Wallaby Honours and Milestones
Rugby established the Wallabies Hall of Fame in 2005 following more than 100 years of Australian Rugby, celebrating and recognising our Wallabies who made a major contribution to the game of Rugby both on and off the Rugby field.
Kenneth W. Catchpole (1961-68)
Mark G. Ella (1980-84)
Thomas J. Richards (1908-12)
John E. Thornett (1955-67)
Colin J. Windon (1946-52)
John N.B. Hipwell (1968-82)
Sir Nicholas M. Shehadie (1947-58)
Cyril H.T. Towers (1926-37)
David I. Campese (1982-96)
Thomas Lawton (1920-32)
Mark E. Loane (1973-82)
Sir Ernest E. 'Weary' Dunlop (1932-34)
Nicholas C. Farr-Jones (1984-93)
Desmond M. Connor (1958-59)
Alexander W. Ross (1925-34)
Jonathan P.L. White (1958-65)
Anthony R. Miller (1952-67)
A.C. 'Johnnie' Wallace (1921-28)
Trevor Allan (1946-49)
Andrew G. Slack (1978-87)
Herbert M. Moran (1908)
John A. Eales (1991-2001)
Paul E. McLean (1974-82)
F.W. 'Wally' Meagher (1923-27)
Geoffrey A. Shaw (1969-79)
Anthony A. Shaw (1973-82)
Charles C. Eastes (1946-49)
William H. Cerutti (1928-37)
Michael P.T. Lynagh (1984-95)
J. Wylie P. Breckenridge (1925-30)
Gregory V. Davis (1963-72)
Simon P. Poidevin (1980-91)
John G. 'Jock' Blackwood (1922-28)
Cyril T. Burke (1946-56)
Timothy J. Horan (1989-2000)
John A. 'Jack' Ford (1925-30)
H. John Solomon (1949-55)
Peter G. Johnson (1959-71)
J. David Brockhoff (1949-51)
Gregory Cornelsen (1974-82)
Edward T. Bonis (1929-38)
B. Timothy Gavin (1988-96)
Philip N. Kearns (1989-99)
George Gregan (1994-2007)
Stephen Larkham (1996-2007)
Robin J. Heming (1961-67)
Charles Peter Crittle (1962-67)
Matthew C. Burke (1993-2004)
Toutai S. Kefu (1997-2003)
George B. Smith (2000-2013)
Voting for the John Eales Medal is tallied after each Test match, with each Wallabies player awarding points on a 3–2–1 basis.
Rookie of the Year was originally a Wallabies-focused award. From 2023 onwards, it became Rugby Australia’s Rookie of the Year award, expanding eligibility to include players from Super Rugby Pacific.
Wallabies who have achieved the remarkable milestone of 100 or more Test caps for Australia.
142 (142–0) Namibia Adelaide Oval, Adelaide 2003
88 (91–3) Japan Stade de Gerland, Lyon 2007
82 (92–10) Spain Campo Universitaria, Madrid 2001
82 (90–8) Romania Lang Park, Brisbane 2003
76 (76–0) England Lang Park, Brisbane 1998
64 David Campese (1982–1996)
40 Chris Latham (1998–2007)
39 Adam Ashley-Cooper (2005-2019)
37 Israel Folau (2013–2019)
34 Drew Mitchell (2005–2012, 2015–2016)
30 Matt Giteau (2002–2011, 2015–2016)
30 Tim Horan (1989–2000)
30 Joe Roff (1996–2004)
30 Lote Tuqiri (2003–2008)
29 Matt Burke (1993–2004)
29 Stirling Mortlock (2000–2009)
911 Michael Lynagh (1984–1995)
878 Matt Burke (1993–2004)
698 Matt Giteau (2002–2011, 2015–2016)
673 Bernard Foley (2013-)
489 Stirling Mortlock (2000–2009)
315 David Campese (1982–1996)
260 Paul McLean (1982–1996)
279 James O'Connor (2008)
244 Joe Roff (1995–2004)
200 Berrick Barnes (2007–2013)
200 Chris Latham (1998–2007)
42 Mat Rogers Namibia Adelaide Oval, Adelaide 2003
39 Matt Burke Canada Ballymore Stadium, Brisbane 1996
30 Elton Flatley Romania Lang Park, Brisbane 2003
29 Stirling Mortlock South Africa Docklands Stadium, Melbourne 2000
29 James O'Connor France Stade de France, Saint-Denis 2010
28 Michael Lynagh Argentina Ballymore Stadium, Brisbane 1995
28 Bernard Foley England Twickenham, London 2015