SUFC has the proud tradition of producing representative players. The Club has produced the most Australian Representatives of any Club in Australia – 109 Wallabies and 16 Wallaroos. Check out our list of SUFC’s Representative Players.
Currently in the national squads we have – Angus Bell, Folau Fainga’a, Jake Gordon and Lachlan Swinton plus we had 10 women amongst the Wallaroos squad – Iliseva Batisbasaga, Emily Chancellor, Lori Cramer, Piper Duck, Fi Jones*, Grace Hamilton, Jemima McCalman, Tiarah Minns*, Sera Naiqama, Bridie O’Gorman and Adiana Talakai.
A further three represented Australian for the Aussie 7s (Tim Clements, Stuart Dunbar and Jakiya Whitfeld).
*Denotes uncapped.
Australian Representatives
- Angus Bell
- Folau Fainga’a
- Bernard Foley
- Jake Gordon
- Harry Johnson-Holmes
- Matt Philip
- Lachlan Swinton
- Tom Robertson
- Iliseva Batisbasaga
- Emily Chancellor
- Lori Cramer
- Piper Duck
- Grace Hamilton
- Fi Jones*
- Jemima McCalman
- Sera Naiqama
- Adiana Talakai
- Paddy Burns*
- Jamie Clarke
- Clem Halaholo*
- Dan Nelson*
- Henry O’Donnell*
- George Poolman
- Paddy Tagg
*Included in training squad, not yet made debut
- Tim Clements
- Stu Dunbar
- Jakiya Whitfeld
Full List of Australian Representatives click here.
2024 Super Rugby / Super W Representatives
Mens
- Angus Bell
- Tom Horton
- Jake Gordon (c)
- Harry Johnson-Holmes
- Henry Robertson
- Lachlan Swinton
- Hugh Bokenham
Womens
- Iliseva Batibasaga
- Emily Chancellor
- Lori Cramer
- Piper Duck
- Grace Hamilton (c)
- Brianna Hoy
- Fi Jones
- Sera Naiqama
- Bridie O’Gorman
- Faliki Pohiva
- Adiana Talakai
- Georgina Tuipulotu
Mens
- Josh Kemeny
- Brad Wilkin
Womens
- Tiarah Minns
Mens
- Folau Fainga’a
Womens
- Jemima McCalman
- Onneta Schwalger
- Tom Robertson