List of Melbourne Storm representatives

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Including players from the Melbourne Storm that have represented while contracted at the club and the years they achieved their honours, if known.

International[]

Australia[]


Cook Islands[]


England[]

  • 701England Gareth Widdop (2010–13)

Fiji[]

  • Fiji Sisa Waqa (2011–13)
  • Fiji Marika Koroibete (2015)
  • Fiji Ben Nakubuwai (2016)
  • Fiji Tui Kamikamica (2016–19)
  • Fiji Suliasi Vunivalu (2017–19)
  • Fiji Isaac Lumelume (2019)

France[]


Ireland[]

  • Republic of Ireland Danny Williams (2000)

Lebanon[]


New Zealand[]


Niue[]

  • Niue (2014)

Papua New Guinea[]

  • 167Papua New Guinea Marcus Bai (2000–01)
  • 176Papua New Guinea John Wilshere (2000–03)
  • 230Papua New Guinea Jay Aston (2008)
  • Papua New Guinea (2009)
  • 273Papua New Guinea Justin Olam (2017-19)
  • 293Papua New Guinea Zev John (2019)

Samoa[]


Tonga[]


Vanuatu[]


Wales[]


International Nines[]

Australia[]

Fiji[]

  • Fiji Suliasi Vunivalu (2019)
  • Fiji Isaac Lumelume (2019)

Papua New Guinea[]

  • Papua New Guinea Justin Olam (2019)

Samoa[]

State Of Origin[]

Queensland Maroons[]

[1]


New South Wales Blues[]

[2]


City Vs Country Origin[]

NSW Country[]


NSW City[]


All Stars Game[]

NRL All Stars[]


Indigenous All Stars[]


Māori All Stars[]


Other honours[]

Prime Minister's XIII[]


New Zealand Māori[]


New South Wales Residents[]

All players were contracted with the Melbourne Storm while representing their New South Wales feeder club.


Queensland Residents[]

All players were contracted with the Melbourne Storm while representing their Queensland feeder club.


Junior Representatives[]

Junior Kangaroos[]


Junior Kiwis[]


Queensland U20 Origin[]


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Representative Captains[]

State of Origin Captains[]

Queensland

New South Wales


World Cup Captains[]

Australia


Test Captains[]

Australia

New Zealand

  • New Zealand Adam Blair (Vice-Captain - 2009–2010)
  • New Zealand Jesse Bromwich (Captain - 2016)

Representative Coaching Staff[]

International[]

Australia

  • Australia Chris Anderson (Coach - 1999–01)
  • Australia Craig Bellamy (Assistant Coach - 2005–07)

New Zealand


State Of Origin[]

New South Wales


City Vs Country Origin[]

NSW Country

References[]

  1. ^ "QUEENSLAND STATE OF ORIGIN PLAYERS (FOGS)". Former Origin Greats. Retrieved 28 June 2021.
  2. ^ "True Blues". NSWRL. Retrieved 28 June 2021.
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