Brett Le Man

Brett Le Man
Playing information
Position	second-row
Club
Years	Team	Pld	T	G	FG	P
19??–8?	Easts (Brisbane)
198?–87	Brothers (Brisbane)
1988–91	Brisbane Broncos	38	9	0	0	36
	Total	38	9	0	0	36
Source: RLP

Brett Le Man was an Australian professional rugby league footballer of the 1980s.

Career

While attending Cooparoo High School, Le Man played for the Australian Schoolboys team in 1979.^[1]

The curly-haired back-rower played in the Brisbane Rugby League (BRL) for the Easts Tigers and Brisbane Brothers, winning a first-grade premiership with both clubs (Easts 1983, Brothers 1987). Le Man went on to play for the Brisbane Broncos between 1988 and 1991, notching up 38 games and scoring 9 tries.^[2] He scored the Broncos' first ever try in a premiership match. It was against Manly and he scored from the scraps of a Craig Grauf bomb.^[3]

Present

He now owns his own company and has two kids.

References

↑ "SportingPulse Homepage for Australian Secondary Schools Rugby League". SportingPulse. Retrieved 2008-10-10.
↑ Whitaker, Alan; Glen Hudson (2005). The Encyclopedia of Rugby League Players: Every Brisbane Player Ever. Melbourne: Bas Publishing. ISBN 1-920910-48-4.
↑ http://www.news.com.au/sundaymail/story/0,23739,22189376-5003409,00.html. Missing or empty |title= (help)

Eastern Suburbs Tigers squad - 1983 BRL premiers

1. Gavin Payne 2. Steve Stacey 3. Brett Tengdahl 4. Ray Kelly 5. Brad Backer 6. Wayne Lindenberg 7. Larry Brigginshaw (c) 8. Cavill Heugh 9. Max Sahl 10. Shane McNally 11. Gavin Jones 12. Trevor Paterson 13. Brett Le Man Coach: John Lang

Brothers squad - 1987 Brisbane Rugby League premiers

1. Clinton Mohr 2. Mark Coyne 3. Robert Grogan 4. Jeff Burns 5. Joe Kilroy 6. Peter Gill 7. Greg Smith 8. Steve Carter 9. Trevor Bailey (c) 10. Jim Stafford 11. Tony Rea 12. Gary Smith 13. Brett Le Man Reserves: Vince O'Brien Gary Vernon Eric Kennedy Shane McErlean Coach: Ross Strudwick

Inaugural Brisbane Broncos side

v Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles, Lang Park, 6 March 1988

1. Colin Scott 2. Joe Kilroy 3. Chris Johns 4. Gene Miles 5. Michael Hancock 6. Wally Lewis (c) 7. Allan Langer 8. Terry Matterson 9. Brett Le Man 10. Keith Gee 11. Bryan Niebling 12. Greg Conescu 13. Greg Dowling 14. Mark Hohn 15. Billy Noke 16. Craig Grauf Coach: Wayne Bennett

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