Waikato Rugby Union - Notable Players

Notable Players

All Blacks

The following is a list of Waikato players who have represented New Zealand

J M Tuck 1929
F Leison 1934
J G Wynard 1935, 36, 38
E H Catley 1946–47, 49
K D Arnold 1947
W J M Conrad 1949
A R Reid 1951–52, 56–57
H C McLaren 1952
I J Clarke 1953–63
R C Hemi 1953–57, 59–60
D B Clarke 1956–64
E A R Pickering 1957–60
W J Whineray 1958
W M Birtwhistle 1967
G R Skudder 1969, 72–73
G Kane 1974
M B Taylor 1976, 79–80
K M Greene 1976–77
R G Meyers 1977–78
G R Hines 1980
H H Rickett 1981
P T Koteka 1981–82
A M Stone 1981, 83–85
B L Morrisey 1981
J W Boe 1981
B W Smith 1983–84
R W Loe 1986–92
W D Gatland 1988–91
J A Goldsmith 1988
G H Purvis 1989–93

S B Gordon 1989–91, 93
W R Gordon 1990–91
M J A Cooper 1992–94, 96
J E P Mitchell 1993
M S B Cooksley 1994–95, 97, 01
S B McLeod 1996–98
A R Hopa 1997
T J Miller 1997
R K Willis 1998–99, 02
R J Duggan 1999
B T Reihana 1999–2000
M R Holah 2001–06
M Ranby 2001
R Randle 2001
D W Hill 2001, 2006
R M King 2002
K R Lowen 2002
K J Robinson 2002–04, 07
B T Kelleher 2004–07
J B Gibbes 2004–05
S P Bates 2004
S R Anesi 2005
S T Lauaki 2005, 07–08
S Sivivatu 2005–09, 2011
J M Muliaina 2006–11
B Leonard 2007, 2009
S R Donald 2008–11
R Kahui 2008,2010–11
K O'Neill 2008
L Messam 2008–12
A de Malmanche 2009–10

Waikato Centurions

These players have played 100 or more games for Waikato

D Foster – 148
G H Purvis – 147
S B Gordon – 141
W D Gatland – 140
J W Boe – 136
D I Monkley – 135
J E P Mitchell – 134
P J Bennett – 133
G W J Wright – 133
A H Strawbridge – 131
I J Clarke – 126
E H Catley – 124
M J A Cooper – 124
B A C Cowley – 112
R J L Duggan – 111
N M Melsom – 110
C A J Ellis – 110
R M Jerram – 106
E A R Pickering – 104
D Muir – 101
D Phillips – 100

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