Balmain Tigers - Players of Note

Players of Note

In May 2003 the Balmain Tigers Team of the Century was named:

  • Keith Barnes (c)
  • Arthur Halloway
  • Ben Elias
  • Larry Corowa
  • Wayne Pearce
  • Tom Bourke
  • Arthur Patton
  • Paul Sironen
  • Tim Brasher
  • Charles Fraser
  • Harry Bath
  • Peter Provan
  • Jim Craig
  • Steve Roach
  • Bob Boland
  • Pat Devery
  • Arthur Beetson
  • Norm "Latchem" Robinson

2005 the members of the Team of the Century became the inaugural inductees to the Balmain Tigers Hall of Fame. In addition to those inductees a further five were inducted at the inaugural Hall of Fame dinner on 17 March 2005. These were:

  • Reg Latta
  • Joe Jorgensen
  • Bill Marsh
  • Dave Bolton
  • Garry Jack

A further five were inducted at the Hall of Fame dinner on 29 March 2006. These were:

  • Jack 'Junker' Robinson
  • Fred de Belin
  • Billy Bischoff
  • Garry Leo
  • John Spencer, Jr.

A further five were inducted at the Hall of Fame dinner on 20 March 2007. These were:

  • Trevor Ryan
  • Geoff Starling
  • David Brooks
  • Bob Craig
  • Sid Goodwin

A further six were inducted at the Hall of Fame dinner in 2008. These were:

  • John Davidson
  • Laurie Fagan
  • Jack Hampstead
  • Bob Mara
  • Neil Pringle
  • Sid Ryan

A further four were inducted in 2009:

  • Jack Spencer, Sr.
  • Len Killeen
  • Keith Outten
  • Kerry Hemsley

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