| Geoff Adler |
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| Peter Allen |
Past Club President, Member (AM) in the general
division of the Order of Australia, 2006 |
| Ben Allgrove |
Junior & senior player, junior coach, referee & 2002 Rhodes
Scholar |
| Edward Apted |
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| Mark Auricht |
Mountain climber. Died on Everest 24th May 2001. |
| Sean Beaton |
|
| Monty Bennett |
Pre-war player. Helped rebuild the club after the war. |
| John Brady |
|
| Hartley Brimelow |
Club President in 1967. Awarded Military Medal while serving in
Burma during World War II |
| Bob Burgess |
Article from the Sunday Mail, May 18th 1975 |
| "Bull" Burrows |
Brigadier Frederick Alexander Burrows, D.S.O., M.C., M.M., E.D., Polish
Mily. Cross. Served in Gallipoli. Commanded the 2/13th at Tobruk. From
Private to Brigadier. Vice-Pres. of the club in 1945. |
| Luke Callaghan |
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| Cyril Campion |
|
| Denzil Church |
Fullback, club President, Committee member & Life Member 2001 |
| Edwin Clay |
|
| Owen Clark |
Played for Collegians' 1979 to 1984, Club Captain in
1983. |
| Jon Collins |
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| Angus Crawford |
Died in a car-crash October 2004 |
| Andy Dalton |
|
| James Diack |
Long time club member and match report writer from the early 1960s to
2000s |
| Peter Douglas |
'Doc' Douglas. |
| Stewart Douglas |
Son of 'Doc' Douglas. |
| Dinny Farrah |
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| Sydney Feldheim |
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| Mick & Barbara Finn |
|
| Gerard Fogarty |
Played for Collegians in the 80s & 90s; Brigadier
Fogarty in April 2009. |
| Bob Fordham |
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| Leigh Garner |
Life member, died in 1974 |
| Bob George |
|
| Liam Gill |
Queensland Reds Flanker. National debut against
the All Blacks in Auckland 2012. |
| "Scotchie" Gordon |
|
| Ken Grayling |
Ken was only briefly a member of OCRFC but his devotion to Rugby in SA
deserves he be listed. |
| Rod Hauser |
Wallaby ½ back in 17 tests. OCRFC 1970 Premiership. |
| Bruce Higgins |
Consultant Physician, Queen Elizabeth Hospital,
Adelaide |
| Cyril & Lilian Holdich |
|
| Geoff Holdich |
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| Roger Holdich |
|
| Sandy Hone |
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| Michael Hone |
Former club captain/coach and second-row who contributed to
the rebuilding of Collegians' and University clubs after the 1939-45
war. A well-known Adelaide Surgeon. Died on Anzac Day
2006. |
| Jason Hopton |
President for part of 1948, member of long-standing |
| Lloyd Jackman |
With Len Perkins rebuilt the club in 1945 |
| Brock James |
|
| Jesse James |
|
| A.D. Jose |
Player(?) & 1949 Rhodes Scholar |
| Norman Jude |
Club patron for 15 years. SA Politician. |
| Allan Lloyd Kerr-Grant |
|
| Brian King |
Player 1949-1961; Secretary in 1951 |
| Mark Loane |
Wallaby captain & no. 8. Opthalmologist & non-playing club
member & supporter. |
| Arthur McGill |
Wallaby - 21 tests 1968-73 - played for Collegians in 1977 |
| Malcolm McQualter |
Former 1st XV fullback. Killed in Phuoc Tuy February 1967. |
| Dave Pack |
Long- term part-time player when on leave from the Gurkhas |
| Ben Perkins |
Queensland representative prior to 1997. |
| Len Perkins |
With Lloyd Jackman rebuilt the club in 1945 |
| Gavin Pfister |
South African-born flanker. Plays forThe Stormers. |
| Derek Robertson |
First XV Captain 1962 |
| Bert Rogers |
|
| Alex Rokobaro |
Melbourne
Rebels in 2013, previously Stade Francais.
Selected for Fijian national side, 2008 |
| Colin Runge |
Inaugural player of 1937 and a life devoted to Rugby. |
| Rob Sadler |
Player, club coach, state coach, coach of Portuguese side
Coimbra |
| Will Sadler |
Collegians' player from Juniors to Seniors. From 2008,
playing with T'gooi in Amsterdam. Son of Rob Sadler (above) |
| Allan Scollen |
|
| Andrew Secker |
|
| Tony Short |
Anthony Short was a RAAF pilot killed in Malaysia in April 1999. |
| Sean Smith |
|
| Alan Spry |
Geologist and Club President of 1974. |
| Bob Stafford-Lee |
|
| Lionel Taylor |
1953 club and state player, ADC to State Governor |
| Richard Waddicor |
|
| Mike von Berg |
Member of Collegians since 1988, Chairman of SARU 1994 to
2005.. |
| J.J. Whyte |
|
| Howell Witt |
The 'Bush Bishop' and Club President of 1956 & 1957. |
| ADC's to SA Governor |
Probable players - 1947 to 1953 |
| War Veterans |
Those who served Australia |
