road in Leeds.
On the same tour, Cooper also played for Australia in a one-off Test match against
France in Perpignan. In 2006, Cooper was again selected for Australia, scoring
a try in the Anzac test match against New Zealand. In the same year, Cooper was
ruled out of State of Origin I with a hamstring injury. He was recalled into the
NSW side for in Origin III. In 2007, Cooper played all three State of Origin
matches for NSW. Also in 2007, Cooper was the leading try scorer in first grade
with 11 tries. In round 12 of the same year he played a one-off match as Dragons
captain (Dragons def Broncos 11-4 at Kogarah). Cooper was also awarded the
St George Bank Immortals Trophy at the 2007 club awards.
more: 2000, 2001,
2003, 2004,
2005, 2006
| | Cooper,
Reg | S,
1955, 1 game. 3t (9pts) | |
| Corkery,
Ray | S,
1965, 3 games. (0pts) | |
| Corrigan,
Dennis | S,
1973-74, 1 game + 6 repl. (0pts) | |
| Courtney,
Ed Jnr. | S,
1931, 6 games. 1t (3pts). | Ed
Courtney Jnr played alongside his famous father Ted Courtney at Wests in 1924.
League pioneer and a member of the first Kangaroos, Ted Courtney actually signed
with St George as part of the new NSWRL at Rockdale Town Hall in 1908. At that
meeting, a St George Rugby League club was formed, but unfortunately folded when
only three players signed following pressure from the Rugby Union. |
| Courtney,
H | S,
1934, 3 games. (0pts) | |
| Cox,
Alf | S,
1942-45, 37 games. 4t, 7g (26pts) | |
| Cox,
Barry | S,
1971-72, 3 games + 3 repl. 1t (3pts) | |
| Cox,
Brett | I,
1994, 4 repl. (0pts) | |
| Cox,
Russell | S,
1971-76, 62 games + 4 repl. 6t (18pts) | |
| Coyne,
Mark (c)  |
S, 1989-98, 1989-98, 207
games. 56t (224pts). SI, 1999, 15 games. 5t (20pts). TOTAL: 1989-1999,
222 games. 61t (242pts). | Centre.
Qld rep (1990&92-97).
Aust rep (1995-97).
Played in 1992, 1993 and 1996 grand finals.
Fought back a form slump to regain his first grade spot in 1999
before injury forced him out the starting lineup for that year's grand final.
As winger, he scored
the match winning try for Qld in the 1994 State of Origin against NSW. With one
minute to go and trailing 12-10, the Maroons began deep in their own half. The
ball went through 10 sets of hands before Coyne took the final pass to score.
Donated the proceeds
of his testimonial dinner to children's charity and later spoke out in favour
of the Dragons returning to Kogarah Jubilee Oval. In 2004, Mark Coyne was
named on the revamped NRL judiciary panel. Brother of
Peter Coyne more:
1989, 1992,
1993, 1994,
1996, 1998,
2003 |
| Coyne,
Peter | S,
1991-92, 30 games + 4 repl.
13g, 2fg (28pts) | Five
eighth. Played
in 1992 grand final.
Signed with Castlford, UK in 1993.
Brother of Mark Coyne.
more: 1989 |
| Craigie,
E | S,
1943, 2 games. (0pts) | |
| Craigie,
M | S,
1944-45, 12 games. 4t (12pts) | |
| Cram,
Scott | I,
1997-98, 22 games + 18 repl. 2t (8pts) | |
| Creagh,
Ben*  |
SI, 2003-2007, 91 games
(incl repl). 16t (64pts) | Winger.
Centre. Second row forward. Born: 6 Feb 1985, Blacktown, NSW. Wollongong
University junior. Aust rep (2005). A promising schoolboy basketballer
and member of the Wollongong Hawks youth squad. Debuted for Saints on Sunday
10th August, 2003 at Kogarah Jubilee Oval. Initially a winger, Creagh became
a valuable utility player at centre before slotting into the back row. Selected
in 2004 Junior Kangaroos squad. In 2005, Ben Creagh was named in the 23-man
Australian Tri-Nations squad which toured New Zealand, Great Britain and France.
He gained selection in the second row for the Kangaroos on November 12 when Australia
defeated France 44-12 in Perpignan In 2006, Creagh was a Country Origin rep.
In June 2006, Creagh agreed to terms with St George Illawarra for a further three
seasons, until the end of 2009. In 2007, Creagh played in every match on offer
(24 appearances) and was rewarded with the club's best player award, the St George
Bank Medal. He was also awarded the 'Red V Members Player of the Year' as decided
by supporters. On the 2007 representative scene, Creagh played one match for
NSW Country but was never far away from state and international considerations.
more: 2003, 2004,
2005, 2006
| | Crewe,
Tom | S,
1930, 6 games. (0pts) | |
| Crosland,
Daryl | I,
1986-88, 5 repl. (0pts) | |
| Cross,
Greg | S,
1970, 2 games. (0pts) | |
Cross,
John (c) 'Crossy'  | I,
1991-97, 117 games + 19 repl.
32t (128pts)
SI, 2003, 19 games. 2t (8pts) | Second
row forward. Born
in 1972 in Port Kembla and a Port Kembla junior, John Cross was a
member of the NSW under 17s/18s/19s/ from 1989-91 before representing City Firsts
in 1992-3. Captained
the Steelers to a narrow 11-10 loss to the touring Great Britain side in 1992
and was captain of Illawarra again in 1993.
Cross signed with the Dragons for 2003 after five seasons with
Penrith and played 19 more games before retiring to take up a position as the
2004 Steelers Jersey Flegg coach. |
| Cross,
Michael | I,
1995-97, 2 repl (0pts) | |
| Crow,
Trevor | S,
1988-89, 6 games + 5 repl. (0pts) | |
| Crowe,
M | S,
1932 & 1937, 12 games. 5t (15pts) | |
| Culbert,
Chris | S,
1989, 2 games. (0pts) | |
| Culbert,
Michael | S,
1989-90, 2 games + 1 repl. 2t (8pts) | |
| Cullen,
Peter | S,
1981, 2 games + 1 repl. 1t (3pts) | |
| Cummings,
E 'Ned' | S,
1923, 11 games. (0pts) | Previously
played with Balmain in 1919-20. | | Curran,
H | S,
1938, 4 games. 2t (6pts) | |
| Curry,
David | S,
1981, 4 games + 1 repl. (0pts) | |
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