Adam debuted in first-grade rugby league with the South Sydney Rabbitohs in 2018, showcasing his playmaking and kicking skills. In 2020 he signed with the Wests Tigers, where he has been a key contributor across multiple seasons, playing primarily at centre and five-eighth. Known for his strong running game, tactical kicking and versatility, Adam has become a core figure in the Tigers’ backline and a valued leader on and off the field.

Of Lebanese heritage through his grandparents, Adam has proudly represented Lebanon in international rugby league, including appearances at the 2017 and 2022 Rugby League World Cups. His performances with the Cedars highlight his adaptability and commitment to representing his cultural roots at the highest level.

Adam’s journey from local junior competitions and St Patrick’s College fields to professional rugby league is a testament to his dedication and resilience. Suffering numerous knee injuries during his time at the Wests Tigers, Adam spent extended periods away from the field. His fierce loyalty and hard work shown through these difficult challenges were ultimately rewarded by the club and a genuine demonstration of the values that St Patrick’s College aims to instil. His dual-code beginnings and international impact continue to inspire aspiring athletes within the community and Old Boys network.