ground in the grand final. Clive Churchill (1954)* Jack Rayner (1955)* Eric Simms (1968)* Bob Grant (1970)* Ron Coote (1971)* Sam Burgess (2014) * Retrospective medals Dally M Medal The Dally M Medal is awarded annually to the player of the year over the course of the NRL regular season. Robert Laurie (1980) Dally M Rookie of the Year Jim Sedaris (1989) Chris Sandow (2008) Adam Reynolds (2012) George Burgess (2013) Dally M Coach of the Year Anthony Seibold (2018) Dally M Team of the Year Robert Laurie (Five-eighth, 1980) Nathan Gibbs (Second row, 1980) Mick Pattison (Five-eighth, 1981) Ian Roberts (Prop, 1987) Phil Blake (Five-eighth, 1989) Matt Parsons (Prop, 1999) Greg Inglis (Fullback, 2013) Sam Burgess (Lock, 2014) Damien Cook (Hooker, 2018) Cameron Murray (Lock, 2019) Cody Walker (Five-eighth, 2021) Alex Johnston (Wing, 2022) NRL Immortals Clive Churchill (1981) NRL Hall of Fame inductees The NRL Hall of Fame recognises the contribution to rugby league in Australia since 1908. Clive Churchill (2002) Harold Horder (2004) Ron Coote (2005) George Treweek (2006) Harry Wells (2007) Cec Blinkhorn (2018) Billy Cann (2018) Herb Gilbert (2018) Howard Hallett (2018) Brian Hambly (2018) Bob McCarthy (2018) John O'Neill (2018) John Sattler (2018) Benny Wearing (2018) Other distinctions Nathan Merritt (2006, Ken Irvine Medal) Nathan Merritt (2011, Ken Irvine Medal) Chris Sandow (2011, top point scorer) Greg Inglis (2013, Provan-Summons Medal) Damien Cook (2018, Provan-Summons Medal) Adam Reynolds (2020, top point scorer) Alex Johnston (2020, Ken Irvine Medal) Alex Johnston (2021, Ken Irvine Medal) Alex Johnston (2022, Ken Irvine Medal) Statistics and records South Sydney are the most successful club in terms of honours and individual player achievements in the history of NSW rugby league. The club achievements include: The Rabbitohs have won the most first grade premierships (21) during the history of elite rugby league competition in Australia, in addition to the most reserve grade premierships (20). The club has the distinction of being the only team to win a premiership in their inaugural season (1908). The club also has the distinction of scoring the most points (42), most tries (8) and most goals (9) in a grand final, all achieved against Manly in 1951. South Sydney's 1925 first grade side is one of six New South Wales sides to ever go through a season undefeated. The club won the premiership in all three grades in 1925, a feat only repeated on three