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List of National Rugby League (NRL) Premiers

List of National Rugby League Premiers...

The National Rugby League (NRL) is the top professional league for men's rugby league teams in Australia, the National Rugby League competition is contested by 16 teams, 15 based in Australia and one based in New Zealand. The National Rugby League is the current incarnation of Australia's top-level domestic rugby league competition, which evolved from Sydney's club competition, and has been running since 1908. However, it originated as the New South Wales Rugby League and was renamed the National Rugby League (NRL) in 1998.

Name	Years
New South Wales Rugby League	1908-1994
Australian Rugby League	1995-1997
Super League	1997
National Rugby League	1998-Present

National Rugby League (NRL)
SEASON	WINNER	SCORE	RUNNERS-UP
2021	Penrith Panthers	14 – 12	South Sydney Rabbitohs
2020	Melbourne Storm	26-20	Penrith Panthers
2019	Sydney Roosters	14-8	Canberra Raiders
2018	Sydney Roosters	21–6	Melbourne Storm
2017	Melbourne Storm	34–6	North Queensland Cowboys
2016	Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks	14–12	Melbourne Storm
2015	North Queensland Cowboys	17–16	Brisbane Broncos
2014	South Sydney Rabbitohs	30–6	Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
2013	Sydney Roosters	26–18	Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
2012	Melbourne Storm	14–4	Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
2011	Manly Warringah Sea Eagles	24–10	New Zealand Warriors
2010	St. George Illawarra Dragons	32–8	Sydney Roosters
2009	Melbourne Storm (stripped)	23–16	Parramatta Eels
2008	Manly Warringah Sea Eagles	40–0	Melbourne Storm
2007	Melbourne Storm (stripped)	34–8	Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
2006	Brisbane Broncos	15–8	Melbourne Storm
2005	Wests Tigers	30–16	North Queensland Cowboys
2004	Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs	16–13	Sydney Roosters
2003	Penrith Panthers	18–6	Sydney Roosters
2002	Sydney Roosters	30–8	New Zealand Warriors
2001	Newcastle Knights	30–24	Parramatta Eels
2000	Brisbane Broncos	14–6	Sydney Roosters
1999	Melbourne Storm	20–18	St. George Illawarra Dragons
1998	Brisbane Broncos	38–12	Canterbury Bulldogs
Super League
1997	Brisbane Broncos	26-8	Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
Australian Rugby League
1997	Newcastle Knights	22-16	Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles
1996	Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles	20-8	St. George Dragons
1995	Canterbury Bulldogs	17-4	Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles
New South Wales Rugby League
1994	Canberra Raiders	36-12	Canterbury Bulldogs
1993	Brisbane Broncos	14-6	St. George Dragons
1992	Brisbane Broncos	28-8	St. George Dragons
1991	Penrith Panthers	19-12	Canberra Raiders
1990	Canberra Raiders	18-14	Penrith Panthers
1989	Canberra Raiders	19-14 (aet)	Balmain Tigers
1988	Canterbury Bulldogs	24-12	Balmain Tigers
1987	Manly-Warringah	18-8	Canberra
1986	Parramatta	4-2	Canterbury-Bankstown
1985	Canterbury-Bankstown	7-6	St. George
1984	Canterbury-Bankstown	6-4	Parramatta
1983	Parramatta	18-6	Manly-Warringah
1982	Parramatta	21-8	Manly-Warringah
1981	Parramatta	20-11	Newtown
1980	Canterbury-Bankstown	18-4	Eastern Suburbs
1979	St. George	17-13	Canterbury-Bankstown
1978	Manly-Warringah	16-0	Cronulla-Sutherland
1977	St. George	22-0	Parramatta
1976	Manly-Warringah	13-10	Parramatta
1975	Eastern Suburbs	38-0	St. George
1974	Eastern Suburbs	19-4	Canterbury-Bankstown
1973	Manly-Warringah	10-7	Cronulla-Sutherland
1972	Manly-Warringah	19-14	Eastern Suburbs
1971	South Sydney	16-10	St. George
1970	South Sydney	23-12	Manly-Warringah
1969	Balmain	11-2	South Sydney
1968	South Sydney	13-9	Manly-Warringah
1967	South Sydney	12-10	Canterbury-Bankstown
1966	St. George	23-4	Balmain
1965	St. George	12-8	South Sydney
1964	St. George	11-6	Balmain
1963	St. George	8-3	Western Suburbs
1962	St. George	9-6	Western Suburbs
1961	St. George	22-0	Western Suburbs
1960	St. George	31-6	Eastern Suburbs
1959	St. George	20-0	Manly-Warringah
1958	St. George	20-9	Western Suburbs
1957	St. George	31-9	Manly-Warringah
1956	St. George	18-12	Balmain
1955	South Sydney	12-11	Newtown
1954	South Sydney	23-15	Newtown
1953	South Sydney	31-12	St. George
1952	Western Suburbs	22-12	South Sydney
1951	South Sydney	42-14	Manly-Warringah
1950	South Sydney	21-15	Western Suburbs
1949	St. George	19-12	South Sydney
1948	Western Suburbs	8-5	Balmain
1947	Balmain	13-9	Canterbury-Bankstown
1946	Balmain	13-12	St. George
1945	Eastern Suburbs	22-18	Balmain
1944	Balmain	12-8	Newtown
1943	Newtown	34-7	North Sydney
1942	Canterbury-Bankstown	11-9	St. George
1941	St. George	31-14	Eastern Suburbs
1940	Eastern Suburbs	24-14	Canterbury-Bankstown
1939	Balmain	33-4	South Sydney
1938	Canterbury-Bankstown	19-6	Eastern Suburbs
1937	Eastern Suburbs		South Sydney
1936	Eastern Suburbs	32-12	Balmain
1935	Eastern Suburbs	19-3	South Sydney
1934	Western Suburbs	15-12	Eastern Suburbs
1933	Newtown	18-5	St. George
1932	South Sydney	19-12	Western Suburbs
1931	South Sydney	12-7	Eastern Suburbs
1930	Western Suburbs	27-2	St. George
1929	South Sydney	30-10	Newtown
1928	South Sydney	26-5	Eastern Suburbs
1927	South Sydney	20-11	St. George
1926	South Sydney	11-5	University
1925	South Sydney		Western Suburbs
1924	Balmain	3-0	South Sydney
1923	Eastern Suburbs	15-12	South Sydney
1922	North Sydney	35-3	Glebe
1921	North Sydney		Eastern Suburbs
1920	Balmain		South Sydney
1919	Balmain		Eastern Suburbs
1918	South Sydney		Western Suburbs
1917	Balmain		South Sydney
1916	Balmain	5-3	South Sydney
1915	Balmain		Glebe
1914	South Sydney		Newtown
1913	Eastern Suburbs		Newtown
1912	Eastern Suburbs		Glebe
1911	Eastern Suburbs	11-8	Glebe
1910	Newtown	4-4	South Sydney
1909	South Sydney	Forfeit	Balmain
1908	South Sydney	14-12	Eastern Suburbs

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