Jason Croker
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Jason Croker (born March 10, 1973 in Crookwell, NSW) is an Australian rugby league player for the Les Catalans Dragons in the Super League (Europe) competition and has also played for the Canberra Raiders, the New South Wales Blues and the Australian Kangaroos.
He has played somewhat of a utility position over his long career, filling into many spots throughout his team. His 120 tries for Canberra is a club record. In 2006 Croker played his 300th game for the Raiders, becoming the first to achieve this honour for the Raiders. In Jason Croker's last game in Canberra he was given the keys to the city by Chief Minister Jon Stanhope in front of over 21,000 fans.
Croker signed a two year deal to play for French team Les Catalans from 2007.
[edit] Representative games
- Country: Played two games for Country
- State Of Origin: Played 5 games in total for New South Wales
- International: Played 1 test for Australia in the 2000 World Cup
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