RUGBY LEAGUE
NRL: 2007-2010: Plays 91. Tries 73
Melbourne Storm (2007–08): Plays 52. Tries 36; Brisbane Broncos 2009-10: Games: 39: tries 37)
Grand final winner in 2007, before the Storm’s premiership was dropped for salary cap breach
Queensland: (2008-10): Plays 5. Tries 5
Winner of the 2008, 2009, 2010 State of Origin series
Australia (2007-09): Tests: 8. Tries: 6
AFL
Greater Western Sydney (2011-2012): Games 13. Goals 2
RUGBY UNION
NSW Waratahs (2013-19): Games: 96. Tries: 60
2014 Super Rugby Championship winner
Australia (2013-18): Tests: 73. Tries: 37
2015 Rugby Championship Winner
2015 World Cup finalist
FUN FACTS
– At the age of 17, he became Melbourne Storm’s youngest NRL debutant
– Equal top scorer in 2007 NRL debut season
– NRL 2007 Dally M Rookie of the Year
– aged 18 years and 194 days, became the youngest to play a Test match for Australia (vs. New Zealand, October 14, 2007)
– Rugby League International Federation 2007 Newcomer of the Year
– NRL 2008 Dally M Center of the Year
– Signed AFL contract with expansion club GWS for four years, reportedly worth $6 million, but quit the code after two seasons
– Won the John Eales Medal from Rugby Australia, for Wallabies’ player of the year, a record three times (2014, 2015, 2017)
– Equalized Lote Tuqiri’s record for most tries by a Wallaby in a calendar year with 10 in his first rugby season in 2013
– Super Rugby’s record holder for most tries
– Super Rugby’s equal top scorer in 2014 and top scorer in 2016
– Equal third on the Wallabies’ all-time try-scoring list with Adam Ashley-Cooper, behind only Chris Latham and David Campese
Source: MONKEY
