Kevin Junee

Coaching Career

Vital Statistics

Born
Tuesday, 1st August, 1944
Current Age
79 years and 271 days

Awards & Accolades

Rothmans Medal
1970

Known Family Links

Son
Darren Junee

Biography

Easts halfback, possessing great anticipation and speed, first represented NSW in 1965. Easts did not win a match the following year but in 1967 Junee played in two interstate matches and toured with the 1967-68 Kangaroos. He played in 10 matches on tour but his final rep match came the following year when he was a late call-up to the NSW team. Junee won the Rothmans Medal for best and fairest player in 1970 and later played in Easts' 1972 grand final loss to Manly. In 1974 he shifted to the Sea Eagles and was the season's leading try-scorer that year with 20 tries. Junee returned to Easts in 1976 before taking up coaching duties in the I’warra competition.
- ALAN WHITICKER

Coaching Career Statistics

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Competitions

Competition   Games W L D Win %  
Tour Matches Illawarra Firsts 1 1 0 0 100.00% List


Representative

Australia - By Team

Team Years Games W L D Win %  
Illawarra Firsts 1981 1 1 0 0 100.00% List

Your Say

  • roy horrigan
    29/08/2011

    in an era when half backs had to be quick and nippy
    kevin junee was the fastest player over 20mtrs that
    played the game. scored many tries darting from the scrum base close to the line. played second
    fiddle to billy smith for much of his career. great
    player.

  • Anonymous
    04/04/2012

    kevin son played a few seasons before leaving is name was darren

  • Polymath
    07/05/2012

    In East Subs' annus horribilus (1966), when the dismal Roosters lost every game, Junee stood out like a singular beacon in the gloom. I still remember a shuddering tackle he put on Brian James after the Souths winger had cut a swathe
    through a feeble Easts defence.

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