Prime Minister's XIII

Prime Minister's XIII
Team information
Governing body	Australian Rugby League
Head coach	Mal Meninga
Captain	Wade Graham
Most caps	Robbie Farah ; Jake Trbojevic ; Aaron Woods (5)
Top try-scorer	Jarryd Hayne (6)
Top point-scorer	Jarryd Hayne (24)
Uniforms
	First colours
	First colours
Team results
	First international
	PNG PM's XIII 0–34 Australian PM's XIII; (Lloyd Robson Oval, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea; 18 September 2005)
	Biggest win
	PNG PM's XIII 0–58 Australian PM's XIII; (National Football Stadium, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea; 24 September 2016)

Prime Minister's XIII, or sometimes informally referred to as the PM's XIII, is the name of a representative rugby league team, comprising Australian players from National Rugby League clubs that did not qualify for the NRL Finals, or whose teams were knocked out during the first three weeks of the finals. From 2005 to 2018, the side played the PNG Prime Minister's XIII in Papua New Guinea.

History[]

The Prime Minister's XIII first played against Papua New Guinea in 2005 at Lloyd Robson Oval in the Papua New Guinean capital, Port Moresby. The team was coached in that match by former Queensland State of Origin coach Mal Meninga, who coached the side until 2012. New South Wales State of Origin coach Laurie Daley then took over from 2013 to 2014 with Ivan Cleary coaching the team in 2015. Meninga, appointed Australian test coach in 2016 also re-took the reins that year.

Originally played in Port Moresby, in recent years the games have been held in various locations around Papua New Guinea, including Lae and Kokopo. Unlike regular international matches, each team is allowed a five-man bench and given unlimited interchanges throughout the match.

Because the selected Australian players are not participating in the NRL finals (and are part of the Australian Test 'train-on' squad), the match is primarily used to keep potential international players match fit ahead of any end-of-season international fixtures. As the match has been played later in September, players who play for a team that has been knocked out in the first two weeks of the finals have been able to be selected for the side.

The match is also used to promote rugby league, as well as humanitarian causes such as HIV and AIDS awareness,^[1] among the Papua New Guinean community.

The PM's XIII has never lost a match against Papua New Guinea since the annual fixture commenced, but was held to a 24–24 draw in 2007, after leading 20–0 at half time.

In 2019, the PM's XIII played against the Fiji Prime Minister's XIII for the first time, at the ANZ National Stadium in Suva.^[2]

Results[]

2005[]

18 September 2005

PNG PM's XIII	0 – 34	Australian PM's XIII
	Report	Tries 2 Ryan Cross 1 Braith Anasta 1 Brett Finch 1 Kurt Gidley 1 Luke Priddis Goals 1 Clinton Schifcofske 1 Kurt Gidley 1 Luke Ricketson

Lloyd Robson Oval, Port Moresby
Attendance: 9,000
Referee: Shayne Hayne

Prime Minister's XIII
2005 squad								Coaching staff
1 Clinton Schifcofske – FB 2 Amos Roberts – WG 3 Ryan Cross – CE 4 Reni Maitua – CE 5 Kurt Gidley – WG 6 Braith Anasta – FE 7 Brett Finch – HB 8 Ben Ross – PR 9 Luke Priddis – HK 10 Steve Price – PR 11 Luke Ricketson (c) – SR 12 Clint Newton – SR 13 Ashley Harrison – LK		14 Chris Flannery – LK 15 John Sutton – FE 16 Craig Gower – HK 17 Anthony Tupou – PR						Head coach Mal Meninga Legend: (c) Captain(s) (vc) Vice captain(s)

2006[]

30 September 2006

PNG PM's XIII	8 – 28	Australian PM's XIII
Tries Tom O'Reilly 2	Report	Tries 2 Jarryd Hayne 1 Nathan Merritt 1 Steve Price 1 Brett Stewart 1 Trent Waterhouse Goals 2 Matt Orford

Lloyd Robson Oval, Port Moresby
Referee: Ben Cummins

Prime Minister's XIII
2006 squad								Coaching staff
1 Brett Stewart – FB 2 Jarryd Hayne – WG 3 Amos Roberts – CE 4 Kurt Gidley – CE 5 Nathan Merritt – WG 6 Johnathan Thurston – FE 7 Matt Orford – HB 8 Shane Tronc – PR 9 Robbie Farah – HK 10 Steve Price (c) – PR 11 Luke O'Donnell – SR 12 Paul Gallen – SR 13 Trent Waterhouse – LK		14 Jarrod Mullen – HB 15 Anthony Tupou – SR 16 Craig Stapleton – PR 17 Adam Woolnough – PR						Head coach Mal Meninga Legend: (c) Captain(s) (vc) Vice captain(s)

2007[]

23 September 2007

PNG PM's XIII	24 – 24	Australian PM's XIII
Tries Nigel Hukula 1 Jessie Joe Nandye 1 Keith Peters 1 Menzie Yere 1 Goals Gimapau Keimelo 4	Report	Tries 2 Chris Lawrence 2 Joel Monaghan 1 Luke Douglas Goals 2 Kurt Gidley

Lloyd Robson Oval, Port Moresby
Attendance: 16,000
Referee: Gavin Badger

Prime Minister's XIII
2007 squad								Coaching staff
1 Kurt Gidley – FB 2 Brett Delaney – WG 3 Mark Gasnier (c) – CE 4 Joel Monaghan – CE 5 Chris Lawrence – WG 6 Greg Bird – FE 7 Scott Prince – HB 8 David Shillington – PR 9 Lincoln Withers – HK 10 Luke Douglas – PR 11 Anthony Tupou – SR 12 Paul Gallen – SR 13 Braith Anasta – LK		14 Dean Widders – SR 15 Nate Myles – SR 16 Sam Thaiday – PR 17 Ben Pomeroy – CE						Head coach Mal Meninga Legend: (c) Captain(s) (vc) Vice captain(s)

2008[]

28 September 2008

PNG PM's XIII	30 – 54	Australian PM's XIII
Tries Stanley Gene 2 Menzie Yere 2 Nickson Kolo 1 Junior Ropra 1 Goals Tu'u Maori 3	Report	Tries 2 Jarryd Hayne 2 Chris Lawrence 1 Robbie Farah 1 Nathan Hindmarsh 1 Michael Jennings 1 Josh Morris 1 Joe Picker 1 Carl Webb Goals 6 Scott Prince 1 Terry Campese

Lloyd Robson Oval, Port Moresby
Attendance: 10,000
Referee: Bernard Sutton

Prime Minister's XIII
2008 squad								Coaching staff
1 Jarryd Hayne – FB 2 Chris Lawrence – WG 3 Michael Jennings – CE 4 Joel Monaghan – CE 5 Josh Morris – WG 6 Terry Campese – FE 7 Scott Prince – HB 8 Carl Webb – PR 9 Robbie Farah – HK 10 Ben Cross – PR 11 Nathan Hindmarsh (c) – SR 12 Luke O'Donnell – SR 13 Alan Tongue – LK		14 Craig Wing – HK 15 Chris Heighington – SR 16 Cory Paterson – SR 17 Joe Picker – SR						Head coach Mal Meninga Legend: (c) Captain(s) (vc) Vice captain(s)

2009[]

27 September 2009

PNG PM's XIII	18 – 42	Australian PM's XIII
Tries Tommy Butterfield 1 Seigfried Gande 1 Jessie Joe Nandye 1 Goals Glen Nami 3/3	Report	Tries 3 Michael Jennings 1 George Rose 1 Matthew Scott 1 David Shillington 1 Glenn Stewart Goals 7/7 Johnathan Thurston

Lloyd Robson Oval, Port Moresby
Attendance: 10,000
Referee: Brett Suttor

Prime Minister's XIII
2009 squad								Coaching staff
1 Josh Dugan – FB 2 Michael Robertson – WG 3 Michael Jennings – CE 4 Joel Monaghan – CE 5 David Williams – WG 6 Terry Campese – FE 7 Johnathan Thurston (c) – HB 8 David Shillington – PR 9 Robbie Farah – HK 10 Matt Scott – PR 11 Trent Waterhouse – SR 12 Luke O'Donnell – SR 13 Glenn Stewart – LK		14 Chris Heighington – SR 15 Nate Myles – PR 16 Tom Learoyd-Lahrs – SR 17 George Rose – PR 18 Ben Jones – HK						Head coach Mal Meninga Legend: (c) Captain(s) (vc) Vice captain(s)

2010[]

26 September 2010

PNG PM's XIII	18 – 30	Australian PM's XIII
Tries Nickson Kolo 2 Glen Nami 1 Goals Ryan Tongia 3	Report	Tries 1 Luke Douglas 1 Chris Sandow 1 Ben Smith 1 Kade Snowden 1 Willie Tonga 1 Akuila Uate Goals 2 Corey Parker 1 James Maloney

Lloyd Robson Oval, Port Moresby
Attendance: 10,856
Referee: Tony De Las Heras

Prime Minister's XIII
2010 squad								Coaching staff
1 Matthew Bowen – FB 2 Akuila Uate – WG 3 Blake Ferguson – CE 4 Willie Tonga – CE 5 Tony Williams – WG 6 James Maloney – FE 7 Chris Sandow – HB 8 Luke Douglas – PR 9 Michael Ennis – HK 10 Tim Mannah – PR 11 Matt Gillett – SR 12 Ben Smith – SR 13 Corey Parker (c) – LK		14 Anthony Watts – HK 15 David Taylor – SR 16 Kade Snowden – PR 17 Chris Bailey – FE 18 Micheal Luck – LK						Head coach Mal Meninga Legend: (c) Captain(s) (vc) Vice captain(s)

2011[]

25 September 2011

PNG PM's XIII	22 – 36	Australian PM's XIII
Tries Josiah Abavu 1 Dion Aiye 1 Jessie Joe Nandye 1 Ray Thompson 1 Goals Glen Nami 3	Report	Tries 2 Blake Ferguson 2 Josh Morris 1 Luke Burt 1 Nathan Merritt Goals 3 Luke Burt 1 Matthew Bowen 1 Michael Crocker 1 Nathan Hindmarsh

Sir Ignatius Kilage Stadium, Lae
Attendance: 16,528
Referee: Adam Devcich

Prime Minister's XIII
2011 squad								Coaching staff
1 Matthew Bowen – FB 2 Blake Ferguson – WG 3 Michael Jennings – CE 4 Josh Morris – CE 5 Nathan Merritt – WG 6 Greg Bird – FE 7 Mitchell Pearce – HB 8 David Shillington – PR 9 Jake Friend – HK 10 Tim Mannah – PR 11 Michael Crocker – SR 12 Nathan Hindmarsh (c) – SR 13 Nate Myles – LK		14 Chris McQueen – WG 15 Tim Grant – PR 16 Luke Douglas – PR 17 Ben Barba – FB 18 Luke Burt – WG						Head coach Mal Meninga Legend: (c) Captain(s) (vc) Vice captain(s)

2012[]

23 September 2012

PNG PM's XIII	18 – 24	Australian PM's XIII
Tries Richard Kambo 1 David Loko 1 Albert Patak 1 Matthew Puke 1 Goals Israel Eliab 1/4	Report	Tries 1 Michael Jennings 1 Feleti Mateo 1 Beau Ryan 1 Akuila Uate Goals 4/4 Scott Prince

Lloyd Robson Oval, Port Moresby
Attendance: 16,000
Referee: Phil Haines

Prime Minister's XIII
2012 squad								Coaching staff
1 Darius Boyd – FB 2 Akuila Uate – WG 3 Michael Jennings – CE 4 Chris Lawrence – CE 5 Beau Ryan – WG 6 Lachlan Coote – FE 7 Scott Prince (c) – HB 8 Aaron Woods – PR 9 Kevin Kingston – HK 10 Tim Mannah – PR 11 Ben Te'o – SR 12 Feleti Mateo – SR 13 Wade Graham – LK		14 Dan Hunt – PR 15 Martin Kennedy – PR 16 Josh McGuire – PR 17 Matthew Ryan – SR 18 Nathan Stapleton – WG						Head coach Mal Meninga Legend: (c) Captain(s) (vc) Vice captain(s)

2013[]

29 September 2013

PNG PM's XIII	10 – 50	Australian PM's XIII
Tries Josiah Abavu 1 Israel Eliab 1 Goals Sebastian Pandia 1	Report	Tries 2 Jarryd Hayne 1 Kevin Gordon 1 Brett Morris 1 Josh Papalii 1 Aidan Sezer 1 David Shillington 1 James Tamou 1 Brent Tate Goals 6 Aidan Sezer 1 Corey Parker

Kalabond Oval, Kokopo
Attendance: 7,000
Referee: Gavin Morris

Prime Minister's XIII
2013 squad								Coaching staff
1 Jarryd Hayne – FB 2 Brett Morris – WG 3 Brent Tate – CE 4 Josh Morris – CE 5 Kevin Gordon – WG 6 Greg Bird – FE 7 Aidan Sezer – HB 8 Ryan James – PR 9 Robbie Farah (c) – HK 10 James Tamou – PR 11 Sam Thaiday – SR 12 Josh Papalii – SR 13 Corey Parker – LK		14 Gavin Cooper – SR 15 Matt Gillett – SR 16 David Shillington – PR 17 Josh Reynolds – FE 18 Ben Hannant – SR						Head coach Laurie Daley Legend: (c) Captain(s) (vc) Vice captain(s)

2014[]

12 October 2014

PNG PM's XIII	16 – 34	Australian PM's XIII
Tries Thompson Teteh 2 Israel Eliab 1 Goals Noel Zeming 2	Report	Tries 2 Aaron Woods 1 Will Chambers 1 Josh Mansour 1 Anthony Milford 1 Beau Scott Goals 3 Ben Hunt 2 Matt Moylan

Kalabond Oval, Kokopo
Attendance: 7,000
Referee: Grant Atkins

Prime Minister's XIII
2014 squad								Coaching staff
1 Matt Moylan – FB 2 Josh Mansour – WG 3 Will Chambers – CE 4 Sione Mata'utia – CE 5 Daniel Tupou – WG 6 Anthony Milford – FE 7 Ben Hunt – HB 8 Aaron Woods – PR 9 Robbie Farah – HK 10 Josh Papalii – PR 11 Ryan Hoffman – SR 12 Beau Scott – SR 13 Greg Bird (c) – LK		14 Michael Morgan – FB 15 Brenton Lawrence – PR 16 Josh McGuire – PR 17 Dylan Napa – PR 18 Jarrod Croker – CE						Head coach Laurie Daley Legend: (c) Captain(s) (vc) Vice captain(s)

2015[]

26 September 2015

PNG PM's XIII	12 – 40	Australian PM's XIII
Tries Watson Boas 1 Justin Olam 1 Goals David Missian 2	Report	Tries 2 David Nofoaluma 1 Euan Aitken 1 Jarrod Croker 1 Alex Johnston 1 Jeremy Latimore 1 Chris McQueen 1 Jack Wighton Goals 2 Jarrod Croker 2 Adam Reynolds

Sir John Guise Stadium, Port Moresby
Attendance: 18,113
Referee: Gavin Reynolds

Prime Minister's XIII
2015 squad								Coaching staff
1 Jack Wighton – FB 2 Alex Johnston – WG 3 Jarrod Croker – CE 4 Dane Gagai – CE 5 David Nofoaluma – WG 6 Kane Elgey – FE 7 Adam Reynolds – HB 8 Jake Trbojevic – PR 9 James Segeyaro – HK 10 Reagan Campbell-Gillard – PR 11 Tepai Moeroa – SR 12 Chris McQueen – SR 13 Trent Merrin (c) – LK		14 Euan Aitken – CE 15 Jeremy Latimore – PR 16 Daniel Mortimer – FE 17 Tom Symonds – SR 18 Dave Tyrrell – PR						Head coach Ivan Cleary Legend: (c) Captain(s) (vc) Vice captain(s)

2016[]

24 September 2016

PNG PM's XIII	0 – 58	Australian PM's XIII
	Report	Tries: 3 Mitchell Moses 2 Josh Dugan 2 Blake Ferguson 2 Greg Inglis 1 Moses Mbye 1 Semi Radradra Goals: 4 Matt Moylan 3 Mitchell Moses

National Football Stadium, Port Moresby
Attendance: 15,011
Referee: David Munro

Prime Minister's XIII
2016 squad								Coaching staff
1 James Tedesco – FB 2 Semi Radradra – WG 3 Greg Inglis (c) – CE 4 Josh Dugan – CE 5 Blake Ferguson – WG 6 Mitchell Moses – FE 7 Mitchell Pearce – HB 8 Aaron Woods – PR 9 Jake Friend – HK 10 Ryan James – PR 11 Boyd Cordner – SR 12 Tyson Frizell – SR 13 Josh Jackson – LK		14 David Klemmer – PR 15 Moses Mbye – FE 16 Dylan Napa – PR 17 Jake Trbojevic – PR 18 Matt Moylan – FB						Head coach Mal Meninga Legend: (c) Captain(s) (vc) Vice captain(s)

2017[]

23 September 2017

PNG PM's XIII	8 – 48	Australian PM's XIII
Tries: Stanford Talita 1 Goals: Jason Missian 2/2	Report	Tries: 3 Tom Trbojevic 3 James Tedesco 1 Tyson Frizell 1 James Maloney Goals: 6/6 James Maloney 1/1 Andrew Fifita 1/1 Valentine Holmes

National Football Stadium, Port Moresby
Attendance: 13,468
Referee: Henry Perenara

Prime Minister's XIII
2017 squad								Coaching staff
1 James Tedesco – FB 2 Dane Gagai – WG 3 Josh Dugan – CE 4 Tom Trbojevic – CE 5 Valentine Holmes – WG 6 Jack Bird – FE 7 James Maloney – HB 8 Aaron Woods (c) – PR 9 Api Koroisau – HK 10 Andrew Fifita – PR 11 Tyson Frizell – SR 12 Josh Papalii – SR 13 Jake Trbojevic – LK		14 Wade Graham – SR 15 David Klemmer – PR 16 Dylan Walker – CE 17 Josh Jackson – SR 18 Paul Vaughan – PR 19 Corey Norman – FE						Head coach Mal Meninga Legend: (c) Captain(s) (vc) Vice captain(s)

2018[]

6 October 2018

PNG PM's XIII	18 – 34	Australian PM's XIII
Tries: Kyle Laybutt 1 Rhyse Martin 1 Justin Olam 1 Goals: Rhyse Martin 3/3	1st: 6 – 24 2nd: 12 – 10 Report	Tries: 2 Daly Cherry-Evans 1 Corey Allan 1 Nick Cotric 1 Chad Townsend 1 Jake Trbojevic Goals: 5/6 Zac Lomax

National Football Stadium, Port Moresby
Attendance: 14,007
Referee: Chris Sutton

Prime Minister's XIII
2018 squad								Coaching staff
1 Corey Allan – FB 2 Zac Lomax – WG 3 Jesse Ramien – CE 4 Brian Kelly – CE 5 Nick Cotric – WG 6 Jake Clifford – FE 7 Daly Cherry-Evans (c) – HB 8 David Klemmer – PR 9 Ben Hunt – HK 10 Jordan McLean – PR 11 Tyson Frizell – SR 12 Tyrone Peachey – SR 13 Jake Trbojevic – LK		14 Aaron Woods – PR 15 Reagan Campbell-Gillard – PR 16 Matt Prior – PR 17 Chad Townsend – HB 18 Gehamat Shibasaki – CE 19 Reece Robson – HK 20 Enari Tuala – CE						Head coach Mal Meninga Legend: (c) Captain(s) (vc) Vice captain(s)

2019[]

11 October 2019
6:30pm

Fiji PM's XIII	10 – 52	Australian PM's XIII
Tries: Ropate Tobe (19') 1 Apimeleki Lutu (53') 1 Goals: Timoci Namotokula 1/1 (54') Maika Tudravu 0/1	1st: 4 – 26 2nd: 6 – 26	Tries: 3 (22', 29', 50') Clint Gutherson 2 (2', 43') Kyle Feldt 1 (6') Payne Haas 1 (10') Campbell Graham 1 (65') Paul Momirovski 1 (69') Reuben Garrick 1 (74') David Fifita 1 (80') Cody Walker Goals: 2/4 Mitchell Moses (7', 23') 2/3 Paul Momirovski (30', 45') 0/1 Reuben Garrick 0/1 Ben Hunt 0/1 Clint Gutherson 0/1 Kyle Feldt

ANZ National Stadium, Suva
Referee: Chris Butler

Prime Minister's XIII
2019 squad								Coaching staff
1 Clinton Gutherson – FB 2 Kyle Feldt – WG 20 Curtis Scott – CE 4 Brad Parker – CE 5 Campbell Graham – WG 6 Cody Walker – FE 7 Mitchell Moses – HB 8 Jai Arrow – LK 9 Ben Hunt – HK 10 Payne Haas – PR 11 Wade Graham (c) – SR 12 Tyson Frizell – SR 13 Jake Trbojevic – LK		3 Paul Momirovski – CE 14 Tino Fa'asuamaleaui – SR 15 Reuben Garrick – WG 16 David Fifita – SR 17 Reed Mahoney – HK 18 Nathan Brown – LK 19 Thomas Flegler – PR						Head coach Mal Meninga Legend: (c) Captain(s) (vc) Vice captain(s)

Players[]

Captains[]

Luke Ricketson (2005)
Steve Price (2006)
Mark Gasnier (2007)
Nathan Hindmarsh (2008, 2011)
Johnathan Thurston (2009)
Corey Parker (2010)
Scott Prince (2012)
Robbie Farah (2013)
Greg Bird (2014)
Trent Merrin (2015)
Greg Inglis (2016)
Aaron Woods (2017)
Daly Cherry-Evans (2018)
Wade Graham (2019)

Coaches[]

Mal Meninga, current coach of the Prime Minister's XIII.

Mal Meninga (2005–2012, 2016–present)
Laurie Daley (2013–2014)
Ivan Cleary (2015)

Records[]

Team[]

Largest winning margins
- 58 58–0 vs PNG PM's XIII, National Football Stadium – 24 September 2016.
- 42 52–10 v Fiji PM's XIII, ANZ National Stadium – 11 October 2019.
- 40 50–10 vs PNG PM's XIII, Kalabond Oval – 29 September 2013.
- 40 48–8 vs PNG PM's XIII, National Football Stadium – 23 September 2017.
- 34 34–0 vs PNG PM's XIII, Lloyd Robson Oval – 18 September 2005.

Individual[]

Most games
- 5 Robbie Farah (2006, 2008–09, 2013–14)
- 5 Jake Trbojevic (2015–19)
- 5 Aaron Woods (2012, 2014, 2016–18)
- 4 Greg Bird (2007, 2011, 2013–14)
- 4 Tyson Frizell (2016–19)
- 4 Michael Jennings (2008–09, 2011–12)
- 4 David Shillington (2007, 2009, 2011, 2013)
Most tries
- 6 Jarryd Hayne
- 5 Michael Jennings
- 4 Blake Ferguson
- 4 Chris Lawrence
Most points
- 24 Jarryd Hayne
- 22 Mitchell Moses
- 20 Michael Jennings
- 20 Scott Prince
- 18 James Maloney
Most tries in a match
- 3 Michael Jennings (2009)
- 3 Mitchell Moses (2016)
- 3 Tom Trbojevic (2017)
- 3 James Tedesco (2017)
- 3 Clinton Gutherson (2019)
Most points in a match
- 18 Mitchell Moses (2016)
- 16 Aidan Sezer (2013)
- 16 James Maloney (2017)
- 14 Johnathan Thurston (2007)

References[]

^ "League players spread HIV message in PNG". The Sydney Morning Herald, AAP. 22 September 2007. Retrieved 5 May 2012.
^ "PM's XIII squads announced: Graham, Brown to lead youthful sides". 30 September 2019.

[1] "League players spread HIV message in PNG". The Sydney Morning Herald, AAP. 22 September 2007. Retrieved 5 May 2012.

[2] "PM's XIII squads announced: Graham, Brown to lead youthful sides". 30 September 2019.

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