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Brian James

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Playing Career

All information provided below is based only on data available in the RLP database and should be used as a guide only.

Vital Statistics

Full Name
Brian Knight James
Born
Friday, 9th April, 1943
Died
Friday, 10th January, 2020 (Aged 76 years and 276 days)
Place Of Birth
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Known Family Links

Father
Jack James

Competitions Won

World Cup
1968
Interstate Series
1968
NSW City vs Country Firsts
1968
NSWRFL Premiership (NRL)
1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1967, 1968
Preseason Cup
1963, 1964, 1966, 1969

Biography

The son of former Country forward Jack James, Brian James was a GPS star with Newington College before playing RU for St George. A professional sprinter, he joined the St George Dragons in 1962 but battled for recognition in the champion club and moved to Souths in 1966. James was on the wing in the Rabbitohs' 1967 grand final win over C’bury and, after overcoming a serious illness, broke into rep football in 1968. Following two games for NSW he was called into Australia's victorious World Cup squad. James was again on the flank in Souths' 13-9 grand final win over Manly in 1969 but was unlucky not to have been awarded a try in the club's 1969 grand final loss to Balmain when he was controversially ruled to have hit the corner-post.
- ALAN WHITICKER

Playing Career Statistics

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Representative Career - International Comp WinsStartsIntAPP3ST3PTTG AGK %2FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
Tests (Senior International Matches) -1-1----  ------1--100.00%List
World Cup 11-1----  ------1--100.00%List
Representative Career - Australia Comp WinsStartsIntAPP3ST3PTTG AGK %2FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
Tour MatchesNew South Wales FirstsNFI-1-1----  ------1--100.00%List
Interstate Series 12-2----  ------11-50.00%List
NSW City vs Country Firsts 11-12-2-  --6---1--100.00%List
NSW City vs Country 12-22-2-  --6---11-50.00%List
Club Career - Australia Comp WinsStartsIntAPP3ST3PTTG AGK %2FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
NSWRFL (NRL Premiership) 69329537-370/40.00%--111---6825271.58%List
NRL Finals -8-8----  ------62-75.00%List
Preseason Cup 420-203-3-  --9---172185.00%List
Overall StartsIntAPP3ST3PTTG AGK %2FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
First Class 118212042-420/40.00%--126---8829373.33%List

Test Matches - By Team

TeamYears StartsIntAPP3ST3PTTG AGK %2FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
Australia1968 1-1----  ------1--100.00%List

World Cup Matches - By Team

TeamYears StartsIntAPP3ST3PTTG AGK %2FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
Australia1968 1-1----  ------1--100.00%List

Australia - By Team

TeamYears StartsIntAPP3ST3PTTG AGK %2FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
NSW City Seconds1967 1-1----  -------1-0.00%List
NSW Firsts1968 2-2----  ------11-50.00%List
NSW City Firsts1968 1-12-2-  --6---1--100.00%List

NSWRFL (NRL Premiership) - By Year

TeamSeason StartsIntAPP3ST3PTTG AGK %2FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
St GeorgeSt George19621962 NSWRFL 1-1----  --------10.00%List
St GeorgeSt George19631963 NSWRFL 3-31-1-  --3---2-166.67%List
St GeorgeSt George19641964 NSWRFL 3141-1-  --3---4--100.00%List
St GeorgeSt George19651965 NSWRFL 7183-3-  --9---62-75.00%List
SouthsSouth Sydney19661966 NSWRFL 18-188-8-/40.00%--24---99-50.00%List
SouthsSouth Sydney19671967 NSWRFL 24-2414-14-  --42---186-75.00%List
SouthsSouth Sydney19681968 NSWRFL 15-154-4-  --12---114-73.33%List
SouthsSouth Sydney19691969 NSWRFL 22-226-6-  --18---184-81.82%List

NSWRFL (NRL Premiership) - By Team

TeamYears StartsIntAPP3ST3PTTG AGK %2FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
St George1962-65 142165-5-  --15---122275.00%List
South Sydney1966-69 79-7932-32-/40.00%--96---5623-70.89%List

Your Say

  • Michael
    29 Apr 2020 6:34pm

    According to my father Brian James scored the quickest try in rugby league history of a kick off

  • John
    18 Mar 2024 2:05am

    Brian James was my mum's father cousins son, watched him play for South's from 1967 - 69, during that time he was selected for NSW & Australia in RLWC, retired from playing in 1970, continued on with his business company, last time I heard he was selling his 2 storey mansion in Mosman, then later he died from a accident on his farm property 4 years ago, no one on my grandads side of family spoke about Brian after he retired from NSWRL.

  • Toy Mitchell
    12 Mar 2026 12:02pm

    Brian probably didn’t get the accolades he deserved, maybe because he retired early. To my mind he was one of the first block busting, tough modern type wingers, following the normal up to this time, speedy squibs. He was, as well, a very smart footballer similar to Campbell Graham. I was always happy to see him run out to play in what was one is Souths all time good teams.

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