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- ↑ Air New Zealand Rugby League Annual 1977 New Zealand Rugby League, 1977. p.p.10-11.
- ↑ Player of the Year West Coast Rugby Football League Inc.
- ↑ Past Kiwis Caps - G nzrl.co.nz