Famous Players
- Duncan Hall (great Queensland and Australian Front Row forward of the 1950s, Rugby League Team of the Century member, Rugby League Hall of Fame Member)
- John Sattler (legendary South Sydney forward who played two seasons for the Panthers at the end of his career)
- Wayne Stewart (Queensland and Australian winger)
- Barry Muir (Queensland and Australian halfback, the first person to call the New South Wales rugby league team "cockroaches")
- Greg Oliphant (Queensland and later Australian halfback)
- Geoff Richardson (Queensland and Australian five-eighth and former Wallaby)
- Ken Day, Australia and Queensland representative forward.
- Paul Vautin (later Queensland and Australian lock/second row, TV presenter)
- John Ribot (Queensland and later Australian winger, founding CEO of Brisbane Broncos, CEO of SuperLeague, Founding Chairman of Melbourne Storm, Queensland Roar CEO, QRL board member)
- Brad Thorn (Broncos, Queensland, Australia and New Zealand All Black)
- Tony Currie (later Queensland and Australian centre)
- Cecil Aynsley (Queensland and Australian Winger of the 1920s and Queensland Rugby League Team of the Century member)
- Alex Watson, Australia and Queensland representative Centre.
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