Terrell May might see it as ‘just another game’ but there is plenty of personal pride for the loyal Wests Tigers prop when he runs out for his 100th NRL game on Sunday.
May reaches the special milestone when the Tigers play the Penrith Panthers at CommBank Stadium in their final game of the season in Round 27.
A proud man from Penrith, 27-year-old Terrell came through the Panthers system alongside brothers Taylan and Tyrone.
He spent three seasons at the Sydney Roosters from 2022, before joining the Tigers in 2024, where he has gone on to play 46 games.
“I can still remember my first game. It was against Penrith. All the boys I grew up with and I see in the off-season or on my days off.
“A lot of my close mates. I now get to verse them on my 100th game.
“I think it means more for my family. I’m the first brother to hit 100 games and I was the last brother to debut.
“It’s probably a special moment for my family more so than for myself. To be honest, I just want to go out there and do a good job and get the win for the boys.
“I just see it as another game. I know not many people hit 100 games, but I think my family are proud of this moment, and I can’t wait to celebrate with them more so and with the boys.”
