BETFRED WOMEN’S SUPER LEAGUE – GRAND FINAL
WIGAN WARRIORS v YORK VALKYRIE
(Sunday, 5.30pm, at The Brick Community Stadium)
Wigan Warriors – Previous Grand Finals:
2025 Won (v St Helens, 16-12) (at The Brick Community Stadium)
2018 Won (v Leeds, 18-16) (at Manchester Regional Arena)
York Valkyrie – Previous Grand Finals:
2024 Won (v St Helens, 18-8) (at Totally Wicked Stadium, St Helens)
2023 Won (v Leeds, 16-6) (at LNER Community Stadium)
2022 Lost (v Leeds, 12-4) (at Totally Wicked Stadium, St Helens)
Last ten meetings:
York 26, Wigan 12 (SLR13, 13/9/26)
Wigan 44, York 0 (SLR9, 15/8/26)
York 12, Wigan 32 (SLR5, 20/6/26)
Wigan 52, York 0 (CCSF, 9/5/26)
(at Halliwell Jones Stadium, Warrington)
York 32, Wigan 10 (SLR11, 24/8/25)
(at Crow Trees, Blaydon)
Wigan 40, York 6 (SLR1, 16/5/25)
Wigan 12, York 16 (SLR13, 8/9/24)
York 10, Wigan 18 (SLR9, 20/7/24)
York 22, Wigan 6 (SLG1-SF, 23/9/23)
Wigan 4, York 36 (SL-G1, 20/8/23)
Wigan Warriors – Women’s Super League Grand Final appearances
Mia Atherton
2025 Won (v St Helens, 16-12)
Grace Banks
2025 Won (v St Helens, 16-12)
Mary Coleman
2025 Won (v St Helens, 16-12)
Bethan Dainton
2023 Lost (v York, 16-6) *
* for Leeds
Anna Davies
2025 Won (v St Helens, 16-12)
Jenna Foubister
2025 Won (v St Helens, 16-12)
Kelsey Gentles
2024 Won (v St Helens, 18-8) *
2022 Lost (v Leeds, 12-4) *
2019 Lost (v Leeds, 20-12) **
* for York
** for Castleford
Eva Hunter
2025 Won (v St Helens, 16-12)
Ruby Hunter
2025 Won (v St Helens, 16-12)
Cerys Jones
2025 Won (v St Helens, 16-12)
Molly Jones
2025 Won (v St Helens, 16-12)
Carys Marsh
2025 Won (v St Helens, 16-12)
Isabel Rowe
2025 Won (v St Helens, 16-12)
Beri Salihi
2025 Lost (v Wigan, 16-12) *
2024 Won (v York, 18-8) *
* for St Helens
Rachel Thompson
2018 Won (v Leeds, 18-16)
Megan Williams
2025 Won (v St Helens, 16-12)
2024 Lost (v York, 18-8) *
* for St Helens
Georgia Wilson
2025 Won (v St Helens, 16-12)
2018 Won (v Leeds, 18-16)
Wigan have used 25 players in this season’s Women’s Super League campaign, with Grace Banks, Anna Davies, Eva Hunter and Carys Marsh playing in all 13 of the Warriors’ regular season games.
York Valkyrie – Women’s Super League Grand Final appearances
Savannah Andrade
2024 Won (v St Helens, 18-8)
2023 Won (v Leeds, 16-6)
2022 Lost (v Leeds, 12-4)
2017 Won (v Featherstone, 36-6) *
* for Bradford
Jas Bell
2024 Won (v St Helens, 18-8)
2023 Won (v Leeds, 16-6)
2022 Lost (v Leeds, 12-4)
2017 Lost (v Bradford, 36-6) *
* for Featherstone
Izzy Brennan
2024 Won (v St Helens, 18-8)
Emma Kershaw
2023 Won (v Leeds, 16-6)
2022 Lost (v Leeds, 12-4)
Rhiannion Marshall
2024 Won (v St Helens, 18-8)
2023 Won (v Leeds, 16-6)
2019 Lost (v Leeds, 20-12) *
2018 Lost (v Wigan, 18-16) **
2017 Lost (v Bradford, 36-6) ***
* for Castleford
** for Leeds
*** for Featherstone
Tara Moxon
2022 Won (v York, 12-4) *
* for Leeds
Megan Pakulis
2024 Won (v St Helens, 18-8)
Lisa Parker
2024 Won (v St Helens, 18-8)
Eboni Partington
2024 Won (v St Helens, 18-8)
Sinead Peach
2023 Won (v Leeds, 16-6)
2022 Lost (v Leeds, 12-4)
2019 Lost (v Leeds, 20-12) *
2017 Lost (v Bradford, 36-6) **
* for Castleford
** for Featherstone
Tamzin Renouf
2024 Won (v St Helens, 18-8)
2023 Won (v Leeds, 16-6)
2022 Lost (v Leeds, 12-4)
2019 Lost (v Leeds, 20-12) *
* for Castleford
Sade Rihari
2024 Won (v St Helens, 18-8)
2023 Won (v Leeds, 16-6)
Tara Jane Stanley
2023 Won (v Leeds, 16-6)
2022 Lost (v Leeds, 12-4)
2019 Lost (v Leeds, 20-12) *
* for Castleford
Liv Wood
2024 Won (v St Helens, 18-8)
2023 Won (v Leeds, 16-6)
2022 Lost (v Leeds, 12-4)
York have used 25 players in this season’s Women’s Super League campaign, with Jas Bell, Izzy Brennan, Megan Pakulis, Eboni Partington, Ellie Williamson, Liv Wood and Petra Woods playing in all 14 of Valkyrie’s regular season and play-off games.
Previous Women’s Super League Grand Finals:
2025 Wigan Warriors (1st) 16, St Helens (2nd) 12
(at The Brick Community Stadium) (Attendance: 5,018)
2024 York Valkyrie (3rd) 18, St Helens (1st) 8
(at Totally Wicked Stadium) (Attendance: 4,813)
2023 York Valkyrie (1st) 16, Leeds Rhinos (3rd) 6
(at LNER Community Stadium) (Attendance: 4,547)
2022 Leeds Rhinos (3rd) 12, York City Knights (1st) 4
(at Totally Wicked Stadium, St Helens) (Attendance: 2,151)
2021 St Helens (1st) 28, Leeds Rhinos (2nd) 0
(at Headingley) (Attendance: 4,235)
2019 Leeds Rhinos 20 (3rd), Castleford Tigers (1st) 12
(at Totally Wicked Stadium, St Helens) (Attendance: 1,673)
2018 Wigan Warriors (2nd) 18, Leeds Rhinos (1st) 16
(at Manchester Regional Arena) (Attendance: 1,189)
2017 Bradford Bulls (1st) 36, Featherstone Rovers (3rd) 6
(at Manchester Regional Arena) (Attendance: N/A)
WOMEN’S SUPER LEAGUE GRAND FINAL RECORDS
Most wins
2 wins in 5 finals by Leeds Rhinos (also most finals)
2 wins in 3 finals by York Valkyrie
2 wins in 2 finals by Wigan Warriors
Highest score
Bradford Bulls 36 Featherstone Rovers 6 (2017) (also widest margin)
Most tries by a team
7 Bradford Bulls (v Featherstone Rovers, 36-6) (2017)
Most points by a losing team
Leeds Rhinos 16 Wigan Warriors 18 (2018)
Most tries by a player
3 Rachel Thompson (Wigan Warriors) in the 18-16 defeat of Leeds Rhinos in 2018
Most goals by a player
4 Claire Garner (Bradford Bulls) in the 36-6 defeat of Featherstone Rovers in 2017
Most points by a player
12 Rachel Thompson (three tries) in Wigan Warriors’ 18-16 defeat of Leeds Rhinos in 2018
12 Claire Garner (one try, four goals) in Bradford Bulls’ 36-6 defeat of Featherstone Rovers in 2017