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The British Men's Rugby League Champions...

The Super League (SL) is the top level professional rugby league club competition in the Northern Hemisphere, with the majority of the teams coming from England. The competition started in 1996.
Following a dispute in 1895, the 22 northern rugby clubs split from the Rugby Football Union and formed the Northern Union, with 22 clubs organized into a league. At the end of the 1895–96 season, Manningham was the first club to become champions, one point ahead of Halifax.

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Season	Champions	Score	Runners-up
2021	St. Helens	12–10	Catalans
2020	St. Helens	8–4	Wigan
2019	St. Helens	23 – 6	Salford Red Devils
2018	Wigan Warriors	12-4	Warrington Wolves
2017	Leeds	24–6	Castleford
2016	Wigan	12–6	Warrington
2015	Leeds	22–20	Wigan
2014	St. Helens	14–6	Wigan
2013	Wigan	30–16	Warrington
2012	Leeds	26–18	Warrington
2011	Leeds	32–16	St. Helens
2010	Wigan	22–10	St. Helens
2009	Leeds	18–10	St. Helens
2008	Leeds	24–16	St. Helens
2007	Leeds	33–6	St. Helens
2006	St. Helens	26–4	Hull
2005	Bradford	15–6	Leeds
2004	Leeds	16–8	Bradford
2003	Bradford	25–12	Wigan
2002	St. Helens	19–18	Bradford
2001	Bradford	37–6	Wigan
2000	St. Helens	29–16	Wigan
1999	St. Helens	8–6	Bradford
1998	Wigan	10–4	Leeds
1997	Bradford		London
1996	St. Helens		Wigan
1995–96	Wigan		Leeds
1994–95	Wigan		Leeds
1993–94	Wigan		Bradford Northern
1992–93	Wigan		St. Helens
1991–92	Wigan		St. Helens
1990–91	Wigan		Widnes
1989–90	Wigan		Widnes
1988–89	Widnes		Wigan
1987–88	Widnes		St. Helens
1986–87	Wigan		St. Helens
1985–86	Halifax		Wigan
1984–85	Hull Kingston Rovers		St. Helens
1983–84	Hull Kingston Rovers		Hull
1982–83	Hull		Hull Kingston Rovers
1981–82	Leigh		Hull
1980–81	Bradford Northern		Warrington
1979–80	Bradford Northern		Widnes
1978–79	Hull Kingston Rovers		Warrington
1977–78	Widnes		Bradford Northern
1976–77	Featherstone Rovers		St. Helens
1975–76	Salford		Featherstone Rovers
1974–75	St. Helens		Wigan
1973–74	Salford		St. Helens
1972–73	Dewsbury	22–13	Leeds
1971–72	Leeds	9–5	St. Helens
1970–71	St. Helens	16–12	Wigan
1969–70	St. Helens	24–12	Leeds
1968–69	Leeds	16–14	Castleford
1967–68	Wakefield Trinity	17–10	Hull Kingston Rovers
1966–67	Wakefield Trinity	21-9	St. Helens
1965–66	St. Helens	35–12	Halifax
1964–65	Halifax	15–7	St. Helens
1963–64	Swinton		Wigan
1962–63	Swinton		St. Helens
1961–62	Huddersfield	14–5	Wakefield Trinity
1960–61	Leeds	25–10	Warrington
1959–60	Wigan	27–3	Wakefield Trinity
1958–59	St. Helens	44–22	Hunslet
1957–58	Hull	20–3	Workington Town
1956–57	Oldham	15–14	Hull
1955–56	Hull	10–9	Halifax
1954–55	Warrington	7–3	Oldham
1953–54	Warrington	8–7	Halifax
1952–53	St. Helens	24–14	Halifax
1951–52	Wigan	13–6	Bradford Northern
1950–51	Workington Town	26–11	Warrington
1949–50	Wigan	20–2	Huddersfield
1948–49	Huddersfield	13–12	Warrington
1947–48	Warrington	15–5	Bradford Northern
1946–47	Wigan		Dewsbury
1945–46	Wigan		Huddersfield
1944–45	Wartime Emergency League
1943–44	Wartime Emergency League
1942–43	Wartime Emergency League
1941–42	Wartime Emergency League
1940–41	County Leagues
1939–40	County Leagues
1938–39	Salford	8–6	Castleford
1937–38	Hunslet	8–2	Leeds
1936–37	Salford	13–11	Warrington
1935–36	Hull	21–2	Widnes
1934–35	Swinton	14–3	Warrington
1933–34	Wigan	15–3	Salford
1932–33	Salford	15–5	Swinton
1931–32	St. Helens	9–5	Huddersfield
1930–31	Swinton	14–7	Leeds
1929–30	Huddersfield	10–0	Leeds
1928–29	Huddersfield	2–0	Leeds
1927–28	Swinton	11–0	Featherstone Rovers
1926–27	Swinton	13–8	St Helens Recs
1925–26	Wigan	22–10	Warrington
1924–25	Hull Kingston Rovers	9–5	Swinton
1923–24	Batley	13–7	Wigan
1922–23	Hull Kingston Rovers	15–5	Huddersfield
1921–22	Wigan	13–2	Oldham
1920–21	Hull	16–14	Hull Kingston Rovers
1919–20	Hull	3–2	Huddersfield
1918–19	County Leagues
1914–15	Huddersfield	35–2	Leeds
1913–14	Salford	5–3	Huddersfield
1912–13	Huddersfield	29–2	Wigan
1911–12	Huddersfield	13–5	Wigan
1910–11	Oldham	20–7	Wigan
1909–10	Oldham	13–7	Wigan
1908–09	Wigan	7–3	Oldham
1907–08	Hunslet	12–7	Oldham
1906–07	Halifax	18–3	Oldham
1905–06	Leigh		Hunslet
1904–05	Oldham		Bradford F.C.
1903–04	Bradford F.C.		Salford
1902–03	Halifax		Salford
1901–02	Broughton Rangers		Salford
1897-1900	County Leagues
1895–96	Manningham		Halifax

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