List of Leeds Rhinos players

This is a list of players who have played rugby league for Leeds Rhinos (formerly Leeds RLFC).

In 2015, the club completed the task of assigning a unique heritage number to all current and former first-team players, based on the date they debuted for the club.[1] All subsequent players have also been assigned a heritage number, again based on the date they make their first-team debut. Players with honours are listed at list of Leeds Rhinos players with honours.

Leeds have awarded Heritage Numbers for games played during the First World War when formal competition was suspended (entire season 1915–16 to January 1919 when formal competition resumed). These games are not considered to be official matches as they were played on an informal basis, and games from 1917–18 to resumption of formal competition in 1919 were played with 12 players on each team due to a shortage of players. Appearances during these games are therefore not included in formal statistics of player's careers. Seasons with unofficial games only are marked with an asterisk ("*"). Appearances during the Second World War are treated as official games because formal competition continued throughout the war.

## Players

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Number[2][3][4] | Name  | Debut season  | Position  | Notes  | Ref.

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1  | Bob Armstrong | 1895–96  | Forward  | Played for Leeds in rugby union from 1892.  | [1]
2  | John Bastow  | 1895–96  | Halfback  | Played for Leeds in rugby union from 1892. Later joined Hunslet.  |
3  | Joe Clarkson  | 1895–96  | Threequarter  | Played for Leeds in rugby union from 1894.  |
4  | Mark Fletcher  | 1895–96  | Forward  | Played for Leeds St Johns from 1889 and for Leeds in rugby union from 1890 to 1895.  |
5  | Joseph Goodall  | 1895–96  | Forward  |  |
6  | Robert Gregg  | 1895–96  | Forward  | Played for Leeds in rugby union from 1894.  |
7  | Harry Hainstock  | 1895–96  | Centre  | Played for Leeds in rugby union from 1894. Brother of George Hainstock.  |
8  | Chris Hills  | 1895–96  | Forward  | Signed from North Durham rugby union  |
9  | James "Pop" Midgley  | 1895–96  | Halfback  | Played for Leeds in rugby union from 1892.  |
10  | Harry Parfitt  | 1895–96  | Forward  | Played for Leeds in rugby union from 1892.  |
11  | Joe Pickles  | 1895–96  | Forward  | Played for Leeds St Johns from 1889 and for Leeds in rugby union from 1890 to 1895.  |
12  | Joe Riley  | 1895–96  | Forward  | Played for Leeds in rugby union from 1893. Brother of George Riley.  |
13  | Sam Walker  | 1895–96  | Fullback  | Played for Leeds in rugby union from 1895. Played one game for Hunslet in 1901. Brother of Ben Walker.  |
14  | Bob Walton | 1895–96  | Threequarter  | Played for Leeds St Johns from 1886 and for Leeds in rugby union from 1890 to 1895.  | [1]
15  | Fred Wright  | 1895–96  | Wing  | Played for Leeds in rugby union from 1893.  |
16  | Henry Alwyn Close  | 1895–96  | Centre  | Signed from Wakefield. Brother of Jack Close.  |
17  | George Hainstock  | 1895–96  | Centre  | Played for Leeds in rugby union from 1895. Brother of Harry Hainstock.  |
18  | Harold Hargreaves  | 1895–96  | Forward  | Played for Leeds in rugby union from 1892.  |
19  | Albert Wray  | 1895–96  | Forward  |  |
20  | Benjamin Clues Oliphant  | 1895–96  | Forward  |  |
21  | Jack Close  | 1895–96  | Centre  | Signed from Wakefield. Brother of Henry Close.  |
22  | Harry Bradshaw | 1895–96  | Forward  | England rugby union international (pre NU split) signed from Bramley.  |
23  | N Fowler  | 1895–96  | Wing  |  |
24  | Alfred Buttle  | 1895–96  | Forward  |  |
25  | William Henry Hirst  | 1895–96  | Forward  |  |
26  | Tommy Summersgill  | 1895–96  | Threequarter  | Champion cyclist played for Leeds in rugby union from 1890.  |
27  | George Glover  | 1895–96  | Forward  | Played for Leeds under rugby union from 1894. Brother of Harry and Wallace Glover.  |
28  | George Fowler  | 1895–96  | Forward  | Played for Leeds St Johns from 1889 and for Leeds in rugby union from 1890 to 1895.  |
29  | James W Smith  | 1895–96  | Forward  | Later played for Hunslet.  |
30  | Harry Pyrah  | 1895–96  | Halfback  |  |
31  | J Parker  | 1895–96  | Forward  |  |
32  | William Thompson  | 1895–96  | Forward  |  |
33  | Willie Smith  | 1895–96  | Halfback  |  |
34  | Harry Sowden  | 1895–96  | Forward  | Signed from rugby union  |
35  | Frederick T Wilkinson  | 1895–96  | Fullback  | Played for Leeds St Johns from 1889 and for Leeds in rugby union from 1890 to 1895.  |
36  | Fred Hilton  | 1895–96  | Wing  |  |
37  | Ben Walker  | 1895–96  | Threequarter  | Played for Leeds St Johns from 1890 and for Leeds in rugby union from 1890 to 1895. Brother of Sam Walker.  |
38  | William Henry Hannam  | 1895–96  | Halfback  | Played for Leeds in rugby union from 1894.  |
39  | Herbert Dyson  | 1895–96  | Forward  | Later played for Batley.  |
40  | William "Barry" Davies | 1896–97  | Forward  | Leeds' first Welsh player. Wales rugby union international who had played for Cardiff.  |
41  | Jack "Jimmy" Lumley  | 1896–97  | Threequarter  |  |
42  | George Riley  | 1896–97  | Halfback  | Brother of Joe Riley.  |
43  | Louis Carys  | 1896–97  | Halfback  | Played for Leeds in rugby union from 1894.  |
44  | Edward Tree  | 1896–97  | Wing  |  |
45  | Walter Stanley Woolley  | 1896–97  | Wing  |  |
46  | Wallace Glover  | 1896–97  | Forward  | Brother of Harry and George Glover.  |
47  | Tom Pickford  | 1896–97  | Halfback  | Also played for Holbeck  |
48  | James Dyer  | 1896–97  | Forward  |  |
49  | Fred Greenwood  | 1896–97  | Forward  |  |
50  | John William Jagger  | 1896–97  | Fullback  |  |
51  | Albert Keech  | 1896–97  | Wing  | Later played for Bramley.  |
52  | Jim Thorpe  | 1896–97  | Forward  |  |
53  | Wilfrid Jackson  | 1897–98  | Halfback  |  |
54  | George Vickerman  | 1897–98  | Forward  |  |
55  | Thomas Mardy  | 1897–98  | Forward  |  |
56  | Glynn Hamilton West  | 1897–98  | Centre  | Later played for Hull KR. Became an MP and was knighted.  |
57  | Joseph Henry Emmerson  | 1897–98  | Halfback  |  |
58  | John Hugginson  | 1897–98  | Halfback  |  |
59  | Joe Major  | 1897–98  | Forward  | Played for Westmoreland 1896–97 under rugby union rules and played for Kendal Hornets  |
60  | George Richardson  | 1897–98  | Forward  |  |
61  | John Hayton  | 1897–98  | Forward  | Played for Westmoreland in 1898 v Lancashire under NU rules  |
62  | William Fothergill  | 1897–98  | Forward  |  |
63  | Patrick Connor  | 1897–98  | Forward  |  |
64  | William Allinson  | 1897–98  | Forward  | Brother of George Allinson.  |
65  | Fred Mylan  | 1897–98  | Forward  | Later played for Hunslet.  |
66  | Robert Batchelor  | 1897–98  | Centre  | Signed from Southwark rugby union.  |
67  | Harry Blackburn  | 1897–98  | Forward  | Father of Edgar Blackburn. Signed from Hebden Brid  |
68  | Henry Cole  | 1898–99  | Centre  | Signed from Surrey rugby union.  |
69  | George Grace  | 1898–99  | Scrum half  | Played for Leeds from 1898 to 1905, but spent two years at York from 1899 to 1901.  |
70  | Herbert Moon  | 1898–99  | Forward  |  |
71  | Albert Harrison  | 1898–99  | Wing  |  |
72  | Ernest Pearson  | 1898–99  | Forward  | Later played for Shipley and Keighley.  |
73  | Joseph Quinn  | 1898–99  | Forward  |  |
74  | Dominic Rogan  | 1898–99  | Centre  | Signed from Leeds Parish Church. Suspended sine die in 1900 for leading a strike for more pay.  |
75  | James Barker  | 1898–99  | Centre  |  |
76  | Walter Scott  | 1898–99  | Scrum half  |  |
77  | William Edward Stead  | 1898–99  | Forward  | Signed from Broughton Rangers.  |
78  | Joe Renton  | 1898–99  | Forward  |  |
79  | John Henry Roberts  | 1899–1900  | Centre  |  |
80  | Edgar Tottle  | 1899–1900  | Halfback  | Welsh halfback signed from rugby union.  |
81  | Rowland Watson  | 1899–1900  | Forward  |  |
82  | Newby Westmoreland  | 1899–1900  | Forward  |  |
83  | Walter Bullock  | 1899–1900  | Forward  |  |
84  | Thomas Wright  | 1899–1900  | Forward  |  |
85  | George Henry Buttery  | 1899–1900  | Forward  |  |
86  | James Henry Hartley  | 1899–1900  | Wing  |  |
87  | John William Hunt  | 1899–1900  | Scrum half  |  |
88  | J.C. Collins  | 1899–1900  | Wing  |  |
89  | John Percy Eddison  | 1899–1900  | Forward  |  |
90  | George Allinson  | 1899–1900  | Forward  | Brother of William Allinson.  |
91  | William Bryan  | 1899–1900  | Forward  |  |
92  | John William Turner  | 1899–1900  | Scrum half  | Signed from Huddersfield  |
93  | Thomas Crane  | 1899–1900  | Forward  |  |
94  | William Davis  | 1899–1900  | Scrum half  |  |
95  | John Metcalfe Lister  | 1899–1900  | Centre  |  |
96  | Fred Walker  | 1899–1900  | Forward  |  |
97  | William Bromley  | 1899–1900  | Forward  |  |
98  | Francis Arthur Willey  | 1899–1900  | Wing  |  |
99  | Alec Burrows  | 1899–1900  | Wing  |  |
100  | Charles Harrison  | 1899–1900  | Forward  |  |
101  | Frank Daltry  | 1899–1900  | Stand off  |  |
102  | John Charles Waite  | 1899–1900  | Forward  |  |
103  | Arthur Bentley  | 1899–1900  | Centre  | Later played for Liversedge.  |
104  | Edgar Biltcliffe  | 1899–1900  | Forward  | Brother of George Biltcliffe.  |
105  | George Biltcliffe  | 1899–1900  | Forward  | Brother of Edgar Biltcliffe.  |
106  | Alfred Lee  | 1899–1900  | Centre  |  |
107  | Harry Glover  | 1899–1900  | Forward  | Brother of Wallace and George Glover.  |
108  | Arthur Hallas  | 1899–1900  | Forward  |  |
109  | Tom Coleman  | 1900-01  | Centre  | Welsh centre signed from Leigh. Brother of James Coleman.  |
110  | Charles Law  | 1900-01  | Centre  |  |
111  | Aaron Laycock  | 1900-01  | Forward  |  |
112  | Shirley Malins  | 1900-01  | Forward  | Later played for Dewsbury.  |
113  | Harry Varley | 1900-01  | Halfback  | England rugby union international pre NU split. Played for Leeds in rugby union in 1891 before joining Liversedge and then Oldham. Came out of retirement to play for Leeds in 1900.  |
114  | John Charles Boyden  | 1900-01  | Forward  |  |
115  | Harry Day  | 1900-01  | Forward  |  |
116  | Charles Crowther  | 1900-01  | Forward  |  |
117  | Edward T Harrison  | 1900-01  | Forward  |  |
118  | George Henry Lorriman  | 1900-01  | Fullback  | Signed from Huddersfield  |
119  | Tom Taylor  | 1900-01  | Forward  |  |
120  | Howard Horner  | 1900-01  | Forward  |  |
121  | Archibald James Ross  | 1900-01  | Forward  |  |
122  | Arthur Stockburn  | 1900-01  | Centre  |  |
123  | Thomas M Phillips  | 1900-01  | Forward  | Later played for Dewsbury.  |
124  | Robert Ward  | 1900-01  | Stand off  | Signed from Bramley. Brother of Belfred Ward.  |
125  | James Coleman  | 1900-01  | Centre  | Welsh centre signed from Leigh. Brother of Tom Coleman.  |
126  | Thomas Hanson  | 1900-01  | Forward  |  |
127  | Fred Chadwick  | 1900-01  | Centre  |  |
128  | Walter Bogg  | 1900-01  | Scrum half  |  |
129  | Joseph Taylor  | 1900-01  | Centre  |  |
130  | John Wilkinson Birch | 1901–02  | Forward  |  | [1]
131  | Colin Crumpton  | 1901–02  | Forward  | Signed from Leeds Parish Church.  |
132  | Thomas Daniel Davies  | 1901–02  | Centre  | Signed from Oldham.  |
133  | Sam Herberts  | 1901–02  | Centre  |  |
134  | George Hewlett  | 1901–02  | Forward  | Signed from Leeds Parish Church. Later played for Bramley.  |
135  | Harry Littlewood  | 1901–02  | Fullback  | Later played for Dewsbury.  |
136  | John McNicholas  | 1901–02  | Forward  | Signed from Leeds Parish Church.  |
137  | James Morton  | 1901–02  | Forward  |  |
138  | George E Mosley  | 1901–02  | Stand off  | Signed from Leeds Parish Church.  |
139  | Harry Walker  | 1901–02  | Forward  | Signed from Leeds Parish Church.  |
140  | William Evans  | 1901–02  | Wing  | Welsh wing signed from Leeds Parish Church. First Leeds player to score more than 20 tries in a season.  |
141  | James Dean  | 1901–02  | Fullback  |  |
142  | Dick Rhodes  | 1901–02  | Forward  |  |
143  | Tom Midgley  | 1901–02  | Forward  | Signed from Liversedge.  |
144  | George W Andrews  | 1901–02  | Wing  |  |
145  | Fred Mudd  | 1901–02  | Wing  | Signed from Hunslet.  |
146  | William Corcoran  | 1901–02  | Fullback  | Signed from Leeds Parish Church  |
147  | James G Moffatt  | 1901–02  | Forward  | Scottish forward signed from Oldham.  |
148  | Evan Barnett  | 1902–03  | Forward  | Welsh forward signed from rugby union. Later played for Treherbert.  |
149  | John Page Jenkins  | 1902–03  | Wing  | Welsh wing signed from rugby union. Later played for Treherbert.  |
150  | Tom Llewellyn | 1902–03  | Centre  | Welsh centre signed from rugby union. Later played for Oldham. Cousin of William Llewellyn.  |
151  | Fred Webster | 1902–03  | Forward  |  | [5]
152  | John William Stead  | 1902–03  | Forward  | Signed from Broughton Rangers.  |
153  | James Davison  | 1902–03  | Forward  |  |
154  | William Woolf  | 1902–03  | Forward  | Welsh forward signed from rugby union. Later played for Treherbert.  |
155  | John Farrimond  | 1903-04  | Fullback  | Signed from Birkenhead.  |
156  | Herbert Smithson  | 1903-04  | Centre  |  |
157  | Fred Wormald  | 1903-04  | Forward  | Signed from Oldham and later joined Rochdale Hornets.  |
158  | Thomas Waite  | 1903-04  | Forward  |  |
159  | Joss Arthur Naylor  | 1903-04  | Wing  |  |
160  | Elijah Watts  | 1903-04  | Forward  | Later played for Huddersfield.  |
161  | Ernest Holder  | 1903-04  | Fullback  |  |
162  | William David Llewellyn  | 1903-04  | Centre  | Welsh centre signed from Whitchurch. Cousin of Tom Llewellyn. Later played for Huddersfield and Bramley.  |
163  | George Mennell  | 1903-04  | Forward  |  |
\-  | Joe Clarkson  | 1904-05  | Fullback  | Debuted in rearranged game in September 1904 against Batley. This was an official game but Leeds have treated it as a friendly. Leeds appear to have mistaken this player for Joe Clarkson (Heritage Number 3) and not awarded a Heritage Number.  |
\-  | H Halliday  | 1904-05  | Forward  | Played only game in rearranged game against Batley in September 1904. Leeds have not recognised this game as an official match despite it being ordered by the Northern Union. Not awarded a Heritage Number.  |
\-  | D Jacques  | 1904-05  | Forward  | Played only game in rearranged game against Batley in September 1904. Leeds have not recognised this game as an official match despite it being ordered by the Northern Union. Not awarded a Heritage Number.  |
164  | William Pickard  | 1904-05  | Forward  | Signed from York  |
165  | Phil Thomas | 1904-05  | Centre  | Welsh international centre signed from Oldham. Later played for Hull KR.  |
166  | Albert Lunn  | 1904-05  | Forward  | Signed from Hunslet  |
167  | Ike Leonard  | 1904-05  | Wing  |  |
168  | Fred Wright  | 1904-05  | Forward  |  |
169  | A Anderton  | 1904-05  | Wing  |  |
170  | Albert Brayshaw  | 1904-05  | Scrum half  | Signed from Bramley having previously played for Leeds Parish Church and Holbeck. Later played for Dewsbury.  |
171  | Tom Herbert Wainright  | 1904-05  | Forward  | Signed from Bramley.  |
172  | Tom Bowen  | 1904-05  | Wing  | Signed from Holbeck.  |
173  | William Walsh  | 1904-05  | Wing  | Signed from Hunslet.  |
174  | Seth Burnley  | 1904-05  | Forward  | Later played for Bramley.  |
175  | Arthur Murray  | 1904-05  | Fullback  |  |
176  | Robert Hurtley  | 1905-06  | Fullback  | Signed from Lancaster.  |
177  | Jim Hughes  | 1905-06  | Wing  | Signed from Widnes  |
178  | George William Davison  | 1905-06  | Forward  |  |
179  | Frank Young | 1905-06  | Fullback  | Welsh rugby union fullback signed from Tredegar. Played in the 1910 Challenge Cup Final.  |
180  | Martin Lavelle  | 1905-06  | Fullback  | Later played for York.  |
181  | Fred Harrison | 1906-07  | Forward  |  |
182  | William Rhodes | 1906-07  | Wing  | Later played for Dewsbury and England.  |
183  | Ernest Adolphus Cochlin  | 1906-07  | Scrum half  | Welsh halfback signed from Huddersfield. Previously with Cardiff RFC.  |
184  | James Wood  | 1906-07  | Wing  |  |
185  | Joseph Taylor  | 1906-07  | Scrum half  |  |
186  | Patrick Greaney  | 1907-08  | Scrum half  | Welsh halfback signed from Tredegar RFC.  |
187  | Albert L Howell  | 1907-08  | Centre  |  |
188  | Arthur Stones  | 1907-08  | Full back  |  |
189  | William Biggs  | 1907-08  | Forward  | Welsh forward signed from rugby union. Joined Hull KR in 1907, rejoining Leeds in 1909 and later signed for Oldham.  |
190  | William E Collingwood  | 1907-08  | Wing  | Signed from Bramley.  |
191  | Jimmy Fawcett  | 1907-08  | Centre  |  |
192  | Thomas M Wilson  | 1907-08  | Scrum half  | Signed from Leicester rugby union.  |
193  | Henry Pattison  | 1907-08  | Forward  |  |
194  | Thomas Scamans  | 1907-08  | Wing  | Later played for Bramley  |
195  | John Thomas Wray  | 1907-08  | Forward  | Later played for Hunslet.  |
196  | H Brown  | 1907-08  | Forward  |  |
197  | Stephen Reed  | 1907-08  | Centre  |  |
198  | Robert B Hargrave  | 1907-08  | Wing  |  |
199  | George Desborough  | 1907-08  | Wing  | Later played for Bramley.  |
200  | William Noyes  | 1907-08  | Centre  | Army reservist from Grangetown in Wales.  |
201  | Ernest Chapman  | 1907-08  | Scrum half  |  |
202  | James Batten  | 1907-08  | Wing  | Brother of Billy Batten. Also played for Hunslet and York.  |
203  | Arthur Burgess  | 1907-08  | Scrum half  | Signed from Leigh.  |
204  | Herbert Ibbitson  | 1907-08  | Forward  | Signed from Castleford rugby union  |
205  | Herbert Wade  | 1907-08  | Centre  |  |
206  | Tom Swindells  | 1907-08  | Wing  |  |
207  | Fred Upton  | 1907-08  | Wing  | Signed from Rochdale Hornets  |
208  | Sam Whitaker  | 1907-08  | Forward  | Signed from Wakefield although he did not play first team game for them.  |
209  | Frederick Carter  | 1907-08  | Forward  |  |
210  | J Townend  | 1907-08  | Forward  |  |
211  | Ernest Rowland  | 1907-08  | Wing  |  |
212  | T Smith  | 1907-08  | Centre  |  |
213  | J Wheatley  | 1907-08  | Scrum half  |  |
214  | Reg Jones  | 1908-09  | Scrum half  | Welsh halfback signed from Cardiff rugby union  |
215  | Joseph Aloysius Laverly | 1908-09  | Wing  | All Golds tourist in 1907-08 had a trial with St Helens before becoming Leeds' first overseas signing. Later signed for Leigh.  | [1][6]
216  | Ernest Ware  | 1908-09  | Stand off  | Signed from Taunton rugby union. Later played for Dewsbury.  |
217  | Sam Wildman  | 1908-09  | Forward  | Later played for Hull who spell as 'Wileman'.  |
218  | John Jukes  | 1908-09  | Forward  |  |
219  | Ben Dacre  | 1908-09  | Scrum half  |  |
220  | Walter Goldthorpe  | 1908-09  | Centre  | Played as a guest for Leeds in rugby union in 1892. Joined Leeds after successful career with Hunslet, winning the Challenge Cup in 1910. Brother of Albert Goldthorpe.  |
221  | Herbert Maundrill  | 1908-09  | Forward  |  |
222  | Herbert Atkinson  | 1908-09  | Forward  |  |
223  | J Osborne  | 1908-09  | Forward  |  |
224  | Ernest Oliver  | 1908-09  | Wing  |  |
225  | Billy Jarman | 1908-09  | Forward  | Star forward/utility back played in the 1910 Challenge Cup win. Died during the First World War.  | [1]
226  | Enoch Hughes  | 1908-09  | Forward  | Welsh forward signed from rugby union.  |
227  | Charles Lugton Gillie  | 1908-09  | Centre  | Scottish centre signed from Melrose rugby union.  |
228  | Samuel Hunter  | 1908-09  | Centre  | Previously played rugby with the army.  |
229  | William Ward  | 1908-09  | Second row  | Forward played for Leeds until 1924 before joining York.  |
230  | Richard Hailes  | 1909-10  | Forward  |  |
231  | Jimmy Sanders | 1909-10  | Scrum half  | Signed as a junior from Welsh rugby union. Died during the First World War.  | [7]
232  | Harold Rowe | 1909-10  | Wing  | New Zealand international rugby league player signed following the All Golds tour.  | [6]
233  | Thomas Wagstaff  | 1909-10  | Forward  |  |
234  | Harry Topham  | 1909-10  | Forward  | Signed from Oldham  |
235  | Leonard Marshall  | 1909-10  | Wing  | Later played for Bramley. Brother of Lewis "Lou" Marshall.  |
236  | William Andrews  | 1909-10  | Forward  |  |
237  | James W Duckworth  | 1909-10  | Wing  |  |
238  | Fred Barron  | 1909-10  | Wing  | Signed from Hull KR  |
239  | Thomas Clint  | 1909-10  | Wing  |  |
240  | Harry Thurlow  | 1909-10  | Forward  |  |
241  | John Robert Brooksby  | 1910-11  | Scrum half  | Later played for Batley  |
242  | John Moran  | 1910-11  | Centre  |  |
243  | George Alfred Grayson  | 1910-11  | Fullback  | Later played for Bramley  |
244  | Walter Emmerson Brook  | 1910-11  | Scrum half  |  |
245  | Charles Edward Haycox  | 1910-11  | Fullback  | Signed from Hunslet  |
246  | Fred Godward  | 1910-11  | Forward  | Later played for Bramley  |
247  | Thomas Wynard  | 1910-11  | Centre  | Later played for Batley  |
248  | Ivor Evans  | 1910-11  | Centre  | Welsh centre signed from Newport rugby union  |
249  | Walter Harrison  | 1910-11  | Forward  |  |
250  | Walter Pittock  | 1910-11  | Fullback  |  |
251  | Frederick W Orchard  | 1911-12  | Scrum half  | Signed from Huddersfield. Later played for Brighouse Rangers  |
252  | Thomas E Thomas  | 1911-12  | Fullback  | Welsh fullback signed from Llanelli. Career ended by the First World War when he was a PoW.  |
253  | Robert Metcalfe  | 1911-12  | Forward  |  |
254  | Fred Sullivan  | 1911-12  | Centre  | Welsh centre signed from Pill Harriers. Later played for Keighley. Charged with murder after retiring from rugby but found not guilty.  |
255  | William George Evans  | 1911-12  | Forward  | Welsh forward signed from Brynmawr RFC. Signed for York in 1914 but returned to Wales without playing a game  |
256  | Walter Mackay  | 1911-12  | Centre  | Welsh centre signed from Cardiff.  |
257  | Charles Edward Heaton  | 1911-12  | Centre  | Signed from rugby union. Later played for Hull KR.  |
258  | Walter Northrop  | 1911-12  | Wing  |  |
259  | Arthur Sykes  | 1911-12  | Forward  | Later played for York.  |
260  | Jonathan Parker  | 1911-12  | Wing  |  |
261  | Albert Dawson Dennis  | 1911-12  | Wing  | Later played for York.  |
262  | William Herbert Ganley  | 1911-12  | Scrum half  | Signed from Leigh. Later played for Huddersfield.  |
263  | Fred Mirfield  | 1911-12  | Forward  | Later played for York.  |
264  | Albert Rimmington  | 1912–13  | Forward  |  |
265  | George Spivey  | 1912–13  | Wing  |  |
266  | John Campbell | 1912–13  | Centre  | Australian signed from Easts. Returned to Easts in 1921 having played for Leeds throughout the First World War.  | [6]
267  | Leonard Leckenby | 1912–13  | Forward  | Died during the First World War.  | [7]
268  | \-  | \-  | \-  | Appears to be an error – Leeds name 268 as "AN Other" but no player missing from lineup in game vs Hull (A) 19 October 1912.  |
269  | Sidney Clifford Abbott | 1912–13  | Wing  | Died during the First World War.  | [7]
270  | Reginald W Pae  | 1912–13  | Wing  |  |
271  | William "Hugh" Davies  | 1912–13  | Wing  | Welsh wing signed from Brynmawr rugby union  |
272  | James O'Neill  | 1912–13  | Forward  | Signed from Leigh  |
273  | John Sutton  | 1912–13  | Forward  | Later played for York.  |
274  | Sam Stacey  | 1912–13  | Wing  | Signed from Keighley  |
275  | William Avon Davies | 1912–13  | Centre  | Welsh rugby union international centre signed from Devon. Became dual-code international and played in the "Rorke's Drift" Test against Australia in 1914. Joined Keighley in 1924.  |
276  | Daniel David Lewis  | 1912–13  | Wing  | Welsh rugby union wing signed from Cross Keys.  |
277  | Ledley Gilbertson  | 1912–13  | Wing  |  |
278  | Fred Perrett | 1913–14  | Forward  | Welsh rugby union international signed from Neath. Joined Hull but died during the First World War.  |
279  | Bernard Gould | 1913–14  | Hooker  | Welsh hooker signed from Aberavon later played for Wakefield Trinity.  |
280  | John West  | 1913–14  | Stand off  | Welsh stand off signed from Cross Keys rugby union  |
281  | Thomas Harkness  | 1913–14  | Prop  | Later played for Batley.  |
282  | Joseph Jones  | 1913–14  | Centre  | Welsh centre later played for Wakefield Trinity  |
283  | William Lavin  | 1913–14  | Stand off  | Later played for St Helens  |
284  | Fred Barraclough  | 1913–14  | Prop  |  |
285  | Lawrence Beecroft  | 1913–14  | Wing  |  |
286  | Joseph Henry Hopkins | 1913–14  | Centre  | Welsh centre signed from Abertillery died during the First World War.  | [7]
287  | Arthur Llewellyn | 1913–14  | Wing  | Welsh wing signed from Abertillery died during the First World War  | [7]
288  | Ivor Jones  | 1913–14  | Stand off  | Welsh rugby union stand off signed from Neath later played for Batley  |
289  | Belfred Ward | 1913–14  | Centre  | Brother of Robert Ward (#124). Died during the First World War.  | [7]
290  | David Harkness Blakey[7] | 1913–14[8] | Forward  | Durham representative forward died during the First World War  |
291  | Albert Jenkinson  | 1914–15  | Wing  | Signed from Hunslet. Later played for Dewsbury.  |
292  | George Rees  | 1914–15  | Hooker  | Welsh hooker signed from Ammanford. Later played for Dewsbury.  |
293  | William Lynch  | 1914–15  | Centre  | Signed from York. Also played for Wakefield.  |
294  | Fred Carter  | 1914–15  | Prop  | Later played for York.  |
295  | Joseph Robert Pickles[7] | 1914–15  | Forward  | Died during the First World War.  |
296  | John "Jack" Chilcott  | 1914–15  | Prop  | Signed from Huddersfield  |
297  | Mark Ashcroft  | 1914–15  | Wing  |  |
298  | Joe Brittain | 1915-16*  | Scrum half  | Debuted in First World War. Played first official game in 1919.  |
299  | John Baird  | 1915-16*  | Forward  | South African forward played unofficial games during the First World War. Previously played for Dewsbury.  |
300  | Dudley Roe  | 1915-16*  | Fullback  | Played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
301  | Walton  | 1915-16*  | Stand off  | Played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
302  | Johnny Thomas | 1915-16*  | Scrum half  | Guest from Wigan played unofficial games only during the First World War. Welshman signed from Maesteg.  |
303  | J.A. Garner  | 1915-16*  | Forward  | Played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
304  | Bruce Howarth  | 1915-16*  | Centre  | Guest from Wakefield Trinity played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
305  | Norman Reeves  | 1915-16*  | Wing  | Guest from Featherstone Rovers played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
306  | Billy Seymour  | 1915-16*  | Scrum half  | Guest from Featherstone Rovers played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
307  | Harold Buck | 1915-16*  | Wing  | Guest from Hunslet played unofficial games during the First World War. Signed for Leeds officially in 1921, becoming the game's first £1,000 player. This is disputed as it was rumoured that another player (Cyril Arandle) was included in the deal. Also played for Bradford Northern.  |
308  | Ben Abbey  | 1915-16*  | Scrum half  | Guest from Bramley played unofficial games only during the First World War. Previously played for Batley.  |
309  | Richard Hughes  | 1915-16*  | Stand off  | Guest from Bramley played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
310  | Joe McManus  | 1915-16*  | Forward  | Guest from Bramley played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
311  | Albert Rosenfeld[6] | 1915-16*  | Wing  | Guest from Huddersfield played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
312  | Harold Wagstaff | 1915-16*  | Centre  | Guest from Huddersfield played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
313  | Jerry Waterworth  | 1915-16*  | Stand off  | Guest from Batley played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
314  | A Jones  | 1915-16*  | Forward  | Played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
315  | Joseph Robinson  | 1915-16*  | Scrum half  | Guest from Batley played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
316  | Fred Leek  | 1915-16*  | Forward  | Guest from Batley played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
317  | Bill Jukes  | 1915-16*  | Forward  | Guest from Hunslet played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
318  | Fred Smith  | 1915-16*  | Stand off  | Guest from Hunslet played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
319  | Lew Bradley | 1916-17*  | Wing  | Guest from Wigan played unofficial games only during the First World War. Signed for Wigan from Pontypool. Died during the First World War.  |
320  | Sydney Huckle  | 1916-17*  | Forward  | Played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
321  | Lewis Marshall | 1916-17*  | Wing  | Played unofficial games for Leeds during the First World War, making official debut in 1919. Joined Bramley in exchange for Squire Stockwell. Brother of Leonard Marshall.  |
322  | White  | 1916-17*  | Forward  | Sergeant in the army played one unofficial game during the First World War.  |
323  | Clifford Rawdon  | 1916-17*  | Forward  | Guest from Batley played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
324  | Alonzo Walker  | 1916-17*  | Hooker  | Guest from Hunslet played unofficial games during the First World War. Made official debut in 1919 after signing for Leeds.  |
325  | Patrick Judge  | 1916-17*  | Forward  | Guest from Batley played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
326  | Fred Howarth  | 1916-17*  | Stand off  | Played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
327  | William Huskins  | 1916-17*  | Forward  | Guest from Hull KR played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
328  | Sam Hullighan  | 1916-17*  | Fullback  | Guest from Hunslet played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
329  | W Coombs  | 1916-17*  | Wing  | Played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
330  | Ivor Rigby  | 1916-17*  | Wing  | Guest from Bramley played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
331  | Eddie Catterall  | 1916-17*  | Stand off  | Guest from Dewsbury played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
332  | John W Todd  | 1916-17*  | Centre  | Guest from Wakefield Trinity played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
333  | \-  | \-  | \-  | Leeds have this as "Billy Ward". Appears to be a repeat of William Ward (#229) who was known as Billy.  |
334  | Fred Wilby  | 1916-17*  | Centre  | Guest from Wakefield Trinity played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
335  | Albert Bolton  | 1916-17*  | Fullback  | Played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
336  | Matt Ryder  | 1916-17*  | Fullback  | Guest from Swinton played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
337  | Charles Foggett  | 1916-17*  | Wing  | Played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
338  | William Thackrah  | 1916-17*  | Scrum half  | Played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
339  | Joe Baldwin  | 1916-17*  | Wing  | Played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
340  | John Pickles  | 1916-17*  | Forward  | Played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
341  | Billy Batten | 1916-17*  | Wing  | Guest from Hull played unofficial games only during the First World War. Brother of James Batten, father of Eric Batten and Robert Batten and grandfather of Ray Batten.  |
342  | Arthur Burton  | 1916-17*  | Forward  | Guest from Wakefield Trinity played unofficial games only during the First World War. Began his career with Leeds as a fullback, but played only A Team games before joining Wakefield where he moved into the forwards.  |
343  | Nealy Crosland | 1916-17*  | Forward  | Guest from Wakefield Trinity played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
344  | Fred Beevers  | 1916-17*  | Forward  | Played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
345  | William Kennedy  | 1916-17*  | Forward  | Guest from Hull played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
346  | Thomas Richardson  | 1916-17*  | Stand off  | Guest from Hull KR played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
347  | Charles Smales  | 1916-17*  | Fullback  | Guest from Wakefield Trinity played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
348  | Herbert Swift  | 1916-17*  | Wing  | Guest from Hull played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
349  | James McGee  | 1916-17*  | Forward  | Guest from Wakefield Trinity played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
350  | Herbert Fenton  | 1916-17*  | Forward  | Guest from Bramley played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
351  | Clifford Jones  | 1916-17*  | Scrum half  | Guest from Hunslet played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
352  | \-  | \-  | \-  | Leeds have as "AN Other" but this should be William Pearson, Hunslet forward who guested for Leeds in unofficial games during the First World War. Pearson signed for Leeds in 1920 and Leeds have awarded him Heritage Number 418.  |
353  | John Lockwood  | 1916-17*  | Stand off  | Guest from Batley played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
354  | Alfred Huntingdon  | 1916-17*  | Forward  | Guest from Batley played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
355  | Joseph Alwyn Ellis  | 1916-17*  | Forward  | Guest from Batley played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
356  | Sam Haley  | 1916-17*  | Forward  | Guest from Bramley played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
357  | James McEwan  | 1916-17*  | Stand off  | Guest from Bradford Northern played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
358  | Walter Blakey  | 1917-18*  | Forward  | Guest from Wakefield Trinity played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
359  | Robert Habron  | 1917-18*  | Scrum half  | Guest from Huddersfield played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
360  | Herbert Illingworth  | 1917-18*  | Fullback  | Guest from Huddersfield played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
361  | E Moorhouse  | 1917-18*  | Forward  | Played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
362  | Henry Quinn  | 1917-18*  | Stand off  | Guest from Wakefield Trinity played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
363  | Edgar Woolley  | 1917-18*  | Wing  | Guest from Wakefield Trinity played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
364  | Charles Smith  | 1917-18*  | Fullback  | Guest from Wakefield Trinity played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
365  | Albert Wilkinson  | 1917-18*  | Scrum half  | Guest from Keighley played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
366  | James Parkinson  | 1917-18*  | Fullback  | Guest from Oldham played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
367  | Ernest Donoghue  | 1917-18*  | Wing  | Played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
368  | Robert James Ward  | 1917-18*  | Scrum half  | Guest from Bramley played unofficial games during the First World War. Signed formally for Leeds in 1919.  |
369  | Ernest Clarke  | 1917-18*  | Scrum half  | Guest from Leigh played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
370  | Samuel Kershaw  | 1917-18*  | Stand off  | Guest from York played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
371  | Fielding  | 1917-18*  | Forward  | Forward from Halifax Intermediate played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
372  | Hedley Ryland  | 1917-18*  | Stand off  | Played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
373  | Harry Wilson  | 1917-18*  | Wing  | Played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
374  | Charles Woodcock  | 1917-18*  | Scrum half  | Played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
375  | John Tingle  | 1917-18*  | Centre  | Played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
376  | Jack Beames | 1917-18*  | Centre  | Guest from Halifax played unofficial games only during the First World War. Signed by Halifax from Newport, later played for Bradford Northern.  |
377  | Arthur Pemberton  | 1917-18*  | Stand off  | Guest from Halifax played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
378  | John Cyril Stacey  | 1917-18*  | Wing  | Guest from Halifax played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
379  | Joe Winterburn  | 1917-18*  | Forward  | Guest from Bradford Northern played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
380  | Tommy Muscroft  | 1917-18*  | Scrum half  | Guest from Bramley played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
381  | William Bibey  | 1917-18*  | Wing  | Played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
382  | Martin  | 1917-18*  | Wing  | Played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
383  | Thomas Parker  | 1917-18*  | Centre  | Guest from Batley played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
384  | Ernest Myers  | 1917-18*  | Forward  | Guest from Hunslet played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
385  | Fred Noble  | 1917-18*  | Scrum half  | Guest from Halifax played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
386  | Fred Hudson  | 1917-18*  | Fullback  | Guest from Batley played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
387  | L Dobson  | 1917-18*  | Centre  | Guest from Bradford Northern played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
388  | James Edward Lyons  | 1918-19*  | Fullback  | Guest from Batley played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
389  | Squire Stockwell | 1918-19*  | Wing  | Guest from Bramley played unofficial games during the First World War. Formally signed for Leeds in 1919 in exchange for Lou Marshall.  |
390  | Joe Lyman | 1918-19*  | Centre  | Guest from Dewsbury played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
391  | Ernest Rogers  | 1918-19*  | Scrum half  | Guest from Dewsbury played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
392  | Billy Hall  | 1918-19*  | Centre  | Guest from Oldham played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
393  | Alfred Francis  | 1918-19*  | Scrum half  | Guest from Hull played unofficial games only during the First World War. Previously played for Treherbert NU.  |
394  | George Boardman  | 1918-19*  | Fullback  | Played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
395  | Jim Bacon | 1918-19*  | Centre  | Welsh centre signed from Cross Keys. Debuted in unofficial game in 1919 before official debut in 1919. Later played for Castleford.  |
396  | Lister  | 1918-19*  | Fullback  | Sergeant from the army played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
397  | A Treloar  | 1918-19*  | Centre  | Played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
398  | \-  | \-  | \-  | Leeds have as "AN Other". Appears to be an error as no player missing from lineup in game stated (v Batley 28 December 1918)  |
399  | George Todd  | 1918-19*  | Centre  | Guest from Huddersfield played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
400  | George Turpin  | 1918-19*  | Stand off  | Guest from York played unofficial games only during the First World War.  |
401  | Daniel Mitchell  | 1919  | Wing  |  |
402  | Sid Lancaster  | 1919  | Fullback  |  |
403  | Arthur S Goldthorpe  | 1919  | Fullback  |  |
404  | James Newton  | 1919  | Second row  |  |
405  | John Clifford Pepper  | 1919  | Wing  |  |
406  | William N Whiting  | 1919  | Second row  | Later played for York  |
407  | John James Moran  | 1919  | Hooker  | Later played for York  |
408  | John Henry Roberts  | 1919–20  | Fullback  |  |
409  | H Clarkson  | 1919–20  | Stand off  |  |
410  | John J Lavender  | 1919–20  | Loose forward  |  |
411  | William Davis  | 1919–20  | Second row  | Signed from Gloucester rugby union. Later played for York.  |
412  | Sidney E Short  | 1919–20  | Centre  | Later played for York  |
413  | George Reynolds  | 1919–20  | Hooker  | Signed from Stroud rugby union. Later played for York.  |
414  | Syd Walmsley | 1919–20  | Wing  | Later played for Huddersfield  |
415  | M Slater  | 1919–20  | Second row  |  |
416  | Edward Perkins  | 1919–20  | Wing  |  |
417  | Edward James Owen  | 1920–21  | Fullback  | Welshman signed from Cross Keys RFC. Later played for York and Dewsbury.  |
418  | William Pearson  | 1920–21  | Second row  | Signed from Hunslet. Should be #352 as debuted as Guest during the First world War.  |
419  | William Francis Wanklyn  | 1920–21  | Scrum half  | Signed from Welsh rugby union club Crumlin RFC. Later signed for Keighley.  |
420  | Arthur Binks | 1920–21  | Stand off  | Later played for Wigan and Bradford Northern.  |
421  | Joseph Henry Hook  | 1920–21  | Wing  | Later played for York  |
422  | James Leahy  | 1920–21  | Second row  |  |
423  | Henry Trusler  | 1920–21  | Prop  | Signed from Northampton rugby union. Later played for Keighley  |
424  | John Hardaker  | 1920–21  | Hooker  | Signed from Bradford Northern  |
425  | George Kibbler | 1920–21  | Second row  | Later played for Huddersfield and died aged just 29.  |
426  | Robert Boagey  | 1921–22  | Second row  | Signed from Hull KR  |
427  | Archibald Brown | 1921–22  | Stand off  | Welsh rugby union international signed from Newport. Later played for Dewsbury.  |
428  | Frederick Davage  | 1921–22  | Second row  | Welsh forward signed from Cross Keys along with William E Lyons. Also played for 'junior' teams Normanton and Castleford.  |
429  | Joe Dixon  | 1921–22  | Prop  |  |
430  | Cyril Arandle  | 1921–22  | Hooker  | Signed from Hunslet in 1921. Rumoured to be the player included in the deal that saw Harold Buck sign for Leeds.  |
431  | William Ewert Lyons  | 1921–22  | Wing  | Welsh wing signed from Cross Keys also played for Halifax, Dewsbury and Castleford.  |
432  | Jim Roberts  | 1921–22  | Scrum half  |  |
433  | Jack Woolmore  | 1921–22  | Loose forward  | Later played for Dewsbury  |
434  | Richard Hammond Cracknell  | 1921–22  | Second row  | Also played for Huddersfield, as did his son Dick Cracknell.  |
435  | William "Jock" Anderson  | 1921–22  | Wing  |  |
436  | Arthur Thomas | 1922–23  | Prop  | Welsh-born forward also played for York, Halifax and Dewsbury.  |
437  | Billy Bowen | 1922–23  | Centre  | Welsh rugby union international signed from Swansea.  |
438  | George Jackson  | 1922–23  | Hooker  |  |
439  | George Pickles  | 1922–23  | Prop  |  |
440  | Albert Slater  | 1922–23  | Fullback  |  |
441  | George Windsor  | 1922–23  | Second row  | Signed from Bramley. Brother of James Windsor. Also played for Bramley.  |
442  | Jack Ashton  | 1922–23  | Loose forward  | Signed from York. Later played for Bramley.  |
443  | Joe Thompson[9] | 1922–23[10] | Prop  | Welsh rugby union international signed from Cross Keys. Set club goal and points records in career from 1922 to 1933.  |
444  | Edward Armitage  | 1922–23  | Stand off  |  |
445  | Winfrey Holmes  | 1922–23  | Second row  |  |
446  | Arnold Wilson  | 1922–23  | Hooker  |  |
447  | George Broughton | 1923–24  | Wing  | Wing later played for Hunslet. Father of George Broughton Jr and grandfather of John Atkinson.  |
448  | Horace Bennett  | 1923–24  | Prop  | Welsh rugby union forward signed from Cross Keys  |
449  | Jim Windsor  | 1923–24  | Fullback  | Brother of George Windsor  |
450  | William Gadsby  | 1923–24  | Scrum half  | Signed from Bramley  |
451  | Edwin Roberts  | 1923–24  | Wing  | Welsh back played for Cross Keys and signed from Northampton rugby union. Later played for Dewsbury and Castleford.  |
452  | Fred Waites  | 1923–24  | Loose forward  |  |
453  | Louis Corsi  | 1923–24  | Loose forward  | Welsh former Rochdale forward signed from York. One of several brothers to play for Rochdale.  |
454  | Jack Grant  | 1923–24  | Prop  | Welsh rugby union prop signed from Cardiff. Later played for Pontypridd.  |
455  | Fred Millard  | 1923–24  | Hooker  | Signed from York and later joined Featherstone Rovers.  |
456  | Harry Goulthorp  | 1923–24  | Wing  | Wing later played for Hunslet.  |
457  | Eddie Uren  | 1923–24  | Stand off  | English rugby union wing signed from Pontypool (previously with Plymouth Albion in Devon).  |
458  | \-  | \-  | \-  | This appears to be an error. Leeds name 458 as "Gilliard" – no such player in teamlists (supposedly played v Warrington 22 April 1924). Likely to be misspelling of Millard, who did play in this game.  |
459  | Joe Jones | 1924–25  | Centre  | Welsh rugby union international centre signed from Swansea.  |
460  | Mel Rosser | 1924–25  | Centre  | Welsh rugby union international centre signed from Penarth. Later played for York.  |
461  | Charlie Litt  | 1924–25  | Prop  | Later played for Hunslet  |
462  | Joe Hall  | 1924–25  | Hooker  | Signed from Dewsbury and later joined Featherstone Rovers.  |
463  | "A Smith"  | 1924–25  | Wing  | Triallist played as "A Smith" in game against Bramley in January 1925.  |
464  | Frank Burden  | 1924–25  | Second row  | Later played for Featherstone Rovers  |
465  | Frank Fletcher  | 1924–25  | Stand off  | Signed from Bramley and later played for Halifax.  |
466  | Joe Smith  | 1924–25  | Fullback  | Bradford Northern fullback played one trial game for Leeds while transfer-listed by Bradford. Returned to Bradford Northern.  |
467  | Charles Mason  | 1925–26  | Prop  |  |
468  | Brinley "Bryn" Williams | 1925–26  | Wing  | Dual-code Welsh international from Llanelli signed from Batley. Later played for Pontypridd.  |
469  | Jim Brough | 1925–26  | Full back  | England rugby union international full back went on to become dual international and Leeds captain.  |
470  | John Henry Bradley  | 1925–26  | Full back  |  |
471  | William Henry James  | 1925–26  | Wing  | Welsh rugby union wing signed from Aberavon  |
472  | Evan Williams | 1925–26  | Stand off  | Welsh rugby union stand off signed from Aberavon  |
473  | Tommy Bailey  | 1925–26  | Wing  | Later played for Dewsbury  |
474  | William Tordoff  | 1925–26  | Fullback  |  |
475  | Jim McCade  | 1926–27  | Prop  | Cumbrian forward later played for Batley  |
476  | Charles Arthur Lloyd | 1926–27  | Centre  | Welsh centre signed from Penarth rugby union. Later played for York.  |
\-  | F Smith  | 1926–27  | Wing  | Leeds appear to have missed this wing, who played two games for Leeds.  |
477  | Emlyn Watkins | 1926–27  | Loose forward  | Welsh rugby union international signed from Blaina. Later joined Oldham.  |
478  | Walter Swift  | 1926–27  | Scrum half  | Halfback played over 100 games for Leeds. Later played for Batley.  |
479  | Jenkins  | 1926–27  | Wing  |  |
480  | Herbert Wharville  | 1926–27  | Hooker  | Later played for Batley.  |
481  | Tyson Hodgson Burridge  | 1926–27  | Scrum half  | Cumbrian halfback signed from Clifton after A Team trial game, debuted Christmas Day 1926.  |
482  | Harry Jones  | 1926–27  | Wing  | Wing scored 4 tries on debut, a record equalled only by Alan Smith. Later joined Halifax.  |
483  | Lionel James Slater  | 1926–27  | Second row  | Signed from Broughton Rangers.  |
484  | Dan Pascoe | 1926–27  | Second row  | Welsh rugby union international signed from Neath. Later played for York.  |
485  | John Casey  | 1926–27  | Stand off  | Later played for Castleford  |
486  | James Curren  | 1926–27  | Hooker  |  |
487  | Les "Juicy" Adams | 1926–27  | Scrum half  | Halfback won Challenge Cups with Leeds, Huddersfield and Castleford. Died during the Second World War.  |
488  | George E Andrews | 1926–27  | Wing  | Welsh rugby union international signed from Newport. Later played for Castleford.  |
489  | Jeff Moores[6][11] | 1927–28  | Centre  | Queensland rep centre. Later played for York.  |
490  | Frank O'Rourke[6] | 1927–28  | Centre  | NSW representative centre signed from University of Sydney  |
491  | Frank Gallagher[12] | 1927–28  | Loose forward  | GB international signed from Batley  |
492  | Wally Desmond[6] | 1927–28  | Centre  | New Zealand international later played for Castleford, Batley and Bramley.  |
493  | Billy Watson  | 1927–28  | Hooker  | Signed from Keighley  |
494  | Stan Satterthwaite  | 1927–28  | Prop  | Played for Leeds from 1927 to 1946. Inducted into Leeds Hall of Fame in 2022.  |
495  | William Demaine  | 1927–28  | Hooker  | Signed from Batley  |
496  | Allan Rawlings  | 1927–28  | Prop  |  |
497  | George Goldie  | 1928–29  | Fullback  | Signed from Featherstone Rovers. Later played for Batley  |
498  | Fred Skelton  | 1928–29  | Second row  |  |
499  | Jimmy Douglas  | 1928–29  | Second row  | Scottish forward signed from Halifax  |
500  | Frank W Hobson  | 1928–29  | Wing  |  |
501  | John Harral Hudson  | 1928–29  | Loose forward  |  |
502  | Tommy Askin | 1928–29  | Centre  | Great Britain international centre signed from Featherstone Rovers. later played for Castleford.  |
503  | David Rees Jenkins  | 1928–29  | Second row  | Signed from Welsh rugby union. Later played for Barrow.  |
504  | Arthur "Candy" Evans | 1929–30  | Loose forward  | Dual code international signed from Halifax. Also played for Castleford, Warrington and Leigh.  |
505  | Rowland Eastwood  | 1929–30  | Fullback  |  |
506  | Harold Thomas  | 1929–30  | Wing  | Later played for York.  |
507  | Ernest Atkinson  | 1929–30  | Wing  |  |
508  | Stan Smith[13] | 1929–30  | Wing  | Great Britain international signed from Wakefield Trinity.  |
509  | James Gill  | 1929–30  | Loose forward  | Later played for Keighley  |
510  | John Cox  | 1930–31  | Second row  | Signed from Bradford Northern and later played for Halifax.  |
511  | John Fletcher Fenwick  | 1930–31  | Centre  |  |
512  | Eric Harris[6][14] | 1930–31  | Wing  | Queensland representative wing equalled club tries in a game (8) and broke all other Leeds scoring records including tries in a season (63 in 1935–36) and career (392).  |
513  | Parker  | 1930–31  | Second row  |  |
514  | Harry Broadhead  | 1930–31  | Stand off  | Later played for Barrow  |
515  | Robert Smith  | 1930–31  | Prop  | Signed from Wigan Highfield. Later played for Warrington.  |
516  | Joe Busch[6] | 1930–31  | Scrum half  | Australian international halfback signed from Easts. Later played for Balmain.  |
517  | Les Grainge  | 1930–31  | Wing  | Signed from Otley rugby union. Later played for Hunslet.  |
518  | John Fawcett  | 1930–31  | Scrum half  |  |
519  | Clement Man  | 1931–32  | Hooker  | Signed from Halifax rugby union  |
520  | James Powell  | 1931–32  | Prop  | Signed from Castleford  |
521  | David Rees James | 1931–32  | Prop  | Welsh rugby union international signed from Treorchy  |
522  | John Lowe  | 1931–32  | Hooker  | Signed from Wigan Highfield  |
523  | Charlie Glossop  | 1931–32  | Loose forward  | Signed from Wakefield Trinity. Later played for Batley.  |
524  | Harold Westwood  | 1931–32  | Scrum half  |  |
525  | Iorweth Jones | 1931–32  | Second row  | Welsh rugby union international signed from Llanelli. Later played for Batley.  |
526  | Robert Whelan  | 1931–32  | Hooker  |  |
527  | David Morgan Jenkins | 1932–33  | Prop  | Welsh rugby union international signed from Hunslet. Later played for Dewsbury.  |
528  | Harry Curran  | 1932–33  | Fullback  |  |
529  | Harry Dyer | 1932–33  | Second row  | Later played for Batley  |
530  | Frank Wright  | 1932–33  | Second row  |  |
531  | William John Morgan  | 1932–33  | Centre  | Signed from Dewsbury and later joined Broughton Rangers.  |
532  | Harry Newby  | 1932–33  | Fullback  | Originally with Buslingthorpe Vale, played just one game after signing from Wakefield Trinity.  |
533  | William John "Jack" Davies  | 1932–33  | Fullback  | Welsh fullback signed from York  |
534  | Ralph Green  | 1932–33  | Second row  | Signed from Dewsbury  |
535  | Don Pollard  | 1932–33  | Fullback  | Later played for Batley. Brother of Ernest Pollard.  |
536  | Septimus "Sep" Aspinall | 1933–34  | Loose forward  | Signed from York, also played for Huddersfield and Featherstone Rovers.  |
537  | Iorwerth Isaac | 1933–34  | Second row  | Welsh rugby union international also played for York.  |
538  | Albert Raymond "Dicky" Ralph | 1933–34  | Stand off  | Welsh rugby union international signed from Newport. Later played for Batley.  |
539  | Ken Jubb[15] | 1933–34  | Second row  | Second row signed from Castleford. Father of Alan Jubb.  |
540  | Gwyn Parker  | 1933–34  | Centre  | Welsh centre signed from Huddersfield. Later played for Keighley.  |
541  | Stan Brogden[16] | 1933–34  | Centre  | International centre signed from Huddersfield. Also played for Bradford Northern and Hull. Father of George Brogden.  |
542  | Len Higson | 1934–35  | Prop  | Signed from Wakefield Trinity and later played for Bradford Northern.  |
543  | Charlie Eaton  | 1934–35  | Fullback  | Understudy to Jim Brough played in two wartime Challenge Cup victories. later played for Batley.  |
544  | Kenneth Wensley  | 1934–35  | Second row  |  |
545  | Richard A Brighton  | 1934–35  | Hooker  |  |
546  | Cliff Whitehead  | 1934–35  | Loose forward  | Goalkicking forward signed from Hunslet. Also played for Batley and Bramley.  |
547  | Aubrey Casewell | 1934–35  | Second row  | Welsh forward signed from Salford. Also played for Halifax and Keighley.  |
548  | Fred Harris[17] | 1934–35  | Centre  | Signed from Leigh  |
549  | Ronnie Richards  | 1934–35  | Scrum half  | Welsh rugby union scrum half signed from Swansea. Later played for York.  |
550  | John Hall  | 1935–36  | Hooker  | Signed from Batley  |
551  | Edgar Jones | 1935–36  | Prop  | Welsh rugby union international signed from Swansea  |
552  | John Arthur Jones  | 1935–36  | Stand off  | Later played for Wakefield Trinity  |
553  | Harry Germaine  | 1935–36  | Centre  | Later played for Dewsbury  |
554  | Tom Hartley  | 1935–36  | Hooker  |  |
555  | Walter Dyson  | 1935–36  | Prop  | Signed from Featherstone Rovers  |
556  | Ernest Ripley  | 1935–36  | Second row  |  |
557  | Ernest Pollard | 1936–37  | Centre  | Signed from Wakefield Trinity. Joined Bradford Northern after one season. Brother of Don Pollard.  |
558  | James Plimmer  | 1936–37  | Hooker  | Signed from Castleford  |
559  | Cliff Evans | 1936–37  | Scrum half  | Welsh scrum half signed from Salford.  |
560  | Dai Prosser[18] | 1936–37  | Prop  | Welsh rugby union international prop signed from York. Later became Leeds coach.  |
561  | Ernest Whitehead  | 1936–37  | Wing  | Goalkicking wing joined Wakefield Trinity in 1938 but rejoined Leeds after the Second World War.  |
562  | Con Murphy[19] | 1936–37  | Hooker  | Welsh rugby union international signed from Streatham and Mitcham along with Dai Jenkins  |
563  | Dai Jenkins[20] | 1936–37  | Scrum half  | Welsh halfback signed from Streatham and Mitcham along with Con Murphy. Later played for Keighley.  |
564  | Ted Tattersfield | 1936–37  | Second row  | Signed from Hull KR. Later played for Batley.  |
565  | William Duffy  | 1936–37  | Loose forward  | Later played for Hunslet and coached Wakefield in 1953–54 and later Bramley. Brother of Richard Patrick Duffy  |
566  | Vic Hey[6][21] | 1937–38  | Stand off  | Australian international signed from Ipswich after playing for Wests in Sydney.  |
567  | Harry Woods | 1937–38  | Prop  | Signed from Liverpool Stanley and later played for Wigan  |
568  | Albert Place  | 1937–38  | Wing  | Also played for Featherstone Rovers  |
569  | Alf Watson[22] | 1937–38  | Loose forward  | Signed from Wakefield Trinity. Later played for Featherstone Rovers  |
570  | Cliff Carter  | 1937–38  | Hooker  | Signed from Wakefield Trinity. Later signed for Whitehaven.  |
571  | Frank Lingard  | 1938–39  | Centre  | Signed from Bramley and later played for Batley.  |
572  | Richard Patrick Duffy  | 1938–39  | Second row  | Brother of William Duffy  |
573  | Jack Kelly  | 1938–39  | Fullback  | Signed from rugby union. Guested for a number of clubs during the war and later signed for Dewsbury  |
574  | Reg Wheatley  | 1938–39  | Prop  | Signed from York. Returned to Leeds after a spell as a prisoner of war. Later joined Leigh.  |
575  | Jack Booth  | 1938–39  | Second row  | Later played for Wakefield Trinity  |
576  | William George Dennis  | 1938–39  | Wing  |  |
577  | Gareth Price | 1938–39  | Centre  | Welsh rugby union centre signed from Llanelli. Later played for Halifax.  |
578  | Idwal Davies | 1938–39  | Centre  | Welsh international rugby union centre signed from Llanelli  |
579  | Dennis Madden  | 1938–39  | Centre  | Signed from Huddersfield  |
580  | Alfred Phillips  | 1938–39  | Scrum half  | Later played for Batley  |
581  | Edgar Blackburn  | 1938–39  | Stand off  | Signed from Batley. Son of Harry Blackburn  |
582  | Richard Cawtheray  | 1938–39  | Hooker  |  |
583  | Oliver Morris | 1939–40  | Stand off  | Welsh stand off signed from Hunslet. Died during the Second World War.  |
584  | Samuel Crossley  | 1939–40  | Hooker  |  |
585  | Norman Hebb  | 1939–40  | Second row  | Later played for Bramley  |
\-  | H.F. Jones  | 1939–40  | Centre  | This player has been missed by Leeds. Played 5 games.  |
586  | Harry Maltby  | 1939–40  | Fullback  | Brother Sam played for Batley and Bramley  |
587  | Basil Arthur Towler  | 1939–40  | Prop  |  |
588  | Joe Ellis  | 1939–40  | Second row  | Guest from Dewsbury  |
589  | Ken Davies  | 1939–40  | Stand off  | Guest from Keighley  |
590  | George Harris  | 1939–40  | Second row  | Guest from Keighley  |
591  | Reg Jukes  | 1939–40  | Loose forward  | Guest from Featherstone Rovers  |
592  | Ray Hamer  | 1939–40  | Stand off  | Guest from Featherstone Rovers  |
593  | Bill Sherwood  | 1939–40  | Second row  | Guest from Featherstone Rovers  |
594  | Ivor Davies  | 1939–40  | Centre  | Guest from Dewsbury  |
595  | Alfred McManus  | 1939–40  | Second row  | Forward played one game for Castleford before joining Leeds and later Dewsbury. Also played as a guest for Wakefield Trinity.  |
596  | Jack Newbound  | 1939–40  | Second row  | Guest from Hunslet signed officially in 1945. Brother of Sam Newbound.  |
597  | Sam Newbound  | 1939–40  | Second row  | Guest from Hunslet. Brother of Jack Newbound.  |
598  | N Chapman  | 1939–40  | Second row  |  |
599  | Eric Batten | 1939–40  | Wing  | Guest from Hunslet. Son of Billy Batten and uncle of Ray Batten  |
600  | Bill Hudson | 1939–40  | Second row  | Guest from Batley  |
601  | Cyril Morrell | 1939–40  | Centre  | Guest from Hunslet  |
602  | Bryan Ewart Toothill  | 1939–40  | Wing  | Died during the Second World War  |
603  | Tom Walsh | 1939–40  | Scrum half  | Guest from Castleford  |
604  | H Rhodes  | 1939–40  | Centre  |  |
605  | H Ward  | 1939–40  | Scrum half  |  |
606  | Des Foreman  | 1939–40  | Second row  | Later played for Castleford  |
607  | Bill Eddom  | 1940–41  | Second row  | Guest from Wakefield Trinity  |
608  | Ray Maskill  | 1940–41  | Prop  | Guest from Hull KR  |
609  | Smart  | 1940–41  | Prop  |  |
610  | John Eastwood  | 1940–41  | Wing  | Guest from Hull KR  |
611  | Gus Risman | 1940–41  | Centre  | Guest from Salford. Father of Bev Risman.  |
612  | Harold Edwards  | 1940–41  | Second row  | Guest from Bradford Northern  |
613  | R.L. Morgan  | 1940–41  | Prop  |  |
614  | Dennis Warrior  | 1940–41  | Centre  | Later played for Bramley  |
615  | Len Blanchard  | 1940–41  | Prop  | Guest from Hull KR  |
616  | Thomas Pears  | 1940–41  | Wing  | Guest from Batley  |
617  | J Wilkinson  | 1940–41  | Second row  |  |
618  | Tom Harrison  | 1940–41  | Wing  | Guest from Salford  |
619  | Patrick McManus  | 1940–41  | Prop  | Guest from Castleford  |
620  | James Ramsey  | 1940–41  | Scrum half  |  |
621  | Edwin Billington  | 1940–41  | Stand off  | Guest from Bradford Northern  |
622  | Herbert Bowering  | 1940–41  | Second row  | Guest from Hull  |
623  | Harry Hammond  | 1940–41  | Second row  | Guest from Dewsbury  |
624  | George Morgan  | 1940–41  | Second row  | Guest from Dewsbury  |
625  | Bill Riley  | 1940–41  | Prop  | Guest from Liverpool Stanley  |
626  | Joe Rennard  | 1940–41  | Scrum half  | Guest from Castleford  |
627  | Joe Sedgwick  | 1940–41  | Centre  | Guest from Bramley  |
628  | Eddie Webb  | 1940–41  | Second row  | Guest from Bramley  |
629  | Richard Green  | 1940–41  | Wing  | Guest from Swinton  |
630  | John Morgan  | 1940–41  | Second row  | Guest from Huddersfield  |
631  | Denton Large  | 1940–41  | Stand off  |  |
632  | Jack Street  | 1940–41  | Second row  | Guest from Castleford  |
633  | Jack Garrett  | 1940–41  | Wing  | Guest from Warrington  |
634  | K Giles  | 1940–41  | Wing  |  |
635  | William "Benny" Pearson  | 1940–41  | Second row  | Guest from Bramley  |
636  | Eddie Bennett  | 1940–41  | Prop  | Guest from Hunslet  |
637  | Johnny Lawrenson | 1940–41  | Wing  | Guest from Wigan  |
638  | Alec Ramsden  | 1941–42  | Wing  | Guest from Dewsbury  |
639  | Lawrence Roberts  | 1941–42  | Prop  | Guest from Bradford Northern  |
640  | Francis George Self  | 1941–42  | Wing  |  |
641  | Tom Kenny | 1941–42  | Loose forward  | Guest from Salford  |
642  | Griff Jenkins  | 1941–42  | Stand off  | Guest from Warrington  |
643  | Herbert Farrar  | 1941–42  | Wing  | Guest from Bramley  |
644  | William Hayes  | 1941–42  | Scrum half  | Guest from Bradford Northern  |
645  | N Higgins  | 1941–42  | Fullback  | Guest from Dewsbury  |
646  | Jack Miller | 1941–42  | Prop  | Guest from Warrington  |
647  | Arthur Dexter  | 1941–42  | Second row  | Guest from Featherstone Rovers  |
648  | Mick Foley  | 1941–42  | Prop  | Guest from Batley  |
649  | E Sunderland  | 1941–42  | Hooker  | Guest from Keighley  |
650  | Charlie Seeling Jr  | 1941–42  | Second row  | Guest from Dewsbury  |
651  | Joe Desborough  | 1941–42  | Second row  | Guest from Bramley  |
652  | \-  | \-  | \-  | Leeds have 'triallist' but no player missing from lineup (v Castleford 22 November 1941)  |
653  | J McKenzie[6] | 1941–42  | Centre  | Guest from RAAF.  |
654  | Harold Taylor  | 1941–42  | Fullback  | Guest from Keighley  |
655  | A Fell[nb 1][1] | 1941–42  | Wing  | This is the supposed "soldier in the crowd" who jumped the fence to play for Leeds. Had previously played for Keighley.  |
656  | George Brown  | 1941–42  | Second row  | Guest from Batley  |
657  | Idris Towill | 1941–42  | Wing  | Guest from Keighley  |
658  | Jack Bradbury | 1941–42  | Stand off  | Guest from St Helens  |
659  | Ronnie Caress  | 1941–42  | Centre  | Guest from Wakefield Trinity  |
660  | Reg Jenkinson  | 1941–42  | Wing  | Guest from Wakefield Trinity  |
661  | Harry Murphy | 1941–42  | Loose forward  | Guest from Wakefield Trinity  |
662  | Sammy Miller | 1941–42  | Fullback  | Guest from Salford  |
663  | Jim Stott | 1941–42  | Centre  | Guest from St Helens  |
664  | Tony Frearson  | 1941–42  | Wing  | Guest from Hunslet  |
665  | Peter Twist  | 1941–42  | Centre  | Guest from St Helens  |
666  | Leslie Llewellyn White | 1941–42  | Hooker  | Guest from Hunslet  |
667  | Albany Longley  | 1941–42  | Centre  | Guest from Featherstone Rovers  |
668  | Percy Searles  | 1941–42  | Scrum half  | Guest from Featherstone Rovers  |
669  | J.T. Taylor  | 1941–42  | Fullback  | Guest from Bramley  |
670  | Walter Tennant  | 1941–42  | Stand off  | Guest from Featherstone Rovers  |
671  | George Cooper  | 1941–42  | Wing  | Guest from Bramley  |
672  | Tommy Taylor  | 1941–42  | Prop  | Guest from Castleford  |
673  | Harold Baker  | 1941–42  | Second row  | Guest from Oldham  |
674  | Fred Elson  | 1941–42  | Loose forward  | Guest from Oldham  |
675  | Charlie Glover  | 1941–42  | Stand off  | Guest from Wigan  |
676  | Francis Gregory | 1941–42  | Prop  | Guest from Warrington  |
677  | John Ward  | 1941–42  | Wing  | Guest from Rochdale Hornets  |
678  | Jack Ogden  | 1941–42  | Centre  | Guest from Oldham  |
679  | James Croston | 1941–42  | Centre  | Guest from Castleford  |
680  | John H Fox  | 1941–42  | Second row  | Guest from Castleford  |
681  | James Nicholls  | 1941–42  | Second row  | Guest from Castleford  |
682  | Alan Edwards | 1941–42  | Wing  | Guest from Salford  |
683  | Eric Jones  | 1942–43  | Loose forward  | Guest from Castleford  |
684  | Stanley Moores  | 1942–43  | Prop  | Guest from Bramley  |
685  | Sid Rookes  | 1942–43  | Centre  | Guest from Hunslet  |
686  | Roland Bancroft  | 1942–43  | Prop  | Guest from Bramley  |
687  | Billy Thompson  | 1942–43  | Prop  | Guest from Hunslet  |
688  | Billy Thornton | 1942–43  | Scrum half  | Guest from Hunslet  |
689  | Jack Walkington | 1942–43  | Fullback  | Guest from Hunslet  |
690  | Eddie Murphy  | 1942–43  | Second row  | Guest from Bramley. Brother of Dennis Murphy  |
691  | Whitham  | 1942–43  | Hooker  | Guest from Batley  |
692  | William Wood  | 1942–43  | Wing  | Guest from Dewsbury  |
693  | Cyril Plenderleith  | 1942–43  | Second row  | Guest from Hunslet  |
694  | Jack Whincup  | 1942–43  | Wing  | Guest from Hunslet  |
695  | Cyril Callaghan  | 1942–43  | Wing  |  |
696  | Joe Britton  | 1942–43  | Hooker  | Guest from Hunslet  |
697  | Hudson Irving  | 1942–43  | Prop  | Guest from Halifax  |
698  | Frank Lees  | 1942–43  | Centre  | Guest from Oldham  |
699  | William Thomas Davies  | 1942–43  | Centre  | Guest from Huddersfield  |
700  | Arthur Childs  | 1942–43  | Second row  | Guest from Halifax  |
701  | F Oakley  | 1942–43  | Stand off  | Guest from Sale rugby union  |
702  | Bernard Gray  | 1943–44  | Stand off  |  |
703  | Ike Owens[23] | 1943–44  | Loose forward  | Welsh forward signed from Maesteg. Also played for Castleford and Huddersfield.  |
704  | Walter Dockar  | 1943–44  | Wing  | Guest from Hull  |
705  | Dennis Murphy  | 1943–44  | Second row  | Guest from Bramley signed officially after the war. Brother of Eddie Murphy.  |
706  | John Kane  | 1943–44  | Stand off  | Guest from Dewsbury  |
707  | F Mardy  | 1943–44  | Centre  |  |
708  | Tommy Cornelius  | 1943–44  | Centre  | Welsh centre later played for Whitehaven  |
709  | Haigh  | 1943–44  | Centre  |  |
710  | Harold Riley Betts  | 1943–44  | Second row  | Rugby union player stationed in West Riding  |
711  | A Jones  | 1943–44  | Wing  | Rugby union player stationed in West Riding  |
712  | W.E. Jones  | 1943–44  | Stand off  |  |
713  | Norman Pugh  | 1943–44  | Second row  | Guest from Oldham  |
714  | Lewis Rees  | 1943–44  | Prop  | Guest from Oldham  |
715  | Harold Whitehead  | 1943–44  | Prop  | Guest from Oldham  |
716  | Howard Burt  | 1943–44  | Stand off  | Rugby union serviceman from RAF Ringway. Later played for Salford.  |
717  | C Crowther  | 1943–44  | Wing  | Rugby union serviceman from RAF Ringway.  |
718  | Harry Dagnan  | 1943–44  | Wing  | Guest from Salford  |
719  | Dai Rees  | 1943–44  | Stand off  | Rugby union RAF serviceman later signed for Oldham. Leeds incorrectly identified this as a different player from 769  |
720  | Daniel Sheehy  | 1943–44  | Wing  | Welsh wing later played for Dewsbury  |
721  | John Terry  | 1943–44  | Second row  | Guest from Batley  |
722  | George Brogden  | 1943–44  | Wing  | Son of Stan Brogden  |
723  | C Kaye  | 1943–44  | Scrum half  |  |
724  | Alan Flowers  | 1943–44  | Second row  | Guest from Wakefield Trinity  |
725  | R.E. Hodgson  | 1943–44  | Prop  | Guest from York  |
726  | George Jepson  | 1943–44  | Stand off  | Guest from Wakefield Trinity  |
727  | Arthur Staniland  | 1943–44  | Wing  | Later played for Castleford. Father of Andrew Staniland  |
728  | Walter Wardle  | 1943–44  | Scrum half  |  |
729  | Harry Wilkinson | 1943–44  | Prop  | Guest from Wakefield Trinity  |
730  | Lou Davies  | 1943–44  | Stand off  | Guest from Batley/York  |
731  | Ernie Herbert  | 1943–44  | Scrum half  | Guest from Hull  |
732  | George Nicholson  | 1943–44  | Hooker  | Guest from Dewsbury  |
733  | Ken Brookes  | 1943–44  | Wing  | Guest from Wakefield Trinity  |
734  | Ronnie Copley  | 1943–44  | Wing  | Guest from Wakefield Trinity  |
735  | Roy Goddard  | 1943–44  | Scrum half  | Guest from Hunslet  |
736  | Edwin "Sandy" Orford | 1943–44  | Second row  | Guest from Wakefield Trinity  |
737  | Ron Rylance | 1943–44  | Centre  | Guest from Wakefield Trinity  |
738  | George Bunter  | 1943–44  | Second row  | Guest from Broughton Rangers  |
739  | L Morgan  | 1943–44  | Second row  | Guest from rugby union  |
740  | Ted Beesley  | 1943–44  | Second row  | Guest from Barrow  |
741  | Danny Hartley  | 1943–44  | Second row  | Guest from Dewsbury  |
742  | George Kershaw  | 1943–44  | Second row  | Guest from Dewsbury  |
743  | Jimmy Ledgard | 1943–44  | Fullback  | Fullback triallist went on to become one of the game's top pointscorers with Leigh.  |
744  | James Burness  | 1943–44  | Centre  |  |
745  | T Sterry  | 1943–44  | Second row  |  |
746  | John Russell Dixon[6] | 1943–44  | Centre  | RAAF and GPS rugby union (Brisbane). Died in plane crash along with John Roper.  |
747  | John Roper[6] | 1943–44  | Second row  | RAAF and Randwick rugby union (Sydney). Died in plane crash along with John Dixon  |
748  | \-  | \-  | \-  | Leeds have erroneously identified this as "Ladis Davies" – it is Lou Davies (#730). "Ladis" is not a name.  |
749  | Norman Guest | 1943–44  | Centre  | Guest from Castleford  |
750  | Frank Hemingway  | 1943–44  | Prop  | Guest from Featherstone Rovers  |
751  | Jack Higgins  | 1943–44  | Scrum half  | Guest from Featherstone Rovers  |
752  | Lewie Beaumont  | 1944–45  | Second row  | Guest from Hull KR  |
753  | Ernest McWatt  | 1944–45  | Centre  | Guest from Hull KR. Brother of Wilf McWatt  |
754  | Walter Ness  | 1944–45  | Stand off  | Guest from Hull KR  |
755  | Hector Gee[6] | 1944–45  | Scrum half  | Australian scrum half signed from Wigan. Later played for Batley.  |
756  | Harry Jones  | 1944–45  | Prop  | Guest from Warrington  |
757  | Les Jones  | 1944–45  | Fullback  | Guest from Warrington  |
758  | C Boxall  | 1944–45  | Prop  |  |
759  | Eric Hesketh  | 1944–45  | Stand off  | Signed from Wigan. Later played for Batley.  |
\-  | Barney Hudson | 1944–45  | Wing  | Leeds have missed this player – seem to have mixed up with Bill Hudson of Batley (#600). Guest from Salford debuted against Barrow 23 Sep 1944.  |
760  | Wilfred McWatt  | 1944–45  | Centre  | Guest from Hull KR. Brother of Ernest McWatt.  |
761  | Fred Scott  | 1944–45  | Second row  | From Barrow District. Played for Barrow after the war.  |
762  | Stanley Sparkes  | 1944–45  | Prop  | Guest from Batley  |
763  | B Williams  | 1944–45  | Fullback  | Welsh triallist  |
764  | Joe Flanagan  | 1944–45  | Second row  | Guest from Keighley later signed officially  |
765  | W Nicholson  | 1944–45  | Wing  |  |
766  | Robert Spruce  | 1944–45  | Second row  | Guest from Swinton  |
767  | Ron Thatcher  | 1944–45  | Stand off  | Welsh triallist  |
768  | Bob France  | 1944–45  | Centre  | Guest from Batley  |
769  | \-  | \-  | \-  | Leeds have as Dai Rees of Oldham. This is a repeat of 719.  |
770  | Walter Cussans  | 1944–45  | Fullback  |  |
771  | Tommy Holland  | 1944–45  | Stand off  | Guest from Swinton  |
772  | Stan Ayres  | 1944–45  | Second row  | Guest from Barrow  |
773  | Vince Doughty  | 1944–45  | Wing  | Guest from Wigan  |
774  | Bob Joel  | 1944–45  | Second row  | Guest from Barrow District. Later played for Rochdale Hornets.  |
775  | Dicky Williams[24] | 1944–45  | Stand off  | Welsh stand off signed from Bristol rugby union. Later played for Hunslet.  |
776  | K Baker  | 1944–45  | Wing  | Guest from Batley  |
777  | John Hickey  | 1944–45  | Second row  | Welsh triallist  |
778  | Ernie Lawrence  | 1944–45  | Centre  | Guest from Hull  |
779  | Jack Taylor  | 1944–45  | Wing  | Guest from Wigan  |
780  | Kenneth Bell  | 1944–45  | Wing  |  |
781  | George Benson  | 1944–45  | Second row  | Guest from Barrow district  |
782  | Emlyn Richards  | 1944–45  | Centre  | Welsh rugby union centre later played for Hull KR  |
783  | Walter Best  | 1944–45  | Wing  | Guest from Bradford Northern. Signed officially after the war.  |
784  | George Carmichael | 1944–45  | Fullback  | Guest from Bradford Northern.  |
785  | Harold Caldwell  | 1944–45  | Wing  | Guest from Keighley  |
786  | Dave Cotton  | 1944–45  | Hooker  | Guest from Warrington  |
787  | Alf Burnell | 1944–45  | Scrum half  | Guest from Hunslet  |
788  | Des Clarkson | 1944–45  | Second row  | Guest from Hunslet. Signed for Leeds after the war.  |
789  | J Martin[6] | 1944–45  | Wing  | Guest from RAAF  |
790  | Vince McKeating | 1944–45  | Hooker  | Hooker later played for Workington and Barrow  |
791  | P Stephenson  | 1944–45  | Wing  |  |
792  | Ken Traill | 1944–45  | Loose forward  | Guest from Hunslet  |
793  | J Cox[6] | 1944–45  | Wing  | Guest from RAAF  |
794  | Paddy O'Donell  | 1944–45  | Wing  | Guest from Widnes  |
795  | A Evans  | 1944–45  | Second row  |  |
796  | Longman  | 1944–45  | Prop  |  |
797  | Mick Roberts  | 1944–45  | Wing  | Guest from Widnes  |
798  | Norman Thompson  | 1944–45  | Prop  | Guest from St Helens  |
799  | Reg Brightmore  | 1944–45  | Wing  | Guest from Featherstone Rovers  |
800  | Greenwood  | 1944–45  | Loose forward  |  |
801  | Herbert Wright  | 1944–45  | Second row  | Guest from Featherstone Rovers  |
802  | C Whiteley  | 1945–46  | Fullback  |  |
803  | Jack Rogers  | 1945–46  | Fullback  | Debut aged 16. Later played for Salford, Oldham and Bramley  |
804  | Les Tate  | 1945–46  | Wing  | Later played for Oldham  |
805  | Jim Davies  | 1945–46  | Wing  | Guest from Widnes  |
806  | Thomas Keen  | 1945–46  | Scrum half  | Played for Barrow A and played a trial game for Leeds in September 1945 before he was called up into the RAF where he excelled at rugby union for 3 years. Demobbed in 1948, 2 months later joined Whitehaven and made his debut in Feb 1949 and went on to be a mainstay of the Whitehaven team.  |
807  | Stan Tompkinson  | 1945–46  | Centre  | Guest from Barrow  |
808  | W Wilson  | 1945–46  | Second row  | Guest from Barrow  |
809  | Woosner  | 1945–46  | Stand off  |  |
810  | S Carter  | 1945–46  | Hooker  |  |
811  | Cleaver  | 1945–46  | Fullback  | Guest from RAF Ringway  |
812  | Johnny Feather  | 1945–46  | Scrum half  | Later played for Oldham. Uncle of John Holmes and Phil Holmes  |
813  | R Hinchcliffe  | 1945–46  | Centre  |  |
814  | Hutchins  | 1945–46  | Wing  | Guest from RAF Ringway  |
\-  | William George Jones  | 1945–46  | Prop  | Guest from Newport rugby union debuted against Bradford 15 Sep 1945. Leeds have missed this player  |
815  | Robert Batten  | 1945–46  | Centre  | Later played for Oldham. Son of Billy and Brother of Eric.  |
816  | A Buckley  | 1945–46  | Second row  |  |
817  | Charles Waters  | 1945–46  | Second row  | Born in Askem (Cumberland) in 1920 played 13 times for Leeds in 1945–46 then for Dewsbury. in 1946–47 season he played for Batley. Played a few wartimes games for barrow as well but never officially signed for them.  |
818  | Thomas Bowron  | 1945–46  | Wing  | Guest from Barrow District  |
819  | Hubert Lockwood | 1945–46  | Fullback  | Loan signing from Halifax  |
820  | William Vernon Morgan  | 1945–46  | Wing  |  |
821  | D Branch  | 1945–46  | Second row  |  |
822  | William Metcalfe  | 1945–46  | Centre  | Later played for Hunslet  |
823  | H Tipton  | 1945–46  | Fullback  |  |
824  | R Bedford  | 1945–46  | Wing  |  |
825  | George Vernon Hughes  | 1945–46  | Second row  | Welsh forward later played for Wakefield Trinity, Huddersfield, Leigh and Liverpool City  |
826  | I.J. Evans  | 1945–46  | Stand off  |  |
827  | N. H. Fitton  | 1945–46  | Fullback  |  |
828  | Alan Horsfall  | 1945–46  | Hooker  | Later played for Castleford  |
829  | A Roberts  | 1945–46  | Prop  |  |
830  | Vincent Dilorenzo  | 1945–46  | Hooker  | Loan signing from Bradford Northern  |
831  | E Lane  | 1945–46  | Wing  |  |
832  | K Watkins  | 1945–46  | Fullback  |  |
833  | Billy Banks | 1945–46  | Scrum half  | Welsh rugby union halfback signed from Maesteg. Also played for Wakefield Trinity, Huddersfield, Whitehaven and Salford  |
834  | Denis Chalkley  | 1945–46  | Fullback  |  |
835  | Wilf Cox  | 1945–46  | Centre  |  |
836  | Thomas Leslie Williams  | 1946–47  | Centre  | Welsh rugby union centre signed from Newport. Also played for Doncaster  |
837  | George T Swaine  | 1946–47  | Second row  |  |
838  | Jim Tynan  | 1946–47  | Scrum half  | Later played for Oldham  |
839  | Chris Brereton  | 1946–47  | Prop  | Signed from Halifax. Later joined Keighley  |
840  | Bert E Cook[6][25] | 1946–47[25] | Full back  | Kiwi fullback signed from NZ armed forces rugby union team. Later played for Keighley  |
841  | Arthur Clues[6][26] | 1946–47  | Second row  | Australian international forward signed from Wests. Later joined Hunslet.  |
842  | Joe Hulme  | 1947–48  | Second row  | Later played for Bramley  |
843  | Len Kenny[6] | 1947–48  | Wing  | Australian winger  |
844  | \-  | \-  | \-  | Leeds have "AN Other" – no player missing from game (v Warrington 18 Oct 1947)  |
845  | Norman Davies  | 1947–48  | Hooker  | Welsh hooker signed from rugby union  |
846  | Edward "Ginger" Downes  | 1947–48  | Scrum half  |  |
847  | Ted Verrenkamp[6] | 1947–48  | Centre  | Australian utility-back later played for Keighley.  |
848  | Maurice Ogden  | 1947–48  | Second row  | Later played for Featherstone Rovers  |
849  | Jacobus Pansegruow  | 1947–48  | Second row  | South African forward later played for Halifax  |
850  | Ken Kearney[6] | 1948–49  | Hooker  | Australian rugby union international played for Leeds until 1951 when he joined St George.  |
851  | Bob McMaster[6] | 1948–49  | Prop  | Australian rugby union international  |
852  | Drew Turnbull[27] | 1948–49  | Wing  | Scottish wing signed from Hawick rugby union. Later joined Halifax.  |
853  | Thomas Wright | 1948–49  | Wing  | Scottish international wing signed from Hawick.  |
854  | Les Thomas  | 1948–49  | Second row  | Signed from Oldham  |
855  | Alan Kendrick  | 1948–49  | Second row  | Later played for Castleford  |
856  | Friend Taylor  | 1948–49  | Fullback  | Signed from Oldham  |
857  | Gwyn Gronow  | 1948–49  | Prop  | Signed from Hunslet. Later played for Doncaster.  |
858  | Ike Proctor[6] | 1948–49  | Centre  | Signed from Halifax. later joined Warrington.  |
859  | Bob Bartlett[6] | 1948–49  | Centre  | Australian centre signed from Bramley  |
860  | John L Haynes  | 1948–49  | Wing  |  |
861  | Tom Lane  | 1948–49  | Second row  | Signed from Hunslet  |
862  | W Smith  | 1948–49  | Loose forward  |  |
863  | Lawrence Ganley  | 1949–50  | Wing  |  |
864  | Frank Watson[1] | 1949–50  | Scrum half  | Signed from Hunslet. Later joined Batley  |
865  | Eric Battersby  | 1949–50  | Hooker  | Later played for St Helens  |
866  | Ronald O'Farrell  | 1949–50  | Wing  |  |
867  | Bill Hopper[28] | 1949–50  | Prop  | Signed from Warrington. Later joined Dewsbury  |
868  | Gordon Brown[29] | 1949–50  | Centre  | World Cup winner 1954  |
869  | Bruce Ryan[6] | 1950–51  | Wing  | Australian wing signed from Hull  |
870  | Bernard Poole | 1950–51  | Second row  | Signed from Hull. Later joined York.  |
871  | Vernon Grace  | 1950–51  | Fullback  | Later joined York  |
872  | Dennis Nutting  | 1950–51  | Prop  | Signed from Wakefield Trinity  |
873  | Clarence Weaver  | 1950–51  | Scrum half  |  |
874  | Walt J Smith  | 1950–51  | Prop  | Is this the same player as "W Smith" (#862)?  |
875  | Geoff Moore  | 1951–52  | Loose forward  | Signed from Bradford Northern. Later played for Dewsbury.  |
876  | Arthur Wood[30] | 1951–52  | Prop  | Signed from Featherstone Rovers. Later joined Bramley.  |
877  | Ken Ward  | 1951–52  | Stand off  | Signed from Oldham. Later joined Doncaster.  |
878  | Jim Dunn  | 1951–52  | Fullback  |  |
879  | Jerry Garbutt  | 1951–52  | Wing  | Later played for Bramley  |
880  | Dennis Scholes  | 1951–52  | Wing  | Signed from Hull KR. Later played for Featherstone Rovers.  |
881  | Harold Oddy  | 1951–52  | Centre  | Later played for Castleford  |
882  | Keith McLellan[31][6][32] | 1951–52  | Centre  | Signed from Australian rugby union. Went on to captain Leeds in the 1957 Challenge Cup win.  |
883  | Dave Bennett  | 1951–52  | Scrum half  | Signed from Bramley, where he played from 1946–47 to 1951–52. Previously at Bradford for the 1945–46 season  |
884  | Bernard Prior[33] | 1951–52  | Hooker  | Later played for Hunslet  |
885  | Dudley Reyner  | 1951–52  | Wing  |  |
886  | Billy Pratt  | 1951–52  | Scrum half  | Later played for Halifax  |
887  | Jeff Stevenson[34] | 1951–52  | Scrum half  | Signed from rugby union. Later joined York  |
888  | Alec Dick  | 1951–52  | Loose forward  | Later played for Batley. Father of Kevin Dick  |
889  | Phillip Shillitoe  | 1952–53  | Prop  |  |
890  | Terry Whitehead  | 1952–53  | Wing  |  |
891  | Bill Woodhead  | 1952–53  | Fullback  | From Fox Rovers in the Leeds league. Later joined Bramley  |
892  | Elwyn Gwyther | 1952–53  | Prop  | Welsh prop signed from Belle Vue Rangers  |
893  | Tom Lynn  | 1952–53  | Wing  | Signed from Hunslet Boys Club  |
894  | Ralph Morgan | 1952–53  | Fullback  | Signed from Swinton  |
895[nb 2][35][31] | Lewis Jones | 1952–53  | Centre  | Welsh rugby union international broke multiple scoring records with Leeds.  |
896  | George Broughton Jnr[36][nb 3] | 1952–53  | Wing  | Wing signed from Castleford. Son of George Broughton and uncle of John Atkinson  |
897  | Frank Bowers  | 1952–53  | Loose forward  |  |
898  | Billy Blan | 1953–54  | Loose forward  | Signed from Wigan. Later joined St Helens.  |
899  | Clifford Last  | 1953–54  | Loose forward  | Later joined Hull KR  |
900  | Jack Lendill | 1953–54  | Stand off  | Brother of Peter Lendill.  |
901  | Tom Shirtliffe  | 1953–54  | Second row  | Signed from Batley  |
902  | Gordon Parker  | 1953–54  | Wing  |  |
903  | Bill Hanson  | 1953–54  | Second row  |  |
904  | Tony Skelton  | 1953–54  | Prop  |  |
905  | Alan Bartle  | 1953–54  | Wing  |  |
906  | John Sewell  | 1954–55  | Second row  | Later played for Keighley  |
907  | Derek Wilkinson  | 1954–55  | Wing  | Signed from Doncaster  |
908  | David Rose | 1954–55  | Wing  | Scottish rugby union international signed from Huddersfield  |
909  | Joe Anderson[37] | 1954–55  | Prop  | Signed from Castleford. Later joined Featherstone Rovers  |
910  | Colin Wilkinson  | 1954–55  | Second row  |  |
911  | Peter Umpleby[38] | 1954–55  | Second row  | Later joined Castleford  |
912  | Peter Lendill  | 1955–56  | Fullback  | Later joined Salford. Brother of Jack Lendill  |
913  | Vic Fuller  | 1955–56  | Prop  |  |
914  | Fred Smith | 1955–56  | Wing  | Joined Wakefield.  |
915  | Colin Tomlinson  | 1955–56  | Second row  | Signed from Bramley  |
916  | Harry Street[39][40] | 1955–56  | Loose forward  | Signed from Wigan. Later joined Featherstone Rovers  |
917  | Barry Charlesworth  | 1955–56  | Wing  | Later joined Featherstone Rovers.  |
918  | Don Robinson[41] | 1955–56  | Second row  | Signed from Wakefield Trinity. Later joined Doncaster  |
919  | Del Hodgkinson[42] | 1955–56  | Wing  |  |
920  | Pat Quinn | 1956–57  | Fullback  | England rugby union international. Later joined Wigan.  |
921  | Don Gullick | 1956–57  | Centre  | Welsh centre signed from Leigh  |
922  | George Richardson  | 1956–57  | Wing  |  |
923  | Malcolm Davies | 1956–57  | Wing  | Welsh wing signed from Bradford Northern  |
924  | Les Belshaw | 1956–57  | Prop  | Signed from Bradford Northern  |
925  | Alvin Kirkland | 1957–58  | Wing  | American wing also played for Parramatta  |
926  | Trevor Whitehead  | 1957–58  | Prop  | Originally a centre from rugby union moved into the forwards. Later joined Hull. Father of Paul Whitehead  |
927  | Gary Hemingway | 1957–58  | Wing  | Wing signed from rugby union  |
928  | Walter Garside  | 1957–58  | Wing  | Later joined Bramley  |
929  | Barry Simms | 1957–58  | Hooker  |  |
930  | Ron Murray  | 1957–58  | Second row  | Scottish forward signed from rugby union  |
931  | Fred Ward  | 1957–58  | Second row  | Signed from Castleford. Later joined Keighley.  |
932  | Stanley Dodds  | 1957–58  | Prop  | Previously played for Hunslet  |
933  | Mick Pratt  | 1957–58  | Prop  |  |
934  | Erie Deysel  | 1958–59  | Wing  | Triallist from Rhodesia. Brother of Ossie Deysel  |
935  | Alan Jubb  | 1958–59  | Second row  | Son of Ken Jubb later joined Bramley  |
936  | Ossie Deysel  | 1958–59  | Wing  | Triallist from Rhodesia. Brother of Ernie Deysel  |
937  | Jim Hainsworth  | 1958–59  | Prop  | Signed from Batley  |
938  | Jack Pycroft  | 1958–59  | Scrum half  | Later joined Oldham  |
939  | Derek Hallas | 1958–59  | Centre  | Signed from Keighley. Also played for Parramatta.  |
940  | Michael Hinch  | 1958–59  | Scrum half  |  |
941  | Russell Robins | 1958–59  | Second row  | Welsh rugby union international signed from Pontypridd  |
942  | Wilf Rosenberg | 1958–59  | Wing  | South African rugby union international. Later played for Hull.  |
943  | Vince Hattee  | 1959–60  | Centre  | Later played for Doncaster  |
944  | Fred Pickup[43] | 1959–60  | Centre  | Also played for Manly, Parramatta and Hunslet  |
945  | Eric Horsman  | 1959–60  | Stand off  | Later joined Doncaster  |
946  | Peter Parker  | 1959–60  | Centre  | Later joined Oldham  |
947  | Dennis Goodwin | 1959–60  | Second row  | Signed from Barrow. Later joined York  |
948  | Eddie Ratcliffe  | 1959–60  | Wing  |  |
949  | Paul Stacey  | 1959–60  | Loose forward  |  |
950  | Jack Fairbank[44] | 1959–60  | Second row  | Signed from Huddersfield. Father of John Fairbank  |
951  | David Johnson  | 1959–60  | Wing  | Later joined Hull  |
952  | Colin Evans[45] | 1959–60  | Scrum half  | Welsh rugby union international signed from Pontypool. Later played for York and Keighley.  |
953  | Ken Thornett[6] | 1959–60  | Fullback  | Australian rugby union fullback later joined Parramatta  |
954  | Mike Cadywold  | 1960–61  | Wing  |  |
955  | Vic Sawyer  | 1960–61  | Stand off  | Signed from South African rugby union. Returned to SA after one game.  |
956  | Jack Brook  | 1960–61  | Wing  | Signed from Batley  |
957  | Trevor Oldroyd[46] | 1960–61  | Stand off  | Later played for Batley  |
958  | Brian Shaw | 1960–61  | Loose forward  | Signed from Hunslet  |
959  | Geoff Wriglesworth | 1961–62  | Wing  | Later played for Bradford Northern, Hull KR and Wakefield Trinity  |
960  | George Simpson[47] | 1961–62  | Fullback  | Later played for Bramley  |
961  | John Sykes  | 1961–62  | Second row  | Later played for Bradford Northern  |
962  | Louis Neumann | 1961–62  | Second row  | South African forward later played for Easts  |
963  | Derek Davies | 1961–62  | Stand off  | Signed from Bradford Northern. Later joined Hull.  |
964  | Abe Terry | 1961–62  | Prop  | Signed from St Helens. Later joined Featherstone Rovers  |
965  | Robin Dewhurst  | 1961–62  | Fullback  | Later played for Bramley and coached Leeds in the 1980s.  |
966  | Mick Shoebottom[48] | 1961–62  | Stand off  | Leeds junior. Career ended early by injury.  |
967  | Gilbert Ashton  | 1961–62  | Second row  | Later played for Bradford Northern  |
968  | David Walker  | 1961–62  | Second row  | Later joined Keighley  |
969  | Brian Sadler  | 1961–62  | Second row  | Signed from junior rugby and from the Normanton area. Emigrated to Australia in the spring of 1965  |
970  | Graham Charlesworth  | 1961–62  | Hooker  | Later played for Hull.  |
971  | Alan Smith[49] | 1962–63  | Wing  | Finished as third highest tryscorer in Leeds history  |
972  | Alan Rees | 1962–63  | Stand off  | Welsh rugby union international signed from Maesteg  |
973  | Ron Cowan | 1962–63  | Wing  | Scottish rugby union international signed from Selkirk. Later played for Hull.  |
974  | Don Devereux | 1962–63  | Second row  | Welsh rugby union international second row signed from Huddersfield  |
975  | Mick Joyce  | 1962–63  | Prop  |  |
976  | John Davies | 1962–63  | Second row  | Welsh rugby union international signed from Llanelli. Later played for Dewsbury and died aged just 28.  |
977  | Dennis "Des" Burke  | 1962–63  | Centre  | Australian centre played for Norths  |
978  | Mike Creary  | 1962–63  | Wing  | Teacher from Huddersfield  |
979  | Barry Seabourne[50] | 1962–63  | Scrum half  | Later played for Bradford Northern  |
980  | Dennis Toohey  | 1962–63  | Wing  | Later played for Bramley  |
981  | Andrew Broatch | 1963–64  | Centre  | Scottish rugby union flyhalf signed from Hawick  |
982  | Alan Lockwood  | 1963–64  | Hooker  | Signed from Hull KR  |
983  | Mick Clark[51] | 1963–64  | Prop  | Signed from Salford  |
984  | Ray Batten[52] | 1963–64  | Second row  | Grandson of Billy Batten  |
985  | Jack Thomas  | 1963–64  | Prop  | Later played for Doncaster  |
986  | David Hartley  | 1963–64  | Wing  | Later played for Featherstone Rovers  |
987  | Les Chamberlain  | 1963–64  | Second row  | Signed from Hull KR  |
988  | Bill Drake | 1963–64  | Second row  | Signed from Hull. Later joined York  |
989  | Peter McVeigh  | 1963–64  | Second row  | Signed from Batley. Later joined Hull.  |
990  | Dick Gemmell | 1963–64  | Centre  | Signed from Hull  |
991  | Ernest Towler  | 1963–64  | Prop  | Later joined Bramley  |
992  | Ron Morgan | 1964–65  | Second row  | Welsh forward signed from Swinton. Later joined Hull.  |
993  | Robert Smith  | 1964–65  | Stand off  |  |
994  | Albert Firth | 1964–65  | Second row  | Signed from York  |
995  | Bob Landers[6] | 1964–65  | Wing  | Australia wing played for Easts and Penrith  |
996  | Alf Meakin | 1964–65  | Wing  | International sprinter had brief trial with Leeds.  |
997  | David Hick  | 1964–65  | Wing  | Utility back played in multiple finals with Leeds. Later joined Hull KR.  |
998  | Peter Astbury[46] | 1964–65  | Hooker  | Later played for Bramley  |
999  | Stewart Coulthard  | 1964–65  | Second row  |  |
1000  | Syd Hynes[1] | 1964–65[53] | Centre  | Became captain and later coach of Leeds.  |
1001  | Ken Rollin  | 1965–66  | Scrum half  | Signed from Wakefield Trinity  |
1002  | Harry Poole | 1965–66  | Loose forward  | Signed from Hull KR. Later joined Hunslet  |
1003  | Michael Broom  | 1965–66  | Fullback  |  |
1004  | Bev Risman[10] | 1965–66[54] | Fullback  | England rugby union international signed from Leigh. Son of Gus Risman.  |
1005  | Peter Moscatt[6] | 1965–66  | Hooker  | Later played for Easts  |
1006  | Bernard Watson  | 1965–66  | Centre  | Later played for Bradford Northern, hull KR and Dewsbury  |
1007  | John Atkinson[55] | 1965–66  | Wing  | Second highest tryscorer in Leeds history.  |
1008  | John Langley  | 1966–67  | Centre  | Later played for Dewsbury  |
1009  | Ken Eyre | 1966–67  | Prop  | Signed from Hunslet. Later joined Keighley. Brother of Albert Eyre.  |
1010  | Ted Barnard[47] | 1966–67  | Prop  | Later joined Hull KR  |
1011  | Peter Fozzard  | 1966–67  | Second row  | Father of Nick Fozzard  |
1012  | Phil Sunderland  | 1966–67  | Second row  |  |
1013  | Frank Brown  | 1966–67  | Centre  | Later played for Wakefield Trinity  |
1014  | Tony Crosby[56] | 1966–67  | Hooker  | Signed from York. Later joined Hull KR.  |
1015  | Albert Eyre  | 1967–68  | Second row  | Signed from Keighley. Brother of Ken Eyre.  |
1016  | Chris Fawdington  | 1967–68  | Scrum half  | Later joined Keighley  |
1017  | John Burke  | 1967–68  | Prop  | Later joined Keighley  |
1018  | Bob Coverley  | 1967–68  | Hooker  | Played for both Hull and Hull KR  |
1019  | Bill Ramsey[57] | 1967–68  | Second row  | Signed from Hunslet. Also played for Bradford Northern and Widnes.  |
1020  | Mick Leadbetter  | 1967–68  | Second row  |  |
1021  | Harry Beverley  | 1967–68  | Prop  | Later played for Dewsbury, Workington and Fulham  |
1022  | John Holmes[1][31][58] | 1968–69  | Stand off  | Record 625 appearances for Leeds from 1968 to 1989. Brother of Phil Holmes and nephew of Johnny Feather  |
1023  | Ray Handscombe  | 1968–69  | Hooker  | Later played for Wakefield Trinity and Featherstone Rovers  |
1024  | George Shepherd  | 1968–69  | Hooker  | Signed from Wakefield Trinity  |
1025  | Phil Holmes  | 1968–69  | Wing  | Later played for Batley. Brother of John Holmes and nephew of Johnny Feather.  |
1026  | Mick Lamb  | 1968–69  | Centre  | Signed from rugby union. Later joined Bradford Northern  |
1027  | Phil Cookson[59] | 1968–69  | Second row  | First forward to score over 100 tries for Leeds.  |
1028  | Graham Eccles[60] | 1968–69  | Second row  | Almost 400 games for Leeds before joining Wakefield Trinity  |
1029  | Trevor Briggs | 1969–70  | Centre  | Also played for Bramley  |
1030  | Peter Dunn  | 1969–70  | Hooker  | Signed from Hunslet. Also played for Bradford Northern.  |
1031  | Bob Haigh[61] | 1969–70  | Loose forward  | Signed from Wakefield Trinity. Broke season try record for a forward with 40 in 1970–71.  |
1032  | Steve Pitchford[62] | 1969–70  | Prop  | Lance Todd Trophy winner 1977. Also played for Bramley.  |
1033  | Barry Parker | 1970–71  | Wing  | Later joined Wakefield Trinity  |
1034  | Alan Bence  | 1970–71  | Second row  | Later joined Wigan  |
1035  | Tony Wainwright  | 1970–71  | Stand off  | Later joined Oldham  |
1036  | Les Dyl[63] | 1970–71  | Centre  | Played for Bramley at end of career  |
1037  | Tony Fisher[64] | 1970–71  | Hooker  | Welsh hooker/prop signed from Bradford Northern  |
1038  | Neil Goodwin  | 1970–71  | Second row  |  |
1039  | Alan Preece  | 1970–71  | Second row  | Signed from Hunslet  |
1040  | Alan Hardisty | 1971–72  | Stand off  | Signed from Castleford  |
1041  | David Ward[31][65] | 1971–72  | Hooker  | Long-serving Leeds captain and later returned as coach. Father of Danny Ward.  |
1042  | Chris Sanderson  | 1971–72  | Scrum half  | Died following injury at Salford in 1977 a week before the Challenge Cup Final  |
1043  | David Barham[66] | 1971–72  | Scrum half  | Reserve halfback played in the 1971 Championship final  |
1044  | George Claughton  | 1971–72  | Wing  | Signed for Castleford  |
1045  | Keith Hepworth | 1971–72  | Scrum half  | Signed from Castleford. Later played for Hull and Bramley  |
1046  | Terry Clawson[67] | 1971–72  | Prop  | Goalkicking prop signed from Hull KR. Later joined Oldham  |
1047  | Brian Hughes  | 1971–72  | Second row  | Later joined Oldham  |
1048  | David Jeanes | 1972–73  | Prop  | International prop signed from Wakefield Trinity  |
1049  | Geoff Nicholls  | 1972–73  | Fullback  | Signed from Barrow. Later joined Hunslet.  |
1050  | John Hay[68] | 1972–73  | Fullback  | Signed from Featherstone Rovers. Later joined Bramley.  |
1051  | Geoff Clarkson  | 1972–73  | Prop  | Signed from Warrington. Later joined York in career spanning multiple clubs.  |
1052  | Derek Edwards | 1972–73  | Stand off  | Signed from Castleford. Later joined Keighley  |
1053  | Derek Parker  | 1973–74  | Second row  | Later joined Bramley  |
1054  | John Ward  | 1973–74  | Prop  | Signed from Salford  |
1055  | David Marshall  | 1973–74  | Fullback  | Signed from Hunslet. Later joined Hull  |
1056  | Phil Sanderson  | 1973–74  | Loose forward  | Signed from Hunslet  |
1057  | Stephen Cooper  | 1973–74  | Second row  | Later joined York  |
1058  | Bryan Murrell | 1973–74  | Fullback  | Later joined Hunslet. Father of Scott Murrell  |
1059  | Kevin Coussons[69] | 1973–74  | Scrum half  |  |
1060  | Paul Fletcher  | 1973–74  | Centre  | Later joined Bramley  |
1061  | Roy Dickinson | 1973–74  | Prop  | Later joined Halifax  |
1062  | Bryan Adams  | 1973–74  | Second row  | Utility later joined Wakefield Trinity  |
1063  | Steve Dickens  | 1973–74  | Second row  |  |
1064  | John Hutchinson  | 1973–74  | Hooker  | Previously played for Batley  |
1065  | Merv Hicks | 1973–74  | Second row  | Welsh forward signed from Hull. Later joined Bradford Northern  |
1066  | Mick Harrison[70] | 1974–75  | Prop  | Signed from Hull  |
1067  | David Jenkins  | 1974–75  | Stand off  | Welsh triallist later joined Widnes  |
1068  | Brendan White  | 1974–75  | Second row  | Later joined York  |
1069  | Neil Hague[71] | 1974–75  | Centre  | Played in all back positions for Leeds. Later joined Halifax. Uncle of Anthony and David Gibbons.  |
1070  | Gordon McHugh  | 1974–75  | Second row  | Later joined Huddersfield  |
1071  | Mel Mason | 1974–75  | Stand off  | Signed from Featherstone Rovers. Later joined Barrow.  |
1072  | Derek Howard  | 1974–75  | Wing  | Later joined Bradford Northern  |
1073  | Ian Payne  | 1974–75  | Hooker  | Signed from York. Later joined Hunslet.  |
1074  | Kevin Dick | 1975–76  | Scrum half  | Also played for Hull, Halifax and Huddersfield. Son of Alec Dick  |
1075  | Peter Banner | 1976–77  | Scrum half  | Signed from Featherstone Rovers  |
1076  | David Smith[72] | 1976–77  | Wing  | Signed from Wakefield Trinity. Later joined Bradford Northern  |
1077  | Sean Miller  | 1976–77  | Hooker  | Later joined Carlisle  |
1078  | Chris Burton | 1976–77  | Second row  | Later played for Huddersfield, Hull KR and Featherstone Rovers  |
1079  | Peter Harrison  | 1976–77  | Prop  |  |
1080  | Stan Fearnley | 1976–77  | Loose forward  | Signed from Bradford Northern  |
1081  | Dave Heron[73] | 1976–77  | Loose forward  | Later joined Bradford Northern. Brother of Wayne Heron  |
1082  | Tim Wilby  | 1976–77  | Centre  | Later joined Hull  |
1083  | Stuart Johnston  | 1976–77  | Wing  | Later joined Bramley  |
1084  | Willie Oulton  | 1976–77  | Fullback  | Signed from Wakefield Trinity  |
1085  | David Treasure | 1977–78  | Scrum half  | Signed from Oldham. Later joined Keighley  |
1086  | John "Sammy" Sanderson  | 1977–78  | Scrum half  | Signed from Wakefield Trinity. Later joined Hull KR.  |
1087  | Chris Gibson  | 1977–78  | Centre  | Signed from rugby union and later joined York  |
1088  | Mick Crane | 1977–78  | Loose forward  | Signed from Hull. Also played for Hull KR  |
1089  | Nigel Whitehouse | 1977–78  | Hooker  | Later joined Halifax  |
1090  | Tony Binder  | 1977–78  | Fullback  | Later joined Carlisle  |
1091  | John Carroll  | 1977–78  | Loose forward  | Later played for Batley, Halifax and Hull  |
1092  | Ricky Winterbottom  | 1977–78  | Wing  | Later played for Bramley and Batley  |
1093  | Gary Hetherington[1] | 1978–79  | Hooker  | Goalkicking forward signed from York. later founded Sheffield Eagles and returned to Leeds as CEO  |
1094  | Neil Lean  | 1978–79  | Prop  | Later joined Hunslet  |
1095  | Graham Joyce  | 1978–79  | Second row  | Signed from Bradford Northern  |
1096  | Ian Slater  | 1978–79  | Stand off  | Signed from Bradford Northern  |
1097  | Eddie Cunningham | 1979–80  | Centre  | Signed from St Helens and later joined Widnes.  |
1098  | Maurice Lucas  | 1979–80  | Prop  | Later played for Carlisle  |
1099  | Terry Naylor  | 1980–81  | Wing  |  |
1100  | Keith Rayne | 1980–81  | Prop  | Signed from Wakefield Trinity  |
1101  | Wayne Heron  | 1980–81  | Second row  | Later joined Kent Invicta and Bradford Northern. Brother of Dave Heron.  |
1102  | Mark Massa  | 1980–81  | Wing  | Later joined Featherstone Rovers  |
1103  | Dave Heselwood  | 1980–81  | Centre  | Signed from rugby union. Later joined Barrow.  |
1104  | Jeff Townend  | 1980–81  | Prop  | Signed from Wigan and later joined York  |
1105  | Ian Wilkinson | 1980–81  | Fullback  | Centre turned fullback later joined Halifax and Bradford Northern  |
1106  | Andy Mackintosh  | 1980–81  | Stand off  | Later joined Featherstone Rovers. Brother of Ian Mackintosh  |
1107  | John McNeill  | 1980–81  | Hooker  | Signed from Featherstone Rovers  |
1108  | Ian Mackintosh  | 1980–81  | Scrum half  | Forced to retire due to injury. Brother of Andy Mackintosh  |
1109  | Peter Lister  | 1980–81  | Stand off  | Later joined Batley  |
1110  | Andy Sykes  | 1980–81  | Prop  | Later joined Barrow  |
1111  | Tony Burke[74] | 1981–82  | Prop  | Signed from Bramley. Joined St Helens in exchange for Gary Moorby and later played for Warrington.  |
1112  | Kevin Rayne | 1981–82  | Prop  | Signed from Wakefield Trinity. Brother of Keith Rayne.  |
1113  | Graham Brearley  | 1981–82  | Wing  | Later joined Huddersfield  |
1114  | Mark Campbell  | 1981–82  | Wing  | Later played for Sheffield Eagles  |
1115  | Andy Smith  | 1981–82  | Wing  | Signed from rugby union  |
1116  | Mark Conway[75] | 1982–83  | Scrum half  | Debuted aged 17. Later joined Wakefield Trinity.  |
1117  | Colin Cooper  | 1982–83  | Wing  |  |
1118  | Russ Sowden  | 1982–83  | Hooker  | Signed from Halifax  |
1119  | Paul Gill  | 1982–83  | Fullback  | BARLA international fullback  |
1120  | Kevin Squire  | 1982–83  | Second row  | Signed from Barnstaple rugby union. Forced to retire through illness.  |
1121  | Des Armitage  | 1982–83  | Second row  |  |
1122  | Pat Mitchell  | 1982–83  | Wing  |  |
1123  | Paul Whitehead  | 1982–83  | Second row  | Son of Trevor Whitehead  |
1124  | David Creasser[75] | 1983–84  | Centre  | Signed from Hunslet Parkside following BARLA U-19 tour of New Zealand  |
1125  | David Healy  | 1983–84  | Fullback  |  |
1126  | Steve Martin[6] | 1983–84  | Scrum half  | Australian international signed from Balmain  |
1127  | Gary Moorby[74] | 1983–84  | Second row  | Signed from St Helens in exchange for Tony Burke. Began with Keighley.  |
1128  | Terry Webb[6] | 1983–84  | Loose forward  | Australian signed from Redcliffe. Later joined Hunslet  |
1129  | Roy Powell[76] | 1983–84  | Second row  | Also played for Bradford Northern, Featherstone Rovers and Batley. Died aged just 33.  |
1130  | Paul Prendiville | 1983–84  | Wing  | Welsh wing signed on season-long loan from Hull  |
1131  | Kevin James | 1983–84  | Second row  | Second row played as sub against Queensland during brief trial. Also played for Barrow and York  |
1132  | Dean Bell[6] | 1983–84  | Centre  | New Zealand international went on to play for Wigan after spell with Easts. Returned to Leeds as coach and played one game in 1996  |
1133  | Mark Laurie[6] | 1983–84  | Second row  | Australian second row from Parramatta. Played 1983–84 and returned for second spell in 1989–90.  |
1134  | Trevor Clark[6] | 1983–84  | Hooker  | Kiwi hooker also played for Bradford Northern and Featherstone Rovers  |
1135  | Ricky Lulham[6] | 1983–84  | Scrum half  | Australian halfback also played for Hunslet  |
1136  | Gareth Ingham  | 1983–84  | Wing  |  |
1137  | Mark Wilson  | 1983–84  | Scrum half  | Also played for Bradford Northern  |
1138  | Richard Gunn  | 1983–84  | Hooker  | Star junior also played for Featherstone Rovers  |
1139  | Phil Owen[6] | 1984–85  | Second row  |  |
1140  | Tony Currie[6] | 1984–85  | Centre  | Signed from Brisbane competition, played two seasons. Won Premierships in Australia with Canterbury and Brisbane and played for Queensland and Australia.  |
1141  | Trevor Paterson[6] | 1984–85  | Prop  | Signed for Leeds following 1983–84 Queensland tour. Played for Easts.  |
1142  | Brendan Hill | 1984–85  | Prop  | Later played for Bradford Northern  |
1143  | Gavin Jones[6] | 1984–85  | Prop  | Signed for Leeds following 1983–84 Queensland tour. Played for Norths and Cronulla.  |
1144  | Steve Bleakley[6] | 1984–85  | Loose forward  | Australian signed from Brisbane competition. Also played for York.  |
1145  | Wally Fullerton-Smith[6] | 1984–85  | Second row  | Australian international from Redcliffe. Later played for St George  |
1146  | Neil Hunt[6] | 1984–85  | Wing  | Wing/fullback from Parramatta  |
1147  | Eric Grothe[77][6] | 1984–85  | Wing  | Australian international from Parramatta  |
1148  | Paul Medley | 1984–85  | Second row  | Later joined Bradford Northern  |
1149  | Colin Maskill | 1984–85  | Hooker  | Signed from Wakefield Trinity  |
1150  | Andrew Staniland  | 1985–86  | Wing  | Signed from rugby union. Son of Arthur Staniland  |
1151  | Steve Ford | 1985–86  | Wing  | Welsh rugby union triallist. Brother of Phil Ford.  |
1152  | Cliff Lyons[6] | 1985–86, 1988–89  | Stand off  | Australian signed initially from Norths. Won two Premierships with Manly  |
1153  | Norman Francis  | 1985–86  | Wing  |  |
1154  | Jeff Grayshon[78] | 1985–86  | Prop  | Signed from Bradford Northern. Originally a centre with Dewsbury, winning the 1972 Championship Final against Leeds.  |
1155  | Phil Turner  | 1985–86  | Prop  |  |
1156  | Henry Sharp  | 1985–86  | Wing  | Later played for Halifax  |
1157  | Carl Gibson | 1985–86  | Centre  | GB international signed from Batley. Also played for Featherstone Rovers  |
1158  | Richard Pratt  | 1985–86  | Wing  | Later played for Hull KR  |
1159  | Errol Johnson  | 1985–86  | Centre  | Later joined Bradford Northern  |
1160  | Khurshid Butt  | 1986–87  | Second row  | Later played for Featherstone Rovers. Brother of Ikram Butt.  |
1161  | Bob Morris[6] | 1986–87  | Hooker  | Australian hooker from regional NSW  |
1162  | Peter Smith[6] | 1986–87  | Prop  | Australian signed from Illawarra  |
1163  | Andy Gascoigne  | 1986–87  | Scrum half  | Former Bramley scrum half signed from Hull  |
1164  | Andrew Ettingshausen[6][79] | 1986–87  | Fullback  | Cronulla star played two spells with Leeds, 1986–87 and 1988–89  |
1165  | Mark McGaw[6] | 1986–87  | Centre  | Cronulla centre  |
1166  | Gary Price | 1986–87  | Second row  | Signed from York  |
1167  | Trevor Skerrett | 1986–87  | Prop  | Signed from Hull. Later joined Keighley  |
1168  | Andy Mason  | 1986–87  | Centre  | Former rugby union centre signed from Bramley. Joined Wakefield in 1987 in mass exchange (Andy Mason, Phil Fox, Keith Rayne and Mark Conway moved to Wakefield in exchange for Gary Spencer and John Lyons)  |
1169  | Phil Fox  | 1986–87  | Wing  | Signed from Leigh. Joined Wakefield in 1987 in mass exchange (Andy Mason, Phil Fox, Keith Rayne and Mark Conway moved to Wakefield in exchange for Gary Spencer and John Lyons)  |
1170  | Ray Ashton  | 1986–87  | Scrum half  | Signed from Oldham  |
1171  | Mark Wilkes[6] | 1986–87  | Stand off  | Australian played one game during trial. Also played for Workington Town.  |
1172  | John Basnett | 1986–87  | Wing  | International wing signed from Widnes  |
1173  | Mark Brooke-Cowden[6] | 1987–88  | Second row  | All Black forward also played for Salford  |
1174  | Lee Crooks | 1987–88  | Prop  | GB international signed in record transfer from Hull. Later joined Castleford.  |
1175  | John Lyons  | 1987–88  | Scrum half  | Signed from Wakefield in 1987 in mass exchange (Andy Mason, Phil Fox, Keith Rayne and Mark Conway moved to Wakefield in exchange for Gary Spencer and John Lyons)  |
1176  | Alan Rathbone | 1987–88  | Second row  | Signed from Warrington. Leeds career lasted less than one game due to injury.  |
1177  | Gary Spencer  | 1987–88  | Fullback  | Signed from Wakefield in 1987 in mass exchange (Andy Mason, Phil Fox, Keith Rayne and Mark Conway moved to Wakefield in exchange for Gary Spencer and John Lyons). Later rejoined Wakefield.  |
1178  | Mark Lord  | 1987–88  | Centre  | Later joined Oldham  |
1179  | Peter Tunks[6] | 1987–88  | Prop  | Australian international signed from Canterbury  |
1180  | Marty Gurr[75][6] | 1987–88  | Fullback  | Australian signed from Manly  |
1181  | Peter Jackson[6] | 1987–88  | Centre  | Australian from Norths  |
1182  | Steve Morris[6] | 1987–88  | Wing  | Australian international from St George  |
1183  | Garry Schofield[1][80] | 1987–88  | Stand off  | Originally a centre signed for record fee from Hull, later moving to stand off.  |
1184  | John Fairbank  | 1987–88  | Prop  | Joined Oldham in exchange for Hugh Waddell. Son of Jack Fairbank.  |
1185  | David Stephenson | 1987–88  | Centre  | GB international signed from Wigan  |
1186  | Darren Stevens[6] | 1987–88  | Hooker  | Australian triallist  |
1187  | Paul Delaney | 1987–88  | Scrum half  | Leeds junior later played for Dewsbury  |
1188  | Gary Stephens | 1987–88  | Scrum half  | Former GB international played one game for Leeds. Father of Gareth Stephens.  |
1189  | Vince Fawcett | 1987–88  | Wing  | Leeds junior debuted aged 17. Also played for Parramatta  |
1190  | Hugh Waddell[81] | 1988–89  | Prop  | GB international signed from Oldham  |
1191  | Sam Backo[6] | 1988–89  | Prop  | Australia international played short spell in 1988–89  |
1192  | Gary Lord | 1988–89  | Fullback  | Signed from Castleford  |
1193  | John Bentley | 1988–89  | Wing  | England rugby union international later played for Halifax.  |
1194  | Phil Ford | 1988–89  | Wing  | Welsh wing signed from Bradford Northern. Also played for Warrington, Wigan and Salford.  |
1195  | Chris Vasey  | 1988–89  | Stand off  | Signed from Dewsbury  |
1196  | Paul Dixon | 1988–89  | Prop  | GB international signed from Halifax, having begun with Huddersfield.  |
1197  | Neil James | 1989–90  | Prop  | Signed from Castleford. Previously played for Castleford  |
1198  | Warren Wilson  | 1989–90  | Fullback  | Signed from Hunslet  |
1199  | Gary Divorty | 1989–90  | Loose forward  | Signed from Hull  |
1200  | Craig Izzard[6] | 1989–90  | Second row  | Short-term signing from Parramatta  |
1201  | Rex Terp[6] | 1989–90  | Fullback  | One game for Leeds. Later played for St George  |
1202  | Craig Coleman[82][6] | 1989–90  | Scrum half  | Short-term signing from Souths  |
1203  | Cavill Heugh[6] | 1989–90  | Prop  | Queensland rep forward signed from Barrow.  |
1204  | David Cruickshank[6] | 1989–90  | Scrum half  | Short-term signing from Souths, understudy to Craig Coleman  |
1205  | Mike Kuiti[6] | 1989–90  | Loose forward  | NZ international signed from Rochdale Hornets  |
1206  | Rob Ackerman | 1989–90  | Centre  | Welsh rugby union international signed from Whitehaven  |
1207  | David Young | 1989–90  | Prop  | Welsh rugby union international later played for Salford  |
1208  | Paul Worthy  | 1989–90  | Prop  | Later played for Dewsbury  |
1209  | Ikram Butt | 1989–90  | Wing  | Later played for Featherstone  |
1210  | John Gallagher | 1990–91  | Fullback  | All Blacks fullback  |
1211  | Paul Harkin | 1990–91  | Scrum half  | Signed from Bradford Northern. Also played for Hull KR.  |
1212  | Simon Irving | 1990–91  | Centre  | Signed from rugby union.  |
1213  | Eddie Rombo | 1990–91  | Wing  | Kenyan winger signed from rugby union  |
1214  | Shaun Wane | 1990–91  | Prop  | Signed from Wigan. Went on to become Wigan and GB coach.  |
1215  | Steve Molloy | 1990–91  | Prop  | Signed from Warrington  |
1216  | Francis Maloney | 1990–91  | Stand off  | Leeds junior  |
1217  | Paul Anderson | 1990–91  | Prop  | Leeds junior debuted aged 17. Went on to play for Bradford Northern and St Helens.  |
1218  | Bobbie Goulding | 1991–92  | Scrum half  | Signed from Wigan. One season with Leeds before joining Widnes in exchange for Alan Tait. Later played for St Helens  |
1219  | Mike O'Neill | 1991–92  | Prop  | Former Widnes prop signed from Rochdale Hornets  |
1220  | Ellery Hanley[83] | 1991–92  | Loose forward  | GB international signed for record fee from Wigan, having begun with Bradford Northern. Broke season try record for a forward with 41 in 1994–95.  |
1221  | Morvin Edwards[6] | 1991–92  | Fullback  | New Zealand international  |
1222  | Gareth Stephens | 1991–92  | Scrum half  | Son of Gary Stephens  |
1223  | Matt Shaw  | 1991–92  | Second row  | Signed from Ryedale York  |
1224  | Craig Innes[6] | 1991–92  | Centre  | All Black centre later won Premiership with Manly  |
1225  | Stuart Arundel  | 1991–92  | Fullback  | Later played for Halifax  |
1226  | Leigh Deakin  | 1991–92  | Wing  | Later played for York  |
1227  | Jim Fallon | 1992–93  | Wing  | Signed from Bath rugby union  |
1228  | Andy Goodway | 1992–93  | Second row  | GB international signed from Wigan  |
1229  | Andy Gregory | 1992–93  | Scrum half  | GB international signed from Wigan  |
1230  | Gary Mercer[6] | 1992–93  | Second row  | New Zealand international signed from Warrington  |
1231  | Alan Tait | 1992–93  | Full back  | Scotland rugby union international and GB rugby league international signed from Widnes in exchange for Bobbie Goulding  |
1232  | Mick Worrall | 1992–93  | Second row  | Former Oldham forward signed from Salford. Father of Simon Worrall  |
1233  | James Lowes | 1992–93  | Hooker  | Originally a halfback signed from Hunslet. Converted to hooker and went o to become GB international. Later played for Bradford Northern.  |
1234  | Kevin Iro[6] | 1992–93  | Centre  | NZ international centre also played for Wigan and St Helens  |
1235  | Carl Grigg  | 1992–93  | Stand off  | Australian triallist  |
1236  | Graham Middleton  | 1992–93  | Second row  | Later played for Batley  |
1237  | Paul Cook | 1992–93  | Wing  | Later joined Bradford  |
1238  | Lee Harland | 1992–93  | Second row  | Later played for Castleford  |
1239  | Graham Holroyd | 1992–93  | Stand off  | Goalkicking halfback debuted aged 17. Later joined Halifax.  |
1240  | Steve Pilgrim | 1992–93  | Fullback  | Triallist from rugby union  |
1241  | Jon Scales | 1992–93  | Wing  | Signed from rugby union. Later played for Bradford  |
1242  | Neil Harmon | 1993–94  | Prop  | Signed from Warrington  |
1243  | Steve Parrish  | 1993–94  | Second row  | Former Bradford utility signed from Batley  |
1244  | Matt Schultz | 1993–94  | Second row  | Later played for Hull  |
1245  | Ian Scott  | 1993–94  | Prop  | Signed from Workington  |
1246  | Gary Rose | 1993–94  | Prop, Second-row | Signed from Featherstone. Later joined Hull  |
1247  | Francis Cummins[84] | 1993–94  | Wing | Played entire career with Leeds and was the youngest Challenge cup finalist in 1994  |
1248  | Marcus Vassilakopoulos | 1993–94  | Loose forward | Later joined Sheffield Eagles  |
1249  | Richie Eyres | 1993–94  | Second-row | GB international signed from Widnes  |
1250  | Jim Leatham[74] | 1993–94  | Prop  | Later joined Hull  |
1251  | Neil Battye  | 1993–94  | Second row  | One game for Leeds. Also played for Castleford and Featherstone Rovers  |
1252  | Jason Donohue  | 1993–94  | Scrum half  | Signed from Leigh. Later joined Bradford  |
1253  | Phil Hassan | 1993–94  | Centre  | Later played for Salford  |
1254  | Harvey Howard | 1993–94  | Prop  | Signed from Widnes. Won Premiership with Brisbane Broncos  |
1255  | Anthony Barrett  | 1993–94  | Wing  |  |
1256  | Nick Fozzard[74] | 1993–94  | Prop  | Prop later joined Huddersfield. Played for a number of clubs including St Helens. Son of Peter Fozzard.  |
1257  | Lee Maher | 1993–94  | Fullback  | Later played for Doncaster  |
1258  | Carl Pearson  | 1993–94  | Prop  |  |
1259  | Steve Pickles  | 1993–94  | Hooker  |  |
1260  | \-  | \-  | \-  | Leeds have this as Matt Shaw. This may be a repeat of 1223, and is also not Mick Shaw (1265)  |
1261  | Patrick Entat | 1994–95  | Scrum half  | French international halfback also played for Hull  |
1262  | Esene Faimalo[6] | 1994–95  | Prop  | Signed from Widnes  |
1263  | George Mann[6] | 1994–95  | Prop  | Signed from St Helens  |
1264  | Marvin Golden | 1994–95  | Wing  | Later joined Halifax  |
1265  | Mick Shaw | 1994–95  | Hooker  | Later played for Rochdale Hornets  |
1266  | Adrian Morley[1] | 1994–95  | Second row  | Won Challenge Cup with Leeds and Premiership with Easts. Returned to win controversial GF with Bradford and later won Challenge Cups with Warrington.  |
1267  | David Gibbons | 1994–95  | Scrum half  | Later joined Keighley. Brother of Anthony Gibbons and nephew of Neil Hague  |
1268  | Alan Julian  | 1994–95  | Second row  | Later joined Keighley.  |
1269  | Tony Kemp[6] | 1995–96  | Stand off  | New Zealand international previously played for Castleford  |
1270  | Mike Forshaw | 1995–96  | Second row  | Former Wigan forward signed from Wakefield Trinity. Later joined Bradford after spell in rugby union.  |
1271  | Paddy Handley | 1995–96  | Scrum half  | Later joined Featherstone Rovers  |
1272  | Jamie Field | 1995–96  | Prop  | Also played for Huddersfield, Wakefield Trinity and Featherstone Rovers  |
1273  | Barrie McDermott[85] | 1995–96  | Prop  | GB international signed from Wigan  |
1274  | Anthony Gibbons | 1995–96  | Fullback  | Later joined Keighley. Brother of David Gibbons and nephew of Neil Hague  |
1275  | Carl Hall[6] | 1996  | Centre  | Kiwi signed from Bradford  |
1276  | John Riley  | 1996  | Wing  |  |
1277  | Paul Gleadhill | 1996  | Wing  | Later joined Featherstone Rovers  |
1278  | Terry Newton | 1996  | Hooker  | Later joined Wigan  |
1279  | Nathan Picchi[6] | 1996  | Loose forward  | Kiwi injured in only appearance for Leeds.  |
1280  | Dean Clark[6] | 1996  | Stand off  | New Zealand international previously played for Hull KR  |
1281  | Sateki Tuipulotu[6] | 1996  | Wing  | Signed from Tongan rugby union  |
1282  | Gavin Brown | 1996  | Scrum half  | Later joined Bramley  |
1283  | David Hulme | 1996[86] | Scrum half  | GB international played short spell with Leeds from Widnes.  |
1284  | Leroy Rivett | 1996  | Wing  | Scored record 4 tries in 1999 Challenge Cup Final  |
1285  | Marcus St Hilaire | 1996  | Fullback  | Signed from Huddersfield  |
1286  | Adam Hughes | 1996  | Centre  | Later joined Wakefield Trinity  |
1287  | Wayne Collins[87][6] | 1997  | Hooker  | Signed from South Queensland  |
1288  | Anthony Farrell | 1997  | Second row  | Signed from Sheffield Eagles. Later joined Widnes.  |
1289  | Damian Gibson[6] | 1997  | Fullback  | Signed from North Queensland. Later joined Halifax.  |
1290  | Dean Lawford | 1997  | Hooker  | Signed from Sheffield Eagles. Later joined Halifax.  |
1291  | Martin Masella[88][6][89] | 1997  | Prop  | Signed from Souths. Later joined Wakkefield Trinity  |
1292  | Jamie Mathiou[6] | 1997  | Prop  | Signed from North Queensland  |
1293  | Paul Sterling | 1997  | Wing  | Signed from Hunslet. previously played for Hull.  |
1294  | Ryan Sheridan | 1997  | Scrum half  | Signed from Sheffield Eagles  |
1295  | Richie Blackmore[6] | 1997  | Centre  | New Zealand international signed from NZ Warriors. Previously played for Castleford.  |
1296  | Iestyn Harris | 1997  | Stand off  | GB international signed from Warrington. Left to join rugby union, becoming Wales international. Returned to league with Bradford.  |
1297  | Andy Hay | 1997  | Second row  | Former Castleford second row signed from Sheffield Eagles.  |
1298  | Kevin Sinfield[1] | 1997  | Loose forward  | Stand off/loose forward broke career points record with Leeds, and captained the team to seven Championships and two Challenge Cups. Father of Jack Sinfield.  |
1299  | Garreth Carvell | 1997  | Prop  | Later joined Gateshead and Hull  |
1300  | Phil Cantillon | 1997  | Hooker  | Signed from Keighley, later joining Widnes.  |
1301  | Darren Fleary | 1997  | Prop  | Signed from Keighley, becoming GB international with Leeds. Later joined Huddersfield  |
1302  | Marc Glanville[90][6] | 1998  | Loose forward  | Australian signed from Newcastle Knights where he won a Premiership  |
1303  | Brad Godden[90][6] | 1998  | Centre  | Australian signed from Hunter Mariners  |
1304  | Daryl Powell | 1998  | Stand off  | Former Sheffield centre/stand off signed from Keighley. Later coached Leeds, Featherstone Rovers, Castleford and Warrington.  |
1305  | Lee Jackson | 1999  | Hooker  | GB international signed from Newcastle Knights. Previously played for Hull and rejoined them after leaving Leeds.  |
1306  | Karl Pratt | 1999  | Wing  | Signed from Featherstone Rovers. Later joined Bradford.  |
1307  | Danny Ward | 1999  | Prop  | Later joined Castleford and coached London. Son of David Ward.  |
1308  | Chris Chapman | 1999  | Centre  | Later joined Sheffield  |
1309  | Jamie Jones-Buchanan[91] | 1999  | Second row  | Second row played over 400 games for Leeds. Half-brother of Ben Jones-Bishop.  |
1310  | David Wrench[92] | 1999  | Second row  | Later joined Wakefield Trinity  |
1311  | Andy Speak | 1999  | Hooker  | Later joined Wakefield Trinity  |
1312  | Chev Walker | 1999  | Centre  | Left Leeds for rugby union. Later played for Hull KR and Bradford  |
1313  | Keith Senior | 1999  | Centre  | GB international signed from Sheffield Eagles  |
1314  | David Barnhill[6] | 2000  | Second row  | Signed from Sydney Roosters  |
1315  | Paul Bell[6] | 2000  | Centre  | Australian signed from Melbourne  |
1316  | Graham Mackay[6] | 2000  | Centre  | Australian won Premiership with Penrith and played for Bradford and Hull  |
1317  | Gareth Raynor | 2000  | Wing  | Signed from rugby union. Later played for Hull  |
1318  | Tonie Carroll[6] | 2001  | Centre  | Australian international signed from Brisbane Broncos  |
1319  | Bradley Clyde[6] | 2001  | Second row  | Australian international signed from Canterbury, having won Premierships with Canberra  |
1320  | Robbie Mears[6] | 2001  | Hooker  | Australian signed from NZ Warriors. Later joined Wests  |
1321  | Brett Mullins[6] | 2001  | Fullback  | Australian international signed from Canberra. Later joined the Roosters  |
1322  | Matt Diskin[93] | 2001  | Hooker  | Harry Sunderland winner in 2004. Later played for Bradford  |
1323  | Mark Calderwood[94] | 2001  | Wing  | Later played for Wigan and Hull  |
1324  | Ewan Dowes | 2001  | Prop  | Later played for Hull  |
1325  | Jon Liddell[68] | 2001  | Hooker  | Later played for York  |
1326  | Rob Burrow[95] | 2001  | Scrum half  | Almost 500 games for Leeds, winning 8 Championships and 2 Challenge Cups.  |
1327  | Andy Kirk | 2001  | Centre  | Later joined Salford  |
1328  | Jason Netherton | 2001  | Second row  | Joined Hull KR  |
1329  | Danny McGuire | 2001  | Stand off  | Fourth highest tryscorer (267) in over 400 appearances, winning 8 Championships and 2 Challenge Cups  |
1330  | Gareth Morton | 2001  | Second row  | Left for rugby union  |
1331  | Matt Adamson[6] | 2002  | Second row  | Australian signed from Penrith. Left to join Canberra.  |
1332  | Wayne McDonald | 2002  | Prop  | Signed from St Helens  |
1333  | Willie Poching[6] | 2002  | Second row  | Kiwi signed from Wakefield Trinity  |
1334  | Adrian Vowles[6] | 2002  | Loose forward  | Australian signed from Castleford. Later joined Wakefield Trinity  |
1335  | Ben Walker[6] | 2002  | Stand off  | Australian signed from Manly  |
1336  | Ryan Bailey | 2002  | Prop  | Leeds junior won 6 Championships and a Challenge Cup before joining Hull KR  |
1337  | Richie Mathers | 2002  | Fullback  | Championship winner in 2004 left to join the Gold Coast.  |
1338  | Nick Scruton | 2002  | Prop  | Joined Bradford Northern  |
1339  | Gary Connolly | 2003  | Centre  | GB international signed from Wigan, having begun career with St Helens  |
1340  | Andrew Dunemann[6] | 2003  | Stand off  | Australian signed from Halifax. Previously played for North Queensland against Leeds in the 1997 World Club Challenge series  |
1341  | Chris Feather | 2003  | Prop  | Signed from Wakefield Trinity. Later joined Bradford  |
1342  | David Furner[6] | 2003  | Loose forward  | Australian signed from Wigan where he won a Challenge Cup. Previously won Premiership with Canberra. Later returned to Leeds as coach in 2019.  |
1343  | Chris McKenna[6] | 2003  | Second row  | Queensland representative signed from Cronulla. Later joined Bradford.  |
1344  | Jonny Hepworth | 2003  | Hooker  | Later joined Castleford  |
1345  | Liam Botham | 2003  | Second row  | Son of Ian Botham signed from rugby union. Later joined Wigan  |
1346  | Marcus Bai[6] | 2004  | Wing  | PNG international signed from Melbourne. Later joined Bradford  |
1347  | Ali Lauitiiti[1][6] | 2004  | Second row  | Kiwi international signed from NZ Warriors  |
1348  | Carl Ablett[96] | 2004  | Second row  | Leeds junior played a few games on loan at London in 2005  |
1349  | Gareth Ellis | 2005  | Second row  | GB international signed from Wakefield Trinity. Later joined Wests and returned to England with Hull.  |
1350  | Lee Smith | 2005  | Wing  | Leeds junior won the Harry Sunderland trophy from fullback in the 2008 Grand Final. Brief spell in rugby union and also played for Wakefield Trinity and Bradford  |
1351  | Scott Murrell | 2005  | Stand off  | Later played for Hull KR. Son of Bryan Murrell  |
1352  | Ashley Gibson | 2005  | Centre  | Later played for Salford and Castleford  |
1353  | Scott Donald[6] | 2006  | Wing  | Signed from Manly, having played for North Queensland and Parramatta  |
1354  | Shane Millard[6] | 2006  | Hooker  | Australian signed from Widnes later joined Wigan  |
1355  | Jamie Peacock[1] | 2006  | Prop  | GB international signed from Bradford. won 9 Championships in total, including 6 with Leeds  |
1356  | Danny Williams | 2006  | Wing  | Left for rugby union, returning to league with Salford  |
1357  | Ian Kirke | 2006  | Second row  | Signed from York  |
1358  | Jordan Tansey | 2006  | Fullback  | Left for a short spell with the Roosters before returning to England with Hull  |
1359  | Nathan McAvoy | 2006  | Centre  | Played one game from Salford. Previously played for Bradford Northern.  |
1360  | Mark O'Neill[6] | 2006  | Second row  | Australian signed from Wests. Later joined Hull KR.  |
1361  | Jamie Thackray | 2006[97] | Prop  | Signed from Hull  |
1362  | Clinton Toopi[6] | 2006[97] | Centre  | NZ international signed from NZ Warriors  |
1363  | Kylie Leuluai[1][6] | 2007  | Prop  | Kiwi prop signed from Manly  |
1364  | Brent Webb[6] | 2007  | Fullback  | NZ international signed from NZ Warriors. Left to join Catalans  |
1365  | Ryan Hall | 2007  | Wing  | Fifth highest tryscorer for Leeds with 233. Left to join Easts before returning to England with Hull KR  |
1366  | Mike Ratu | 2007  | Centre  | Joined Hull KR  |
1367  | Luke Burgess | 2008[98] | Centre  | Left to join brothers Sam, Tom and George at Souths  |
1368  | Ben Kaye | 2008  | Hooker  | Left to join London Broncos  |
1369  | Simon Worrall | 2008  | Second row  | Son of Mick Worrall  |
1370  | Danny Allan | 2008  | Stand off  | Later joined Featherstone Rovers  |
1371  | Ben Jones-Bishop | 2008  | Wing  | Later signed for Salford.  |
1372  | Kallum Watkins | 2008  | Centre  | GB international left to join Gold Coast Titans  | [99]
1373  | Éric Anselme | 2008  | Centre  | French international joined on short contract in 2008  |
1374  | Joe Chandler | 2008  | Prop  | Signed for Oldham  |
1375  | Michael Haley | 2008  | Prop  | Signed for Doncaster  |
1376  | Paul McShane | 2009  | Hooker  | Later joined Wakefield Trinity and then Castleford  |
1377  | Danny Buderus[90][6] | 2009  | Hooker  | Australian international signed from Newcastle Knights  |
1378  | Dane Manning | 2009  | Second row  | Later signed for Featherstone Rovers  |
1379  | Jay Pitts | 2009  | Second row  | Signed from Wakefield Trinity and later joined Hull  |
1380  | Brett Delaney[6] | 2010  | Second row  | Australian centre signed from Gold Coast Titans converted to second row  |
1381  | Greg Eastwood[6] | 2010  | Second row  | NZ international signed from Canterbury. Returned to Canterbury after one season  |
1382  | Tom Bush | 2010  | Wing  | Later joined York  |
1383  | Kyle Amor | 2010  | Prop  | Cumbrian signed from Whitehaven. Joined St Helens after spell with Wakefield Trinity  |
1384  | Michael Coady | 2010  | Wing  | Short-term signing from Doncaster  |
1385  | Luke Ambler | 2010  | Prop  | Signed from Salford. Later joined Halifax  |
1386  | Chris Clarkson | 2010  | Second row  | Later joined Hull KR  |
1387  | Ben Cross[6] | 2011  | Prop  | NSW rep signed from Newscastle Knights. Later joined Wigan.  |
1388  | Weller Hauraki[6] | 2011  | Second row  | Kiwi second row signed from Crusaders. Later joined Castleford  |
1389  | Brad Singleton[100] | 2011  | Prop  | Cumbrian prop later joined Toronto  |
1390  | Zak Hardaker | 2011  | Fullback  | Signed from Featherstone Rovers. Rejoined Leeds in 2022 from Wigan  |
1391  | George Elliott | 2011  | Wing  | Later joined York  |
1392  | Richard Moore | 2012  | Prop  | Signed from Crusaders. Later joined Wakefield Trinity  |
1393  | Liam Hood | 2012  | Hooker  | Later joined Salford  |
1394  | Darrell Griffin | 2012  | Prop  | Signed from huddersfield  |
1395  | Stevie Ward[101] | 2012  | Second row  | Forced to retire early due to concussion issues  |
1396  | Shaun Lunt | 2012  | Hooker  | Won Championship in 2012 on loan from Huddersfield  |
1397  | Jimmy Keinhorst | 2012  | Centre  | German international later joined Hull KR  |
1398  | Mitch Achurch[6] | 2012  | Second row  | Signed from Penrith  |
1399  | Joel Moon[6] | 2013  | Centre  | Australian signed from Salford  |
1400  | Joe Vickery[6] | 2013  | Wing  | Signed from Queensland Cup  |
1401  | Liam Sutcliffe[102] | 2013  | Centre  | Utility back  |
1402  | Thomas Minns | 2013[103] | Centre  | Later joined Hull KR  |
1403  | Jordan Baldwinson | 2013  | Prop  | Later joined Wakefield Trinity  |
1404  | Alex Foster | 2013  | Second row  | Later joined Featherstone Rovers  |
1405  | James Duckworth | 2013[103] | Wing  | Later joined Hunslet  |
1406  | Elliot Minchella | 2013  | Second row  | Later joined Sheffield Eagles  |
1407  | Paul Aiton[6] | 2014  | Hooker  | PNG international signed from Wakefield Trinity. Later joined Catalans  |
1408  | Tom Briscoe[104] | 2014  | Wing  | GB international signed from Hull. Scored record 5 tries in Challenge Cup final in 2015. Brother of Luke Briscoe  |
1409  | Rob Mulhern | 2014  | Prop  | Later joined Hull KR  |
1410  | Robbie Ward | 2014  | Hooker  | Later joined Featherstone Rovers  |
1411  | Josh Walters[105] | 2014  | Second row  | Signed from rugby union, scored winning try in 2015 Grand Final  |
1412  | Luke Briscoe[106] | 2014  | Wing  | Later joined Featherstone. Brother of Tom Briscoe  |
1413  | Ash Handley[107] | 2014  | Wing  |  |
1414  | Ashton Golding[108] | 2014  | Fullback  | Later joined Huddersfield  |
1415  | Ben White | 2015  | Scrum half  |  |
1416  | Adam Cuthbertson[6][109] | 2015  | Prop  | Australian signed from Newcastle Knights  |
1417  | Andy Yates | 2015  | Prop  | Signed from Hunslet and later joined Wakefield Trinity  |
1418  | Jordan Lilley | 2015[110] | Scrum half  | Later joined Bradford  |
1419  | Mitch Garbutt[1][6] | 2015  | Prop  | Australian prop signed from Brisbane Broncos. Later joined Hull KR.  |
1420[111] | Brett Ferres | 2016  | Second row  | GB international signed from Huddersfield  |
1421[112] | Keith Galloway[6] | 2016  | Prop  | Australian international signed from Wests  |
1422  | Anthony Mullally[113] | 2016  | Prop  | Signed from Huddersfield. Later joined Toronto  |
1423  | Beau Falloon[6] | 2016  | Hooker  | Signed from Gold Coast Titans  |
1424  | Cameron Smith[114] | 2016  | Loose forward  | Brother Daniel (played for Wakefield Trinity ad Castleford) was also a Leeds junior  |
1425  | Sam Hallas | 2016  | Hooker  | Later joined Bradford. Grandson of Derek Hallas.  |
1426  | James Segeyaro[6] | 2016  | Hooker  | PNG international played short spell from Penrith  |
1427  | Josh Jordan-Roberts | 2016  | Second row  | Later joined York  |
1428  | Matt Parcell[6][115] | 2017  | Hooker  | Australian signed from Manly. Later joined Hull KR  |
1429  | Jack Ormondroyd | 2017  | Prop  | Signed from Featherstone Rovers  |
1430  | Mikołaj Olędzki[116] | 2017[117] | Prop  |  |
1431[118] | Jack Walker[119] | 2017  | Fullback  | Played in 2017 Grand Final win aged 17.  |
1432  | Harry Newman[120] | 2017  | Centre  |  |
1433  | Alex Sutcliffe[121] | 2017  | Centre  | Later joined Castleford  |
1434  | Harvey Whiteley[122] | 2017  | Hooker  |  |
1435  | Brad Dwyer[123] | 2018  | Hooker  | Signed from Warrington  |
1436  | Richie Myler[124] | 2018  | Fullback  | Halfback signed from Catalans successfully converted to fullback. Previously with Warrington  |
1437  | Nathaniel Peteru[125] | 2018  | Prop  | Signed from the Gold Coast Titans. later joined Hull KR  |
1438  | Ken Owens  | 1965–66  | Hooker  | Australian hooker signed from Wests later played for Hull. This player is out of sequence – should be 1,002  |
1439  | Tom Holroyd[126] | 2018  | Prop  |  |
1440  | Dom Crosby[127] | 2018  | Prop  | Former Wigan prop signed from Warrington  |
1442  | James Donaldson[128] | 2019  | Second row  | Former Bradford and Hull KR forward  |
1443  | Konrad Hurrell[129] | 2019  | Centre  | Tongan international signed from Gold Coast Titans. Joined St Helens  |
1444  | Tuimoala Lolohea[130] | 2019  | Stand off  | Tongan international signed from Wests. Joined Salford  |
1445  | Trent Merrin[131] | 2019  | Prop  | Australian international signed from St George-Illawarra  |
1446  | Wellington Albert[132] | 2019  | Prop  | PNG international signed from Widnes  |
1447  | Callum McLelland[133] | 2019  | Stand off  | Signed from rugby union. Joined Castleford.  |
1448  | Muizz Mustapha | 2019[134] | Prop  |  | [135]
1449[nb 4][136][137][135] | Owen Trout | 2019  | Second row  | Later joined Huddersfield  | [138]
1450  | Ava Seumanufagai | 2019  | Prop  | Signed from Cronulla. Later joined Canterbury  | [139]
1451  | Robert Lui | 2019  | Stand off  | Australian signed from Salford in exchange from Lolohea  | [140]
1452  | Rhyse Martin | 2019  | Second row  | PNG international signed from Canterbury  | [141]
1453  | Corey Johnson | 2019  | Hooker  |  | [142]
1454  | Luke Gale | 2020  | Scrum half  | Former Leeds junior signed as GB international from Castleford. Later joined Hull.  | [143]
1455  | Alex Mellor | 2020  | Second row  | Signed from Huddersfield. Signed for Castleford.  | [144]
1456  | Matt Prior | 2020  | Prop  | Signed from Cronulla.  | [145]
1457  | Kruise Leeming | 2020  | Hooker  | Signed from Huddersfield  | [146]
1458  | Rhys Evans | 2020  | Centre  | Welsh centre signed on loan from Bradford  | [147]
1459  | Bodene Thompson | 2020  | Second row  | NZ forward signed from Toronto  | [148]
1460  | Jack Broadbent | 2020  | Centre  | Signed for Castleford  | [149]
1461  | Corey Hall | 2020  | Centre  | Signed for Wakefield Trinity  | [150]
1462  | James Harrison | 2020  | Prop  | Loan signing from Featherstone. Son of former GB prop Karl Harrison  | [151]
1463  | Loui McConnell | 2020  | Second row  |  | [152]
1464  | Jarrod O'Connor | 2020  | Loose forward  | Son of former Wigan prop Terry O'Connor  | [153]
1465  | Liam Tindall | 2020  | Wing  |  | [154]
1466  | Sam Walters | 2020  | Prop  |  | [155]
1467  | Martyn Smithson  | 1987–88  | Second row  | Played only game vs Auckland 1987. Should be 1184.  |
1468  | Zane Tetevano | 2021  | Prop  | New Zealand international signed from Penrith  | [156]
1469  | Morgan Gannon | 2021  | Second row  | Son of former Huddersfield forward Jim Gannon  | [157]
1470  | Kyle Eastmond | 2021  | Stand off  | Dual-code international signed from rugby union. Began with St Helens  |
1471  | King Vuniyayawa | 2021  | Prop  | Fijian prop signed from NZ Warriors. Later joined Salford.  |
1472  | James Bentley | 2022  | Second row  | Signed from St Helens  |
1473  | David Fusitu'a | 2022  | Wing  | NZ and Tongan international signed from NZ Warriors  |
1474  | Aidan Sezer | 2022  | Scrum half  | Australian signed from Huddersfield  |
1475  | Blake Austin | 2022  | Stand off  | Australian signed from Warrington  |
1476  | Max Simpson | 2022  | Centre  |  |
1477  | Jack Sinfield | 2022  | Stand off  | Son of Kevin Sinfield  |
1478  | Yusuf Aydin | 2022  | Prop  | Turkish international loan signing from Wakefield Trinity  |
1479  | Sam Lisone | 2023  | Prop  | Signed from Gold Coast Titans  |
1480  | Derrell Olpherts | 2023  | Wing  | Signed from Castleford. Signed to Wakefield in March 2024  |
1481  | Luis Roberts | 2023  | Wing  | Wing/centre signed from Leigh  |
1482  | Justin Sangaré | 2023  | Prop  | French international signed from Toulouse  |
1483  | Nene Macdonald | 2023  | Centre  | PNG international signed from Leigh. Signed to Salford in 2024  |
1484  | James McDonnell | 2023  | Second row  | Ireland international signed from Wigan.  |
1485  | Luke Hooley | 2023  | Fullback  | Former Wakefield junior signed from Batley. Signed to Castleford the following year  |
1486  | Leon Ruan  | 2023  | Second row  | Former Wakefield junior signed from Doncaster.  |
1487  | Mickaël Goudemand | Second-row, Loose forward | 2024  | France
1488  | Lachie Miller | Fullback | 2024  | Former Australian Olympic Rugby 7’s fullback signed from Newcastle  |
1489  | Matt Frawley | Stand-off | 2024  | Stand off signed from Canberra. Previously played for Huddersfield  |
1490  | Paul Momirovski | Centre  | 2024  | Bought from Sydney Roosters  |
1491  | Brodie Croft | Scrum Half  | 2024  | Previously played for Melbourne. Bought from Salford in record fee along with Andy Ackers  |
1492  | Andy Ackers | Hooker | 2024  | GB international bought in record fee with Brodie Croft ahead of 2024 season from Salford  |

1. ^ Refers to an unnamed player whose sole appearance was at York on 29 November 1941. A soldier from the crowd volunteered to play when Leeds turned up a player short.
2. ^ Separate references on the Rhinos' website differ. Some list Jones' heritage number as 895, others as 896.
3. ^ Separate references on the Rhinos' website differ. Some list Jones as heritage number 896, others list Broughton Jnr.
4. ^ Trout's profile page on the Rhinos' website states 1439, but this must be a typo as his debut was in 2019. Also his debut came after Mustapha's, and before Seumanufagai's. See following references.

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## External links

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* "Team". Leeds Rhinos. Retrieved 22 July 2017.
* "Leeds Rhinos". Rugby League Project. Shawn Dollin, Andrew Ferguson and Bill Bates. Retrieved 22 July 2017.

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Leeds Rhinos

Founded 1870 in Leeds, West Yorkshire

The Club|

* International representative players
* Players (with honours)
* Coaches
* Seasons

Home ground|

* Headingley Rugby Stadium

Hall of Fame|

* Andy Gregory
* Ellery Hanley
* Lewis Jones
* Adrian Morley
* Jamie Peacock
* Garry Schofield

League|

* Super League

World Club Challenge (3)|

* 2005
* 2008
* 2012

Championships (11)|

* 1960-61
* 1968-69
* 1971-72
* 2004
* 2007
* 2008
* 2009
* 2011
* 2012
* 2015
* 2017

Challenge Cup (14)|

* 1909-10
* 1922-23
* 1931-32
* 1935-36
* 1940-41
* 1941-42
* 1956-57
* 1967-68
* 1976-77
* 1977-78
* 1999
* 2014
* 2015
* 2020

Other honours|

* Two-time Premiership Champions
* 17-time Yorkshire County Cup Champions
* 14-time Yorkshire League Champions
* Two-time Regal Trophy Champions
* One-time BBC2 Floodlit Trophy Champions

Seasons|

* 1996
* 1997
* 1998
* 1999
* 2000
* 2001
* 2002
* 2003
* 2004
* 2005
* 2006
* 2007
* 2008
* 2009
* 2010
* 2011
* 2012
* 2013
* 2014
* 2015
* 2016
* 2017
* 2018
* 2019
* 2020
* 2021
* 2022
* 2023
* 2024
* 2025

Culture|

* NRFU Founder
* Super League Founding Member
* West Yorkshire derbies
* Rivalry with Wigan
* Festive Challenge
* Harry Jepson OBE Memorial Cup

Affiliation|

* Rugby Football League (1895)
* Leeds Rhinos Women
* Leeds Rhinos Netball
* Wheelchair RL

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