O'Neill, Mark

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Mark O'Neill and Leo Nosworthy added to Balmain Hall of Fame
Fri July 1, 2011
Source: www.weststigers.com.au

The inaugural Tigers Ball held at Sydney Hilton tonight has seen Leo Nosworthy and Mark O'Neill inducted into the Balmain Tigers Hall of Fame.

Induction into the Hall of Fame is the Balmain Tigers highest individual playing honours. More than 400 people attended the Tigers Ball where past and present players joined officials, sponsors and supporters for a gala evening.

Nosworthy played in Balmain's 1948 grand final team and later coached Balmain to the 1969 premiership in his first season as first grade coach.

O'Neill played 223 premiership matches from 1994-2005 for Balmain Tigers and Wests Tigers. He was a member of the 2005 premiership winning Wests Tigers team.

"All I ever wanted to do growing up was to play for Balmain Tigers," O'Neill said.

"This is a tremendous honour."

Balmain Tigers Chairman David Trodden said both exemplify the spirit of the Tigers.

"Their names are synonymous with qualities of sportsmanship, courage, integrity and skill which are deeply ingrained within the spirit of the Club,'' Trodden said.

Leo Nosworthy
Junior Football: Balmain Shamrocks
Club: Balmain
Position: Centre/Five-eighth
Premiership Career 1948-52: Played 64. Tries 27, Points 81
Coached Balmain to the 1969 premiership in his first season as first grade coach.
Coached Balmain 1969-73
Played in Balmain's 1948 grand final team

Mark O'Neill
Junior Football: North Ryde/St Patrick's Dundas
Clubs: Balmain, Wests Tigers
Position: Second Row
Premiership Career 1994-2005: Played 223, Tries 21, Points 84
Balmain 1994-99: Played 102, Tries 10, Points 40
Wests Tigers 2000-05: Played 121, Tries 11, Points 44.
Played in Wests Tigers' grand final-winning team of 2005
Captained Wests Tigers in 19 games 2002-05
Represented City, NSW and Australian Under-19s 1994

Balmain Tigers Hall of Fame Inductees
Keith Barnes
Harry Bath
Arthur Beetson
William Bischoff
Bob Boland
David Bolton
Tom Bourke
Tim Brasher
David Brooks
Larry Corowa
Jim Craig
Bob Craig
John Davidson
Fred De Belin
Pat Devery
Ben Elias
Laurie Fagan
Charles Fraser
Sid Goodwin
Arthur Halloway
Jack Hampstead
Kerry Hemsley
Garry Jack
Joe Jorgenson
Len Killeen
Reg Latta
Garry Leo
Bob Mara
Bill Marsh
Leo Nosworthy
Mark o'Neill
Keith Outten
Arthur Patton
Wayne Pearce
Stan Ponchard
Neil Pringle
Peter Provan
Steve Roach
Jack Robinson
Norman Robinson
Trevor Ryan
Sid Ryan
Paul Sironen
John Spencer Jnr
Jack Spencer Jnr
Geoff Starling
Neil Whittaker


O'Neill and Lauitiiti return for Rhinos
Sat June 3, 2006
Source: www.leedsrugby.com

Tony Smith has recalled Mark O'Neill and Ali Lauitiiti to the Rhinos for the crunch Powergen Challenge Cup quarter final against Harlequins RL at Headingley Carnegie this Sunday, kick off 4:05pm.

O'Neill suffered a shoulder injury against Rochdale in the previous round of the Cup that forced him to miss last Friday's heroic 30-0 win over rivals Bradford Bulls. Lauitiiti was named in the initial 18 man squad for that match but missed out on selection for the squad on the night. However, like O'Neill he is expected to feature in the squad for Sunday's televised clash.

Great Britain international Ryan Bailey and second row Ian Kirke are the two players to miss out from the 20 man squad named earlier this week by Rhinos Head Coach Tony Smith as Leeds look to book their place in the semi final of the Cup for the 12th time in 14 seasons.

The 18 man squad in full is:

2. Scott Donald
3. Chev Walker
4. Keith Senior
5. Lee Smith
6. Danny McGuire
7. Rob Burrow
9. Matt Diskin
10. Jamie Peacock
11. Ali Lauitiiti
12. Gareth Ellis
13. Kevin Sinfield (c)
14. Shane Millard
16. Willie Poching
17. Mark O'Neill
18. Jamie Jones-Buchanan
19. Chris Feather
20. Nick Scruton
26. Danny Williams

News sent by: www.leedsrugby.com

Wed April 5, 2006
• O'Neill set for comeback
  

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