List of Parramatta Eels representatives
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Including players from the Parramatta Eels and Parramatta Eels Women that have represented while at the club and the years they achieved their honours, if known. Representatives from the Wentworthville Magpies and Cabramatta Two-Blues are included as they are feeder clubs.
International
[edit]Australia
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Ian Johnston (1949)- Harold Crocker (1954–55)
- Ron Boden (1960)
- Bill Rayner (1960)
- Ron Lynch (1961–62, 1966–67, 1970)
- Brian Hambly (1963–65)
- Ken Thornett (1963–64)
- Dick Thornett (1963–64, 1966, 1968)
- Barry Rushworth (1964)
- Bob O'Reilly (1970–74)
- Keith Campbell (1971)
- Ray Higgs (1975, 1977)
- Denis Fitzgerald (1975, 1977)
- John Quayle (1975)
- Jim Porter (1975)
- Michael Cronin (1977–82)
- John Peard (1977)
- John Kolc (1977)
- Graham Olling (1978)
- Ray Price (1978–84)
- Neville Glover (1978)
- Geoff Gerard (1978)
- Ron Hilditch (1978, 1981)
- Garry Dowling (1980)
- John Muggleton (1982)
- Brett Kenny (1982, 1984, 1986–87)
- Steve Ella (1982–83, 1985)
- Eric Grothe, Sr. (1982–84)
- Peter Sterling (1982–83, 1986–88)
- Peter Wynn (1985)
- Bob Lindner (1987–88)
- Jim Dymock (1996)
- John Simon (1997)
- Dean Pay (1998)
- Jason Smith (1998–00)
- Michael Vella (1999-01)
- Nathan Hindmarsh (2000, 2004–07, 2009)
- Jamie Lyon (2001, 2003)
- Timana Tahu (2005–06)
- Eric Grothe, Jr. (2005)
- Jarryd Hayne (2007, 2009–10, 2013–14)
- Semi Radradra (2016)
- Reagan Campbell-Gillard (2022)
- Mitchell Moses (2024)
- Josh Addo-Carr (2025)
New Zealand
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Mark Horo (1990)- Jarrod McCracken (1998–99)
- Nathan Cayless (1998-01, 2003–08)
- David Kidwell (1999–00)
- David Vaealiki (2000–03)
- David Solomona (2001–02)
- Krisnan Inu (2007–08)
- Fuifui Moimoi (2007, 2009, 2011)
- Manu Ma'u (2016)
- Brad Takairangi (2017)
- Marata Niukore (2022)
- Dylan Brown (2022–23, 2025)
- Isaiah Papali'i (2022)
Rest Of The World
[edit]- Jarrod McCracken (1997)
Ireland
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Apirana Pewhairangi (2013)
Italy
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Dean Parata (2013)- Nathan Brown (2017, 2022)
- Daniel Alvaro (2017)
- Nick Okladnikov (2018)
- Luca Moretti (2022)
- Jack Colovatti (2022)
Lebanon
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Mark Daoud (2014)- Tim Mannah (2017)
- Mitch Moses (2017, 2022)
- Anthony Layoun (2017)
- Elie El-Zakhem (2022)
- Jabriel Kalache (2022)
Scotland
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Luke Bain (2022)
Papua New Guinea
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Kevin Prior (2007–08)- Richard Kambo (2009)
Cook Islands
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Marata Niukore (2017, 2019)- Brad Takairangi (2019)
- Tepai Moeroa (2019)
- Makahesi Makatoa (2022–24)
Fiji
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Kaleveti Naisoro (1995)- Jarryd Hayne (2008, 2018)
- Lepani Waqa (2009)
- Donas Gock (2009-2011)
- Semi Radradra (2013–14)
- Fabian Goodall (2014–15)
- Salesi Faingaa (2017)
- Kane Evans (2018–19)
- Maika Sivo (2019, 2022–24)
- Waqa Blake (2022–23)
- Kitione Kautoga (2025)
Samoa
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Ben Roberts (2013)- Reni Maitua (2013)
- Kaysa Pritchard (2016–17)
- Junior Paulo (2016, 2019, 2022–2023, 2025)
- Suaia Matagi (2017)
- Frank Pritchard (2017)
- Oregon Kaufusi (2022)
- Daejarn Asi (2023)
- Blaize Talagi (2024)
- Jake Tago (2024)
Tonga
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Phil Howlett (1995)- Feleti Mateo (2006, 2008–10)
- Etu Uaisele (2006, 2008-09)
- Fuifui Moimoi (2006, 2013)
- Tony Williams (2008)
- Taniela Lasalo (2008)
- Kim Uasi (2009)
- Peni Terepo (2013–19)
- Vai Toutai (2014, 2016)
- John Folau (2014)
- Richard Fa'aoso (2015)
- Manu Ma'u (2015, 2017–19)
- Siosaia Vave (2017)
- Michael Jennings (2017–19)
- Will Penisini (2022–23)
- Isaiah Iongi (2025)
United States
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Matthew Petersen (2004)- Joseph Paulo (2010–13)
- Bureta Faraimo (2013)
Australia Women's
[edit]- Simaima Taufa (2022)
- Kennedy Cherrington (2022–23)
- Mahalia Murphy (2024)
New Zealand Women's
[edit]- Capri Paekau (2023)
Samoa Women's
[edit]- Lindsay Tui (2023–25)
- Pihuka Berryman-Duff (2023–24)
- Tafao Asaua (2023)
- Ryvrr-Lee Alo (2025)
Tonga Women's
[edit]- Cassey Tohi-Hiku (2023–24)
- Amelia Mafi (2023)
- Jade Fonua (2023–24)
- Shannon Muru (2023)
- Kate Fallon (2024)
- Martha Mataele (2025)
Papua New Guinea Women's
[edit]- Elsie Albert (2024–25)
- Fleur Ginn (2025)
Cook Islands Women's
[edit]- Chelsea Makira (2024)
- Tahleisha Maeva (2024)
- Ryvrr-Lee Alo (2024)
- Kiana Takairangi (2025)
State Of Origin
[edit]New South Wales
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Geoff Gerard (1979–80)- Michael Cronin (1980–83)
- Steve Edge (1980)
- Ray Price (1981–84)
- Ron Hilditch (1981)
- Eric Grothe, Sr. (1981–86)
- Peter Sterling (1981–88)
- John Muggleton (1982)
- Brett Kenny (1982–87)
- Steve Ella (1983–85)
- Geoff Bugden (1983)
- Neil Hunt (1983)
- Stan Jurd (1983)
- Peter Wynn (1984–85)
- Jim Dymock (1996–98)
- Dean Pay (1996–98)
- John Simon (1997)
- Michael Vella (1999–02)
- Nathan Hindmarsh (2001–10)
- Andrew Ryan (2001)
- Jamie Lyon (2002–03)
- Jason Moodie (2002)
- Brett Hodgson (2002)
- Timana Tahu (2005–10)
- Eric Grothe, Jr. (2006)
- Jarryd Hayne (2007–13)
- Tim Mannah (2010–11)
- Will Hopoate (2014–15)
- Michael Jennings (2016)
- Blake Ferguson (2019)
- Clinton Gutherson (2020, 2023)
- Junior Paulo (2020–23)
- Nathan Brown (2020)
- Mitchell Moses (2021, 2023-26)
- Reagan Campbell-Gillard (2022-23)
- Ryan Matterson (2022)
- Zac Lomax (2025)
Queensland
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Arthur Beetson (1980)- Chris Phelan (1983–84)
- Bob Lindner (1987–88)
- Jason Smith (1996–00)
- Stuart Kelly (1997)
- Daniel Wagon (2001)
- J'maine Hopgood (2024)
New South Wales Women
[edit]- Tiana Penitani (2022)
- Simaima Taufa (2022)
- Rachael Pearson (2023-24)
- Kennedy Cherrington (2023, 2025–26)
- Abbi Church (2025–26)
Queensland
[edit]- Rory Owen (2025–26)
All Stars Game
[edit]NRL/World All Stars
[edit]- Jarryd Hayne (2010, 2013)
- Nathan Hindmarsh (2011–12)
- Joseph Paulo (2015)
- Semi Radradra (2016)
- Beau Scott (2016)
- Tepai Moeroa (2017)
Indigenous All Stars
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Carl Webb (2011)- Anthony Mitchell (2011)
- Chris Sandow (2012)
- Bevan French (2017, 19)
- Blake Ferguson (2019–21)
- J'maine Hopgood (2023-24)
Māori All Stars
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Brad Takairangi (2019–20)- Wiremu Greig (2022)
Indigenous Women's
[edit]- Tommaya Kelly-Sines (2022)
- Monique Donovan (2024)
- Taneka Todhunter (2024–25)
- Mahalia Murphy (2024–26)
Māori Women's
[edit]- Botille Vette-Welsh (2022)
- Jocephy Daniels (2022)
- Nita Maynard (2022)
- Kennedy Cherrington (2022–26)
- Brooke Anderson (2023)
- Gayle Broughton (2023)
- Zali Fay (2023–26)
- Ashleigh Quinlan (2023)
- Rueben Cherrington (2025–26)
City Vs Country Origin
[edit]NSW City
[edit]- Brett Kenny (1987)
- Eric Grothe, Sr. (1987)
- Dallas Weston (1993)
- Aaron Raper (1996)
- Jim Dymock (1997)
- Brett Hodgson (2001-02)
- Brad Drew (2001)
- Jason Cayless (2001)
- Eric Grothe, Jr. (2005)
- Mark Riddell (2005)
- Jarryd Hayne (2007–09, 2011-12)
- Chad Robinson (2008)
- Feleti Mateo (2008)
- Kris Keating (2010)
- Joel Reddy (2010)
- Tim Mannah (2010-13)
- Shane Shackleton (2011)
- Mitchell Allgood (2012)
- William Hopoate (2014)
- Darcy Lussick (2014)
- Nathan Peats (2015–16)
- Joseph Paulo (2015)
- Clinton Gutherson (2016–17)
- David Gower (2017)
NSW Country
[edit]- Mark Laurie (1987, 1990)
- Peter Sterling (1987-88)
- Michael Erickson (1990)
- David Woods (1995-96)
- Dean Pay (1996)
- John Simon (1997)
- Jason Moodie (2001-02)
- Ian Hindmarsh (2001)
- Andrew Ryan (2002)
- Jamie Lyon (2003)
- John Morris (2003)
- Glenn Morrison (2005)
- Paul Stringer (2005)
- Dean Widders (2006)
- Brett Finch (2008)
- Nathan Hindmarsh (2008)
- Timana Tahu (2010)
- Luke Burt (2010)
- Daniel Alvaro (2017)
Other honours
[edit]Australia Prime Minister's XIII
[edit]- Nathan Hindmarsh (2005, 2008, 2011)
- Brett Finch (2005)
- Jarryd Hayne (2006, 2008)
- Ben Smith (2010)
- Tim Mannah (2011)
- Luke Burt (2011)
- Semi Radradra (2016)
- Corey Norman (2017)
- Nathan Brown (2019)
- Clinton Gutherson (2019)
- Reed Mahoney (2019)
- Mitchell Moses (2019, 2025)
- Sean Russell (2024)
- Jack Williams (2025)
- Tallyn Da Silva (2026)
Australia Prime Minister's XIII Women
[edit]- Kennedy Cherrington (2023)
- Rueben Cherrington (2023)
- Abbi Church (2023-25)
- Kimberley Hunt (2023)
- Rachael Pearson (2023)
- Taneka Todhunter (2023, 2026)
- Cassey Tohi-Hiku (2023)
- Rory Owen (2024, 2026)
- Chloe Jackson (2025-26)
- Tess McWilliams (2026)
Papua New Guinea Prime Minister's XIII Women
[edit]- Fleur Ginn (2025)
- Elsie Albert (2025)
All Golds
[edit]- Nathan Cayless (2008)
- Krisnan Inu (2008)
New Zealand Māori
[edit]- David Kidwell (2000)
- Weller Hauraki (2008)
Representative Captains
[edit]World Cup Captains
[edit]New Zealand
- Nathan Cayless (2008)
Italy
- Nathan Brown (2022)
Lebanon
- Mitch Moses (2022)
Samoa
- Frank Pritchard (2017)
- Junior Paulo (2022)
Test Captains
[edit]New Zealand
- Jarrod McCracken (1999)
- Nathan Cayless (2001, 2004, 2006, 2008)
Samoa
- Junior Paulo (2023)
Tonga
- Fuifui Moimoi (2006)
- Feleti Mateo (2010)
City Vs Country Origin
[edit]NSW Country
- Peter Sterling (1987-88)
All Stars
[edit]Māori Women's
- Kennedy Cherrington (2026)
Representative Player of the Match
[edit]World Cup Player of the Match
[edit]Italy
- Nathan Brown (2022)
Lebanon
- Mitch Moses (2017, 2022)
Fiji
- Jarryd Hayne (2008)
Tonga
- Fuifui Moimoi (2013)
United States
- Joseph Paulo (2013)
Pacific Championships Player of the Match
[edit]New Zealand
- Dylan Brown (2025)
State of Origin Player of the Match
[edit]New South Wales
- Peter Sterling (1983, 1986-87)
- Peter Wynn (1985)
- Brett Kenny (1986)
- Jarryd Hayne (2014)
- Mitchell Moses (2024)
Representative Coaching Staff
[edit]International
[edit]Australia
- Vic Hey (Coach – 1950–51)
- Terry Fearnley (Coach – 1977)
Cook Islands
- David Fairleigh (Coach – 2009)
New Zealand
- Stephen Kearney (Coach – 2011–12)
City Vs Country Origin
[edit]NSW City
- Brian Smith (Coach – 2002)
NSW Country
- Michael Cronin (Coach – 1992)
- Brian Smith (Coach – 2001, 2003)