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Peter Provan

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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

Position(s)
Lock
Born
Thursday, 13th August, 1936
Died
Thursday, 13th May, 2010 (Aged 73 years and 273 days)

Known Family Links

Brother
Norm Provan

Competitions Won

Test Series
1963 Australia vs New Zealand
NSWRFL Premiership (NRL)
1956, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1969
City Cup
1959
Preseason Cup
1967

Honours & Awards

Clive Churchill Medal
1959

Biography

The younger brother of St George legend Norm Provan captained Balmain to win the premiership in 1969. A rangy lock, Peter Provan started his career with the Dragons and played in the 1958-59 grand final wins with the club. His performance in the latter match was a standout and Balmain signed him in 1960 when he felt he had a better chance there to further his career. Provan was unfortunate in that he blossomed at the time when Johnny Raper was at the peak of his career, but he grabbed his chances when he could and made his sole Test appearance against NZ in Sydney in 1963. He played for Balmain in two losing grand finals (1964 & 1966) before he defied injury to lead the Tigers to a courageous win over Souths in the 1969 premiership decider. Provan retired after the match and he and Norm Provan remain the only set of brothers to lead teams on victory laps of the SCG at grand final time.
- ALAN WHITICKER

Playing Career Statistics

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Representative Career - International Comp WinsStartsIntAPP3ST3PTTG2FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
Tests (Senior International Matches) -1-1----------1--100.00%List
Tour MatchesBalmain TigersBAL-1-1----------1--100.00%List
Test Series 11-1----------1--100.00%List
Representative Career - Australia Comp WinsStartsIntAPP3ST3PTTG2FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
NSW City vs Country -1-1----------1--100.00%List
Club Career - Australia Comp WinsStartsIntAPP3ST3PTTG2FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
Country Carnival -1-1----------1--100.00%List
NSWRFL (NRL Premiership) 5173-17314-14---42--110959563.01%List
NRL Finals -13-13----------76-53.85%List
Preseason Cup 131-312-2---6---1512448.39%List
Overall StartsIntAPP3ST3PTTG2FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
First Class 207-20716-16---48--112771961.35%List

Test Matches - By Team

TeamYears StartsIntAPP3ST3PTTG2FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
Australia1963 1-1----------1--100.00%List

Australia - By Team

TeamYears StartsIntAPP3ST3PTTG2FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
NSW City Seconds1963 1-1----------1--100.00%List

NSWRFL (NRL Premiership) - By Year

TeamSeason StartsIntAPP3ST3PTTG2FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
St GeorgeSt George19561956 NSWRFL 7-71-1---3---51171.43%List
St GeorgeSt George19581958 NSWRFL 1-1----------1--100.00%List
St GeorgeSt George19591959 NSWRFL 5-51-1---3---4-180.00%List
St GeorgeSt George19601960 NSWRFL 5-5----------23-40.00%List
BalmainBalmain19611961 NSWRFL 16-162-2---6--1106-62.50%List
BalmainBalmain19621962 NSWRFL 10-101-1---3---45140.00%List
BalmainBalmain19631963 NSWRFL 15-15----------105-66.67%List
BalmainBalmain19641964 NSWRFL 18-18----------126-66.67%List
BalmainBalmain19651965 NSWRFL 14-14----------86-57.14%List
BalmainBalmain19661966 NSWRFL 21-212-2---6---138-61.90%List
BalmainBalmain19671967 NSWRFL 17-172-2---6---105258.82%List
BalmainBalmain19681968 NSWRFL 22-222-2---6---148-63.64%List
BalmainBalmain19691969 NSWRFL 22-223-3---9---166-72.73%List

NSWRFL (NRL Premiership) - By Team

TeamYears StartsIntAPP3ST3PTTG2FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
St George1956, 1958-60 18-182-2---6---124266.67%List
Balmain1961-69 155-15512-12---36--19755362.58%List

Your Say

  • Anonymous
    9 Jul 2012 3:28pm

    Peter Provan one of the greatest Balmain Tigers sadly passed away early 2012.

  • Anonymous
    14 Oct 2021 1:31pm

    What a man amazing

  • Andrew
    14 Oct 2021 7:46pm

    My late father went through national service wit Peter Provan and was born ironically, 2 days after Peter.

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