List of South Sydney Rabbitohs players
Following are lists of all rugby league footballers who have played first-grade for the South Sydney Rabbitohs Rugby League Football Club.
Players and statistics
''Correct as of round 15 of the 2024 NRL season''Club Internationals – Australia
The following players have represented Australia whilst playing for South Sydney.- Tommy Anderson
- Jim Armstrong
- Alf Blair
- Cec Blinkhorn
- Ray Branighan
- Tim Brasher
- Arthur Butler
- Billy Cann
- Mark Carroll
- Clive Churchill
- Michael Cleary
- Arthur Conlin
- Damien Cook
- Ron Coote
- Les Cowie
- Frank Curran
- Steve Darmody
- Les Davidson
- Jim Davis
- Denis Donoghue
- Terry Fahey
- Harry Finch
- Bryan Fletcher
- Dane Gagai
- Herb Gilbert
- Campbell Graham
- Bob Grant
- John Graves
- Howard Hallett
- Ernie Hammerton
- Greg Hawick
- Bob Honan
- Greg Inglis
- Brian James
- Alex Johnston
- Harry Kadwell
- Clem Kennedy
- John Kerwick
- Keaon Koloamatangi
- Jack Leveson
- Eric Lewis
- Jimmy Lisle
- Bob McCarthy
- Eddie McGrath
- Paddy Maher
- Latrell Mitchell
- Ian Moir
- Cameron Murray
- Ray Norman
- Alf O'Connor
- Frank O'Connor
- John O'Neill
- Arthur Oxford
- George Piggins
- Denis Pittard
- Bernie Purcell
- Jack Rayner
- Eddie Root
- John Rosewell
- Paul Sait
- John Sattler
- Eric Simms
- Bill Spence
- Gary Stevens
- David Taylor
- George Treweek
- Dylan Walker
- Elwyn Walters
- Benny Wearing
- Jack Why
- Percy Williams
Represented Australia before or after playing with South Sydney
The following players have represented Australia either before or after they played for South Sydney.- Royce Ayliffe
- Peter Burge
- Hugh Byrne
- Darrel Chapman
- Michael Crocker
- Ron Crowe
- Col Donohoe
- Percy Fairall
- Robbie Farah
- Dane Gagai
- Bob Gehrke
- Brian Hambly
- Shannon Hegarty
- Terry Hill
- Ray Hines
- Johnny Hutchinson
- Luke Keary
- Matt King
- Adam MacDougall
- Ian Mackay
- Mark McGaw
- Keith Middleton
- Jim Morgan
- Adam Muir
- Webby Neill
- Rex Norman
- Claud O'Donnell
- Julian O'Neill
- Bryan Orrock
- Bill Owen
- David Peachey
- Russell Richardson
- Ian Roberts
- Craig Salvatori
- Jim Serdaris
- Gehamat Shibasaki
- Glenn Stewart
- Billy Thompson
- Peter Tunks
- Lote Tuqiri
- Harry Wells
- Craig Wing
Club Internationals – New Zealand
The following players have represented New Zealand whilst playing for South Sydney.- Roy Asotasi
- David Kidwell
- David Fa'alogo
- Bryson Goodwin
- Terry Hermansson
- Issac Luke
- Gene Ngamu
- Jeremy Smith
- Tyran Smith
- Nigel Vagana1
- Jason Williams
Club Internationals – Other Countries
The following players have represented other rugby league playing nations whilst playing for South Sydney.- Neccrom Areaiiti
- Roy Asotasi
- George Burgess
- Sam Burgess
- Tom Burgess
- Angelo Dymock
- Robbie Farah
- Tere Glassie
- Siliva Havili
- Lachlan Ilias
- Robert Jennings
- Alex Johnston
- Keaon Koloamatangi
- Apisai Koroisau
- Jeff Lima
- Peter Mamouzelos
- Josh Mansour
- Manase Manuokafoa
- Daryl Millard
- Taane Milne
- Sitiveni Moceidreke
- Michael Oldfield
- Eddie Paea
- Jaxson Paulo
- Hame Sele
- Alan Skene
- Jaydn Su'A
- Fetuli Talanoa
- Tevita Tatola
- Lote Tuqiri
- Nigel Vagana
Represented other countries before or after playing with South Sydney
The following players have represented other rugby league playing nations either before or after they played for South Sydney.- Fred Anderson
- Bob Banham
- John Burke
- Adam Doueihi
- David Fa'alogo
- Joe Galuvao
- Henderson Gill
- Phil Howlett
- Lee Jackson
- Filimone Lolohea
- Bernie Lowther
- Willie Manu
- Darren Maroon
- Martin Masella
- Mark Minichiello
- Eddy Pettybourne
- Gary Price
- Frank Puletua
- Ian Rubin
- Sean Skelton
- James Storer
- Craig Smith
Australian Test Captains
New Zealand Test Captains
Australian World Cup Captains
State representatives
Prior to State of Origin
The following players have represented New South Wales in rugby league whilst playing for South Sydney.- Tommy Anderson
- Jim Armstrong
- Tom Barry
- Alf Blair
- Cec Blinkhorn
- Ray Branighan
- Frank Brogan
- Os Brown
- Arthur Butler
- Harry Butler
- Billy Cann
- Alby Carr
- Harry Cavanough
- Clive Churchill
- Michael Cleary
- Arthur Conlin
- Ron Coote
- Les Cowie
- Jack Coxon
- Ron Crowe
- Frank Curran
- Jim Davis
- Jim Deeley
- Denis Donoghue
- Col Donohoe
- Johnny Dougherty
- Terry Fahey
- Fred Felsch
- Harry Finch
- Ed Fry
- Martin Gallagher
- Herb Gilbert
- Bill Gillespie
- Bob Grant
- John Graves
- Dick Green
- Howard Hallett
- Gary Hambly
- Ernie Hammerton
- Sid Harris
- Greg Hawick
- Arthur Hennessy
- Eddie Hilliard
- Bob Honan
- Clarrie Horder
- Harold Horder
- Bob Honeysett
- Brian James
- Dick Johnson
- Harry Kadwell
- Clem Kennedy
- John Kerwick
- Ernie Lapham
- Vic Lawrence
- Eric Lewis
- John Leveson
- Pat Maher
- Don Manson
- Arthur McCabe
- Bob McCarthy
- Ted McGrath
- Ian Moir
- Jim Morgan
- Jack Morrison
- Pat Murphy
- Fred Nelson
- Alf O'Connor
- Frank O'Connor
- John O'Neill
- Arthur Oxford
- George Piggins
- Denis Pittard
- Bernie Purcell
- Alan Quinlivan
- Oscar Quinlivan
- Jack Rayner
- Alan Righton
- Eddie Root
- John Rosewell
- Paul Sait
- John Sattler
- Vince Sheehan
- Eric Simms
- Bill Spence
- Albert Spillane
- Gary Stevens
- Frank Storie
- Johnno Stuntz
- Jim Tait
- Ron Taylor
- Hash Thompson
- George Treweek
- Benny Wearing
- Elwyn Walters
- Dave Watson
- Jack Why
- Percy Williams
State of Origin
The following players have represented either New South Wales or Queensland in State of Origin rugby league whilst playing for South Sydney.New South Wales
- David Boyle
- Tim Brasher
- Mark Carroll
- Damien Cook
- Angus Crichton
- Les Davidson
- Mario Fenech
- Bryan Fletcher
- Gary Hambly
- Keaon Koloamatangi
- Graham Lyons
- Tony Melrose
- Nathan Merritt
- Latrell Mitchell
- Cameron Murray
- Ziggy Niszczot
- Tony Rampling
- Adam Reynolds
- Cody Walker
- Craig Wing
- Mitch Brennan
- Michael Crocker
- Dane Gagai
- Ashley Harrison
- Greg Inglis
- Ethan Lowe
- Chris McQueen
- Julian O'Neill
- Jaydn Su'A
- David Taylor
- Ben Te'o
Captains (since 1908)
- Arthur Hennessy
- Arthur Butler
- John Rosewell
- Harry Butler
- Arthur Conlin
- Jack Leveson
- Billy Cann
- Bill Spence
- Howard Hallett
- Roy Almond
- Rex Norman
- George McGowan
- Arthur Oxford
- John Kerwick
- Bill Rowley
- Cec Blinkhorn
- Alf Blair
- Bill Gillespie
- Harold Horder
- Jack Lawrence
- Vic Lawrence
- Jim Breen
- Pat Maher
- George Treweek
- Percy Williams
- Eric Lewis
- Fred Felsch
- Jack Walsh
- Clem Kennedy
- Howard Hallett Jnr
- Jack Rayner
- Clive Churchill
- Bernie Purcell
- Darrel Chapman
- Jimmy Lisle
- John Sattler
- Bob McCarthy
- Denis Pittard
- Bob Grant
- Gary Stevens
- George Piggins
- Paul Sait
- Darryl Bampton
- Nathan Gibbs
- Ken Stewart
- Mitch Brennan
- Ziggy Niszczot
- Mario Fenech
- Craig Coleman
- Michael Andrews
- Dean Schifilliti
- Lee Jackson
- Craig Field
- Craig Salvatori
- Sean Garlick
- Adam Muir
- Bryan Fletcher
- Ashley Harrison
- Peter Cusack
- David Kidwell
- Roy Asotasi
- John Sutton
- Luke Stuart
- Michael Crocker
- Matt King
- Sam Burgess
- Greg Inglis
- Adam Reynolds
- Cody Walker
- Mark Nicholls
- Cameron Murray
George Piggins Medal
Since 2003 the South Sydney Rabbitohs have awarded the "George Piggins Medal" to their best and fairest player of the season.- 2003: Bryan Fletcher
- 2004: Ashley Harrison
- 2005: Peter Cusack
- 2006: David Fa'alogo
- 2007: Roy Asotasi
- 2008: Luke Stuart
- 2009: John Sutton
- 2010: Issac Luke
- 2011: Nathan Merritt
- 2012: John Sutton
- 2013: Greg Inglis & John Sutton
- 2014: Sam Burgess
- 2015: Greg Inglis
- 2016: Sam Burgess
South Sydney "Dream Team"
The South Sydney Rabbitohs' greatest club side in history, the "South Sydney Dream Team", was announced in Sydney on 29 July 2004. The team consists of 17 players and a coach representing the South Sydney Rabbitohs Football Club from 1908 through to 2004.The team spans the history of the code of rugby league in Australia and has collectively played 2,135 first grade games for the South Sydney Rabbitohs, 158 games for New South Wales, 3 games for Queensland and 158 Tests for Australia.
The "South Sydney Dream Team" is:
- Fullback – Clive Churchill.
- Winger – Harold Horder.
- Centre – Herb Gilbert.
- Centre – Paul Sait.
- Winger – Ian Moir.
- Five-eighth – Jimmy Lisle.
- Halfback – Bob Grant.
- Lock – Ron Coote.
- Second Row – Bob McCarthy.
- Second Row – George Treweek.
- Prop – John O'Neill.
- Hooker – Elwyn Walters.
- Prop – John Sattler.
- Reserve – Greg Hawick.
- Reserve – Ray Branighan.
- Reserve – Ian Roberts.
- Reserve – Les Cowie.
- Coach – Jack Rayner.