Every player to represent the QLD Maroons U19/20s team

Zero Tackle rewinds to the past as the QLD Maroons get ready to take on the NSW Blues on Thursday evening in the 2024 Under-19s State of Origin match.

Zero Tackle looks at every player who competed for the Maroons at the U19/20s level and examines which players have gone on to play in the State of Origin arena.

Players that have gone on to the Origin arena from the junior representative match include Harry Grant, Patrick Carrigan, Murray Taulagi, Anthony Milford and many more.

2012 (QLD U20s def by NSW U20s 18-14)

The first edition of the Under 20s State of Origin match saw QLD lose to NSW by four points.

Despite the loss, Edrick Lee crossed for a double, Aaron Whitchurch scored a try, and Mitchell Frei booted one goal.

Over the following years, Edrick Lee, Dylan Napa and Moses Mbye would be the only three players to go on and represent the QLD Maroons in the Origin arena.

1. Lachlan Maranta
2. Hymel Hunt
3. Tautau Moga
4. Edrick Lee
5. Aaron Whitchurch
6. Kurt Mann
7. Ben Hampton (c)
8. Mitchell Frei
9. Alex Elisala
10. Dylan Napa
11. Chris Grevsmuhl
12. Caleb Timu
13. Benn Malley

Interchange
14. Brandon Tago
15. Corey Oates
16. Travis Peeters
17. Moses Mbye

2013 (QLD U20s def by NSW U20s 36-12)

The second edition of the Under 20s State of Origin match saw QLD lose to NSW by 24 points.

Despite the loss, Anthony Milford and Brandon Tago scored a try, while Milford booted one goal.

Over the following years, Anthony Milford, Brenko Lee, Francis Molo, Moses Mbye and Corey Oates would be the only five players to go on and represent the QLD Maroons in the Origin arena.

1. Kurt Mann
2. Zac Santo
3. Hymel Hunt
4. Brenko Lee
5. Nene Macdonald
6. Moses Mbye
7. Anthony Milford (c)
8. Francis Molo
9. Kierran Moseley
10. Patrick Kaufusi
11. Caleb Timu
12. Corey Oates
13. Chris Grevsmuhl

Interchange
14. Luke Bateman
15. Lloyd Perrett
16. Rhyse Martin
17. Brandon Tago

2014 (QLD U20s def by NSW U20s 30-8)

The third edition of the Under 20s State of Origin match saw QLD lose to NSW by 22 points.

Despite the loss, Luke Bateman and John Folau both crossed the line for a try.

Over the following years, Valentine Holmes, Brenko Lee, Anthony Milford, Christian Welch, Cameron Munster, Francis Molo and Joe Ofahengaue would be the only seven players to go on and represent the QLD Maroons in the Origin arena.

1. Valentine Holmes
2. Nene Macdonald
3. Brenko Lee
4. Brendan Elliot
5. John Folau
6. Anthony Milford (c)
7. Jaelen Feeney
8. Lloyd Perrett
9. Kierran Moseley
10. Christian Welch
11. Brett Greinke
12. Patrick Mago
13. Luke Bateman

Interchange
14. Cameron Munster
15. Francis Molo
16. Ajuma Adams
17. Joe Ofahengaue

2015 (QLD U20s def by NSW U20s 32-16)

The fourth edition of the Under 20s State of Origin match saw QLD lose to NSW by 16 points.

Despite the loss, Alex Barr, Luke Bateman and Gideon Gela-Mosby scored a try, while Ashley Taylor booted two goals.

Over the following years, Lindsay Collins, Coen Hess and Jai Arrow would be the only three players to go on and represent the QLD Maroons in the Origin arena.

1. Paul Byrnes
2. Gideon Gela-Mosby
3. Jordan Brew
4. Marion Seve
5. Conor Carey
6. Jayden Nikorima
7. Ashley Taylor
8. George Fai
9. Jayden Berrell
10. Lindsay Collins
11. Coen Hess
12. Alex Barr
13. Jai Arrow (c)

Interchange
14. Karl Lawton
15. Luke Bateman
16. Sam Lavea
17. Oshae Tuiasau

2016 (QLD U20s def by NSW U20s 36-22)

The fifth edition of the Under 20s State of Origin match saw QLD lose to NSW by 14 points.

Despite the loss, Bernard Lewis scored a hat-trick and Gideon Gela-Mosby and Bacho Salam scored a try, while Brodie Croft booted one goal.

Over the following years, Jaydn Su'A would be the only player to go on and represent the QLD Maroons in the Origin arena.

1. Gideon Gela-Mosby
2. Bernard Lewis
3. Bacho Salam
4. Gehamat Shibasaki
5. Marcus Jensen
6. Brodie Croft
7. Cooper Bambling
8. George Fai
9. Jake Turpin
10. Darryn Schonig
11. Jack Morris
12. Jaydn Su'A (c)
13. Lachlan Timm

Interchange
14. Lachlan Lewis
15. Josh Kerr
16. Charlie Galo
17. Darcy Maroke

2017 (QLD U20s def by NSW U20s 30-16)

The sixth edition of the Under 20s State of Origin match saw QLD lose to NSW by 24 points.

Despite the loss, Brodie Croft, Corey Horsburgh and Tristan Sailor scored a try, while Sailor booted two goals finishing the match with eight points.

Over the following years, Corey Allan, Phillip Sami, AJ Brimson, Corey Horsburgh, Harry Grant and Patrick Carrigan would be the only six players to go on and represent the QLD Maroons in the Origin arena.

1. Corey Allan
2. Phillip Sami
3. Gehamat Shibasaki
4. Daniel Brownbill
5. Tristan Sailor
6. AJ Brimson
7. Brodie Croft (c)
16. Corey Horsburgh
9. Harry Grant
10. Keenan Palasia
11. Hiale Roycroft
12. Mitchell Dunn
13. Keegan Hipgrave

Interchange
8. Patrick Carrigan
14. Gerome Burns
15. Apiata Noema
17. Tom Skinner

2018 (QLD U20s def NSW U20s 30-12)

The seventh edition of the Under 20s State of Origin match saw QLD finally defeat NSW by 18 points.

Jake Clifford (2), Corey Horsburgh, Tristan Sailor and Kurt Wiltshire all crossed for a try, while Clifford booted five goals, ending with 18 points.

Over the following years, Corey Allan, Murray Taulagi, AJ Brimson, Thomas Flegler, Harry Grant, Patrick Carrigan, Corey Horsburgh and Tino Fa'asuamaleaui would be the only eight players to go on and represent the QLD Maroons in the Origin arena.

1. Corey Allan
2. Murray Taulagi
3. Gehamat Shibasaki
4. Kurt Wiltshire
5. Tristan Sailor
6. AJ Brimson
7. Jake Clifford
8. Thomas Flegler
9. Harry Grant
10. Patrick Carrigan (c)
11. Louis Geraghty
12. Beau Fermor
13. Corey Horsburgh

Interchange
14. Lachlan Lam
15. Tino Fa'asuamaleaui
16. Sam Johnstone
17. Reed Mahoney

2019 (QLD U20s def by NSW U20s 36-10)

The eighth edition of the Under 20s State of Origin match saw QLD lose to NSW by 26 points.

Despite the loss, Ronaldo Mulitalo and Murray Taulagi scored a try while Braydon Trindall booted one goal.

Over the following years, Murray Taulagi, Tino Fa'asuamaleaui and J'maine Hopgood would be the only three players to go on and represent the QLD Maroons in the Origin arena.

1. Ronaldo Mulitalo
2. Treymain Spry
3. Tesi Niu
4. Murray Taulagi
5. Elijah Anderson
6. Braydon Trindall
7. Cory Paix (c)
8. Eddie Blacker
9. Kobe Hetherington
10. Ethan Bullemor
11. Tino Fa'asuamaleaui
12. J'maine Hopgood
13. Tom Gilbert

Interchange
14. Tanah Boyd
15. Ben Condon
16. Logan Bayliss-Brow
17. Nathan Barrett

2022 (QLD U19s def by NSW U19s 32-4)

The first edition of the Under 19s State of Origin match saw QLD lose to NSW by 28 points.

Despite the loss, Jacob Mene crossed the line for a try.

Over the following years, no players from the team have yet to go on and represent the QLD Maroons in the Origin arena.

1. Isaiah Iongi
2. Jacob Mene
3. Jojo Fifita
4. Robert Toia
5. Xavier Chatfield-Mooka
6. Harradyn Wilson
7. Tom Duffy
8. Xavier Va'a (c)
9. Blake Mozer
10. Paul Bryan
11. Edward Hampson
12. Jack Howarth
13. Luke Jack

Interchange
14. Jye Gray
15. Benjamin Te Kura
16. Josiah Pahulu
17. Kulikefu Finefeuiaki

2023 (QLD U19s def by NSW U19s 32-14)

The second edition of the Under 19s State of Origin match saw QLD lose to NSW by 18 points.

Despite the loss, Tim Sielaff-Burns, Wil Sullivan and Caleb Jackson all crossed the line for a try, while Sielaff-Burns booted one goal.

Over the following years, no players from the team have yet to go on and represent the QLD Maroons in the Origin arena.

1. Mutua Brown
2. Israel Leota
3. Caleb Jackson
4. Mitchell Jennings
5. Tim Sielaff-Burns
6. Stanley Huen
7. Zack Lamont
8. Ryan Jackson
9. Blake Mozer
10. Benjamin Te Kura
11. Angus Hinchey
12. Wil Sullivan
13. Damon Marshall

Interchange
14. Gabriel Satrick
15. Chris Faagutu
16. Michael Waqa
17. Jamal Shibasaki