List of Penrith Panthers representatives

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This is a list of Penrith Panthers representatives, rugby league players who were selected for international or domestic representative teams while playing for the Penrith Panthers.

Contents

Players chosen from the Windsor Wolves between 2008 and 2013 as the Wolves acted as Penrith's New South Wales Cup team. Players chosen from St Marys Saints are listed only if they played for the Panthers in the same year as their representative selection.

International

State Of Origin

New South Wales

New South Wales (SL)


Queensland

All Stars Game

NRL All Stars

Indigenous All Stars

Māori All Stars

City Vs Country Origin

NSW City


NSW Country

Other honours

Prime Minister's XIII


Indigenous Dreamtime Team


New Zealand Māori

Representative captains

International

Representative Coaching Staff

New South Wales

NSW City

Māori All Stars

Samoa

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