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.

Contents

International

Australia

Cook Islands

England

Fiji

France

Ireland

Italy

Lebanon

New Zealand

Niue

Papua New Guinea

Samoa

Tonga

Vanuatu

Wales

International Nines

Australia

Fiji

Papua New Guinea

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

New South Wales U20 Origin

Representative Captains

State of Origin Captains

Queensland

New South Wales

World Cup Captains

Australia

Test Captains

Australia

New Zealand

Fiji

Representative Coaching Staff

International

Australia

New Zealand

State Of Origin

New South Wales

City Vs Country Origin

NSW Country

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References

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