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Hall of Fame – Class of 2018 - Player Statistics HALL OF FAME – CLASS OF 2018 - PLAYER STATISTICS Petero Civoniceva Born: April 21, 1976, Suva, Fiji Junior Football: Redcliffe RU Clubs: Brisbane, Penrith Position: Prop Premiership Career 1998-2012: Played 309 (280+29). Tries 25, Points 100 Brisbane 1998-2012: Played 235 (206+29). Tries 22, Points 88 Penrith 2008-11: Played 74 (74+0). Tries 3, Points 12 First Grade Debut: Brisbane v Norths at ANZ Stadium, Brisbane, 26/4/1998 (Rd 7) Grand Finals: 2 – Brisbane 1998 r (W), 2006 (W) Australia: Tests 45 (2001-11), Kangaroo tours 2001, 2003, Tri-Nations 2004, 2005, 2006, World Cup 2008; Four Nations 2009, 2010 Fiji: Tests 6 (2013-14); World Cup 2013 Queensland: State of Origins 33 (2001-12) Mark Graham Born: September 29, 1955, Otahuhu, NZ Junior Football: Otahuhu Leopards Club: Norths Position: Lock/Second Row Premiership Career 1981-88: Played 146 (146+0). Tries 28, Points 100 First Grade Debut: Norths v South Sydney at Redfern Oval, 29/3/1981 (Rd 1) New Zealand: Tests 29 (1977-88); World Series 1977; World Cup 1988 Cliff Lyons Born: October 19, 1961, Narrandera, NSW Junior Football: Tregear Foxes/Cronulla-Caringbah Clubs: Norths, Manly Position: Five-eighth Premiership Career 1985-99: Played 332 (276+56). Tries 87, Goals 9, Field Goals 7, Points 373 Norths 1985: Played 23 (23+0). Tries 7, Goals 4, Field Goals 1, Points 37 Manly 1986-99: Played 309 (253+56). Tries 80, Goals 5, Field Goals 6, Points 336 First Grade Debut: Norths v Illawarra at Wollongong Showground, 24/3/1985 (Rd 2) Grand Finals: 4 – Manly 1987 (W), 1995 (L), 1996 r (W), 1997 r (L) Australia: Tests 6 (1990-91); Kangaroo tour 1990 New South Wales: State of Origins 6 (1987-91) 1 | P a g e HALL OF FAME – CLASS OF 2018 - PLAYER STATISTICS Steve Menzies Born: December 4, 1973, Manly, NSW Junior Football: Harbord United Clubs: Manly, Northern Eagles Position: Lock/Second Row Premiership Career 1993-2008: Played 349 (323+26). Tries 180, Goals 1, Points 722 Manly 1993-2008: Played 280 (255+25). Tries 151, Goals 1, Points 606 Northern Eagles 2000-02: Played 69 (68+1). Tries 29, Points 116 First Grade Debut: Manly v Brisbane at Brookvale Oval, 26/6/1993 (Rd 13) Grand Finals: 5 – Manly 1995 (L), 1996 (W), 1997 (L), 2007 r (L), 2008 r (W) Australia: Tests 15 (1995-2006); Kangaroo tour 1995; World Cup 1995 New South Wales: State of Origins 20 (1995-2006) Ricky Stuart Born: January 7, 1967, Queanbeyan, NSW Junior Football: St Edmunds College RU/Queanbeyan Whites RU Clubs: Canberra, Canterbury Position: Halfback Premiership Career 1988-2000: Played 243 (240+3). Tries 41, Goals 7, Field Goals 27, Points 205 Canberra 1988-98: Played 203 (200+3). Tries 39, Goals 7, Field Goals 25, Points 195 Canterbury 1999-2000: Played 40 (40+0). Tries 2, Field Goals 2, Points 10 First Grade Debut: Canberra v Brisbane at Lang Park, 22/5/1988 (Rd 11) Grand Finals: 4 – Canberra 1989 (W), 1990 (W), 1991 (L), 1994 (W) Australia: Tests 9 (1990-94); Kangaroo tours 1990, 1994; World Cup 1992 New South Wales: State of Origins 14 (1990-94) Gorden Tallis Born: July 27, 1973, Townsville, QLD Junior Football: Centrals (Townsville) Clubs: St George, Brisbane Position: Second Row Premiership Career 1992-2004: Played 214 (187+27). Tries 66, Goals 1, Points 266 St George 1992-95: Played 54 (30+24). Tries 17, Goals 1, Points 70 Brisbane 1997-2004: Played 160 (157+3). Tries 49, Points 196 First Grade Debut: St George v Wests at Kogarah Jubilee Oval, 29/8/1992 (Rd 22) Grand Finals: 4 – St George 1993 r (L), Brisbane 1997 (W), 1998 (W), 2000 (W) Australia: Tests 13 (1998-2003); World Cup 2000 Queensland: State of Origins 17 (1994-2003) 2 | P a g e .
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