List of North Queensland Cowboys representatives
Including players from the North Queensland Cowboys that have represented while at the club and the years that they achieved their honours. Representatives are included if they were contracted to the Cowboys at the time of their representation. This includes the Cowboys Under 20's team, Mackay Cutters, Northern Pride and North Queensland Young Guns as they are/were feeder clubs.
International
Australia
Steve Walters (1997, Super League)
Matt Sing (2003–05)
Matthew Bowen (2004)
Luke O'Donnell (2005–06)
Johnathan Thurston (2006–09, 2011-16)
Carl Webb (2008)
Matthew Scott (2010-16)
Willie Tonga (2010–11)
James Tamou (2012-16)
Brent Tate (2013)
Michael Morgan (2016)
Justin O'Neill (2016)
Fiji
Noa Nadruku (1998-99)
Ashton Sims (2013)
Tariq Sims (2013)
Viliame Kikau (2015)
France
Clint Greenshields (2013)
Greece
George Gatis (2005)
Ireland
Rory Kostjasyn (2013)
Italy
Paul Pesini (1999)
Paul Dezolt (2003)
Joel Riethmuller (2011, 2013)
New Zealand
John Lomax (1997–98)
Tyran Smith (1997)
Brian Jellick (1999-00)
Paul Rauhihi (2003–05)
David Faiumu (2005–07)
Kalifa Faifai Loa (2011)
Jason Taumalolo (2014, 2016)
Papua New Guinea
Bruce Mamando (2000)
Tyson Martin (2009)
James Segeyaro (2011)
Ray Thompson (2011, 2013, 2015)
Samoa
Robert Piva (1995)
Malo Solomona (2006)
Alex Elisala (2013)
Kalifa Faifai Loa (2013)
Antonio Winterstein (2013-14, 2016)
Tautau Moga (2014-15)
John Asiata (2016)
Scotland
Geoff Bell (2000)
Kane Linnett (2013-16)
Lachlan Coote (2016)
Tonga
Jason Taumalolo (2013)
Moses Pangai (2015-16)
Patrick Kaufusi (2016)
Wales
Jonathan Davies (1995)
Kevin Ellis (1995)
State Of Origin
Queensland
Owen Cunningham (1997, Super League)
Steve Walters (1997, Super League)
Paul Green (1999-00)
Paul Bowman (2000–01, 2003–05)
Julian O'Neill (2000)
John Buttigieg (2001–02)
John Doyle (2001–02)
Nathan Fien (2001)
Matthew Bowen (2003–07)
Matt Sing (2003–05)
Josh Hannay (2003, 2006)
Travis Norton (2004)
Johnathan Thurston (2005–16)
Carl Webb (2005–08)
Ty Williams (2005)
Jacob Lillyman (2006–08)
Matthew Scott (2006, 2009–16)
Willie Tonga (2009–11)
Brent Tate (2012-13)
Michael Morgan (2015-16)
Justin O'Neill (2016)
Gavin Cooper (2016)
New South Wales
Ian Roberts (1997, Super League)
Tim Brasher (2000)
Luke O'Donnell (2006, 2009–10)
James Tamou (2012-16)
All Stars Game
Indigenous All Stars
Johnathan Thurston (2010-13, 2015)
Carl Webb (2010)
Ty Williams (2010)
Matthew Bowen (2011-2012)
Cory Paterson (2012)
Ray Thompson (2015)
NRL/World All Stars
Luke O'Donnell (2010)
Matthew Scott (2011)
Aaron Payne (2012)
James Tamou (2013)
Jason Taumalolo (2015)
Antonio Winterstein (2015)
Matthew Wright (2016)
City vs Country Origin
NSW Country
Glenn Morrison (2001, 2003–04)
Mitchell Sargent (2006)
Ray Cashmere (2008)
Ben Harris (2008)
Willie Mason (2010)
Tariq Sims (2012-14)
Rory Kostjasyn (2016)
Kane Linnett (2016)
NSW City
Luke O'Donnell (2005, 2009–10)
Other honours
Prime Minister's XIII
Matthew Bowen (2005, 2011)
Johnathan Thurston (2006, 2009)
Luke O'Donnell (2006, 2008–09)
Shane Tronc (2006)
Carl Webb (2008)
Matthew Scott (2009)
Gavin Cooper (2013)
Michael Morgan (2014)
Indigenous Dreamtime Team
Carl Webb (2008)
Ty Williams (2008)
Junior Representatives
Junior Kangaroos
Kyle Feldt (2011)
Mosese Pangai (2011)
Chris Grevsmuhl (2012)
Coen Hess (2015-16)
Junior Kiwis
Jason Taumalolo (2010-12)
Michael Parker-Walshe (2011)
Wayne Ulugia (2011)
Braden Uele (2015)
Brendon Smith (2016)
Queensland U20 Origin
Alex Elisala (2012)
Chris Grevsmuhl (2012-13)
Patrick Kaufusi (2013)
Zac Santo (2013)
Coen Hess (2015)
Conor Carey (2015)
Gideon Mosby-Gela (2015, 2016)
Cooper Bambling (2016)
Marcus Jensen (2016)
Bacho Salam (2016)
Darryn Schonig (2016)
Representative Coaching Staff
International
Tonga
Murray Hurst (Coach - 1998-00)
United States
Terry Matterson (Coach - 2013)
State Of Origin
Queensland
Neil Henry (Assistant Coach - 2006, 2009)
New South Wales
Graham Murray (Coach - 2006-07)
All Stars Game
Indigenous All Stars
Neil Henry (Coach - 2010)
City Vs Country Origin
NSW Country
Graham Murray (Coach - 2002)
NSW City
Graham Murray (Coach - 2003-05)
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