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Rod Morris

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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

Born
Monday, 12th June, 1950
Current Age
76 years and 57 days
Place Of Birth
Ipswich, Queensland, Australia

Known Family Links

Brother
Des Morris
Nephew
Luke Morris

Biography

Brisbane Easts forward, originally from Ipswich, first represented Queensland in 1976. A rock-solid prop, Morris was a member of the Australian side that won the World Cup in 1977 and made his Test debut against NZ the following year after coming off the reserve bench. Touring with the 1978 Kangaroos, he played in the Third and deciding Test against Great Britain as well as the First Test against France. Signing with Balmain in 1979, he played for NSW against Queensland (with brother Des Morris in the opposing pack) and was a member of the Australian team that defeated the Lions three Tests to nil. A member of Queensland's first State of Origin team, he continued his Test career on the 1980 tour of NZ and in two Tests against France the following year. Morris returned to Brisbane in 1982, captaining Wynnum-Manly to its first ever premiership, and made his second Kangaroo tour at the end of the year at the veteran age of 32. He made the last of his 15 Test appearances against France on the unbeaten tour.
- ALAN WHITICKER

Playing Career Statistics

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Representative Career - International Comp WinsStartsIntAPP3ST3PTTG1FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
Tests (Senior International Matches) -133161-1---3---151-93.75%List
Other International Matches -1-1------------10.00%List
The Ashes 35-5----------5--100.00%List
Tour MatchesAustraliaAUS-318394-4---12--1335184.62%List
Tour MatchesQueensland FirstsQFI-2-2----------11-50.00%List
Test Series 8123151-1---3---141-93.33%List
Representative Career - Australia Comp WinsStartsIntAPP3ST3PTTG1FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
State of Origin 34-4--------1-4--100.00%List
Interstate Series 39413----------67-46.15%List
NSW City vs Country Firsts 22-2----------2--100.00%List
NSW City vs Country 22-2----------2--100.00%List
Club Career - Australia Comp WinsStartsIntAPP3ST3PTTG1FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
NSWRFL (NRL Premiership) -55-554-4---12-1-2033236.36%List
Preseason Cup -7-7----------52-71.43%List
Midweek Cup -11-113-3---9---65-54.55%List
Overall StartsIntAPP3ST3PTTG1FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
First Class 1211213311-11---33-217753357.89%List

Test Matches - By Team

TeamYears StartsIntAPP3ST3PTTG1FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
Australia1978-82 133161-1---3---151-93.75%List

International Matches - By Team

TeamYears StartsIntAPP3ST3PTTG1FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
Australia1978-1980 1-1------------10.00%List

Australia - By Team

TeamYears StartsIntAPP3ST3PTTG1FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
QLD Firsts1976-78, 1982 729----------18-11.11%List
NSW Firsts1979-81 426----------6--100.00%List
NSW City Firsts1979-80 2-2----------2--100.00%List
QLD1980-82 4-4--------1-4--100.00%List
Brisbane Firsts1982 1-1-----------1-0.00%List

NSWRFL (NRL Premiership) - By Year

TeamSeason StartsIntAPP3ST3PTTG1FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
BalmainBalmain19791979 NSWRFL 20-201-1---3---127160.00%List
BalmainBalmain19801980 NSWRFL 17-172-2---6---512-29.41%List
BalmainBalmain19811981 NSWRFL 18-181-1---3-1-314116.67%List

NSWRFL (NRL Premiership) - By Team

TeamYears StartsIntAPP3ST3PTTG1FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
Balmain1979-81 55-554-4---12-1-2033236.36%List

Your Say

  • len conroy
    12 Jan 2012 7:12am

    Rod was a powerful tighthead front rower and he was a hard running forward and a wonderful defender on the blind side and he was a great player to have in your side and I was proud to have coached him. Len Conroy

  • Paul Carter
    13 May 2020 8:32pm

    Also provided specials comments on television in 1985 for Channel 9.

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Sources:Castleford Tigers Heritage