Jacob Lillyman

Rugby league player, State of Origin representative

Jacob Lillyman - Athletes & Sports Figures born March 7th, 1984
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Played professional rugby league primarily as a prop or second-row forward. Represented the Newcastle Knights in the NRL for several seasons before transferring to the Warriors in New Zealand. Also played for the Queensland State of Origin team, contributing to the series during multiple campaigns. Transitioned to the Super League, continuing a successful career in England by joining the Salford Red Devils.

Represented Queensland in State of Origin

Played for Newcastle Knights

Played for New Zealand Warriors

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