Dolphins fan-favourite Trai Fuller has capped off his year with the honour of pulling on the green and gold, named in this year’s Prime Minister’s XIII.
The annual team, selected by the Prime Minister, faces Papua New Guinea in a clash that both showcases NRL talent and strengthens ties between the nations.
For Fuller, the call-up is a remarkable milestone in his comeback journey. After suffering an ACL injury that sidelined him for much of the year, the electric fullback returned late in the season and wasted no time reminding fans of his spark.
In just four games, Fuller scored two tries and set up four more, injecting creativity and energy into the Dolphins’ attack.
His inclusion in the national representative squad is a testament to both his resilience and the impact he made in a short span.
Fuller now has the opportunity to showcase his talent on the representative stage, a reward for his perseverance and contributions to the Dolphins.
2025 Australian Men’s Prime Minister’s XIII
Jye Gray - South Sydney Rabbitohs
Jason Saab- Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Bradman Best- Newcastle Knights
Nick Meaney - Melbourne Storm
Trai Fuller - Dolphins
Ethan Strange - Canberra Raiders
Jayden Campbell - Gold Coast Titans
Corey Horsburgh - Canberra Raiders
Tom Starling - Canberra Raiders
Keaon Koloamatangi (c) - South Sydney Rabbitohs
Tallis Duncan - South Sydney Rabbitohs
Josh Curran - Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs
Matt Eisenhuth - Penrith Panthers
Jack Williams - Parramatta Eels
Harrison Edwards - North Queensland Cowboys
Tyran Wishart - Melbourne Storm
Brad Schneider - Penrith Panthers
Liam Henry - Penrith Panthers
Kyle Flanagan - St George Illawarra Dragons
Fletcher Hunt - Newcastle Knights
