Jack Upton

Jack William Upton was an Australian rugby league player.
A native of Toowoomba, Upton was a versatile backline player who possessed an elusive side–step and good goal–kicking abilities. He could play as a fullback, winger and centre.
Upton gained a call up for the 1929–30 Kangaroo tour of Great Britain on the back of a strong interstate series for Queensland. His tour consisted of 18 matches and he crossed for 10 tries, which included two in the final international against Wales at Wembley. He continued representing his state until 1932 and was a member of the Toowoomba team that held the 1932 Great Britain Lions to a draw.