Gary Stevens

Rugby league player for Australia

Gary Stevens - Athletes & Sports Figures born January 4th, 1944
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Played rugby league for the Australian national team and had a successful club career primarily with the Balmain Tigers. Represented Australia in international competitions during the 1960s and 1970s. Contributed to the team's victories in multiple Test matches and was recognized for outstanding performance on the field.

Played for the Balmain Tigers

Represented Australia in international Test matches

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