Owen O'Donnell

O'Donnell made his first-grade debut with North Sydney in 1970. He concluded the season as the club's top point scorer and was subsequently selected to represent New South Wales in the interstate series against Queensland. During his four-year tenure with the club, O'Donnell played in 60 games, although the team never qualified for the finals during this period.

In 1974, O'Donnell signed with South Sydney and participated in his first finals series that year, with Souths finishing fourth on the table. Souths were eliminated in the first week by Western Suburbs, with O'Donnell playing at centre. In his second year with the club, Souths finished at the bottom of the table, earning the wooden spoon.

In 1976, O'Donnell moved to St George and played one season for the club. St George finished 3rd that year and qualified for the finals. O'Donnell played on the wing in St George's 31–6 loss against Parramatta. This would be O'Donnell's last game in first grade and he retired at the end of the year.^[2]