The Women's Super League Grand Final is the championship-deciding game of rugby league's RFL Women's Super League competition.
History After the formation of the Women's Super League in 2017 it was announced that the title would be decided by a playoff series and Grand Final as the men's competition does as well. The first two Grand Finals were held at the Manchester Regional Arena as double headers with the women's championship final, on the same day and before the men's Grand Final. For 2019 it was announced Headingley Stadium would host the final. However a late date change meant a change of venue as Headingley was unavailable for the new date and the 2019 grand final was played at the Totally Wicked Stadium instead.
The 2021 final was played at Headingley as a double header preceded by the Shield final. In 2022, the final was played at the Totally Wicked Stadium as a double header with the Shield Final. The 2023 final was played at York Community Stadium as a double header preceded by the Group 2 promotion play-off final. The 2024 final was played at the Totally Wicked Stadium as a double header preceded by the promotion/relegation play-off between the National Championship winner and the bottom team in the Super League.
Finals
YearWinnersScoreRunner-upVenueAttendanceRef2017 Bradford Bulls36–6 Featherstone RoversManchester Regional Arena2018 Wigan Warriors18–16 Leeds RhinosManchester Regional Arena 1,1892019 Leeds Rhinos 20–12 Castleford TigersTotally Wicked Stadium 1,6732020colspan=62021 St Helens 28–0 Leeds RhinosHeadingley4,2352022 Leeds Rhinos 12–4 York City KnightsTotally Wicked Stadium2,1512023 York Valkyrie 16–6 Leeds RhinosYork Community Stadium4,5472024 York Valkyrie 18–8 St HelensTotally Wicked Stadium4,8132025 Wigan Warriors16–12 St HelensBrick Community Stadium5,0182026 York Valkyrie8–6 Wigan WarriorsBrick Community Stadium
See also
NRL Women's Grand Final
References