Captain Cam Claims George Piggins Medal for Season 2026

Rabbitohs captain Cameron Murray has been crowned South Sydney’s best and fairest player for season 2026, winning the George Piggins Medal at tonight’s Red and Green Ball in Sydney tonight (Saturday).

The George Piggins Medal was presented by teammate and last season’s George Piggins Medallist, Jai Arrow; Mr Piggins’ grandson Jordan Roods; and former player, coach and current recruitment manager, Mark Ellison; capping off a wonderful night of celebrations ahead of the 2026 Finals Series.

Murray, an Australian and New South Wales representative player, played in 19 games so far this season, playing in the middle and on the edge, as well as coming on off the interchange bench, most notably in Jai Arrow’s 99th NRL game for South Sydney on the Gold Coast.

Murray has scored five tries, made 48 tackle breaks, 11 offloads, 715 tackles at an efficiency of over 95%, and averaged 112 running metres in a stellar season as captain of the side.

The George Piggins Medal is awarded to the best and fairest player at the South Sydney Rabbitohs in any given season. It is named after one of the most revered figures in South Sydney history, George Piggins, a Life Member who led the Rabbitohs as a premiership-winning player, coach and administrator over a 40-year period.

Congratulations to captain Cameron Murray on claiming the first George Piggins Medal of his career in season 2026.

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