This page details first-class rugby league records from the National Rugby League Women's Premiership.
Team records
Team wins, losses, win percentage and draws
Matches played
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Most consecutive wins
- 18 Sydney Roosters (1 September 2024 â 6 October 2024, 6 July 2025 â 27 September 2025)
- 11 Newcastle Knights (6 August 2023 â 1 October 2023, 25 July 2024 â 3 August 2024)
Most consecutive losses
- 14 Wests Tigers (6 August 2023 â 14 September 2023, 28 July 2024 â 7 September 2024)
Premierships
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Most consecutive
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Grand Final Appearances
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Most consecutive
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Runners-up
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Minor Premierships
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Most consecutive
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Wooden Spoons
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Most consecutive
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Result records
Greatest win margins
Most points scored in a game
Fewest points scored in a game
Most points scored by one team in a game
Highest scores by a losing side
Biggest comebacks
Season records
The season length has increased over time as the number of teams in the competition has expanded.
- 2018 to 2020 seasons 3 games minimum, 4 maximum
- 2021 and 2022 seasons 5 games minimum, 7 maximum
- 2023 and 2024 seasons 9 games minimum, 11 maximum
- 2025 season 11 games minimum, 14 maximum
The 2021 season was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic; the season started on 27 February 2022 and was completed on 10 April 2022.
Best start to a season
Undefeated in a season
Failed to win a match in a season
Most points scored by a team in a season
Fewest points scored by a team in a season
Most points conceded by a team in a season
Fewest points conceded by a team in a season
Keeping opposition scoreless: most games in a season
Individual playing records
Most games played
The following players have made 30 or more appearances in NRLW matches. <br> Table last updated 6 October 2025 (after the Grand Final of the 2025 Season).
<small>As at the completion of the 2025 season, Talei Holmes has played the most games (42) without scoring a try, followed by Simone Karpani (33) and Najvada George (31)</small>
Most points scored
In a career
The following players have scored 30 or more points in NRLW matches. <br> Table last updated 6 October 2025 (after the Grand Final of the 2025 Season).
Leading point scorer
In each season
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In a match
Most tries scored
In a career
The following players have scored 12 or more tries in NRLW matches.
Table last updated 6 October 2025 (after the Grand Final of the 2025 Season).
Leading try scorer
The title of being the NRLW's leading try-scorer has been shared or held outright (i.e. alone) by 10 players to date.
In each season
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In a match (Try hattricks)
Most goals kicked
In a row
- 22 Jesse Southwell in 2025
In a match
Most premierships won as a player
Season tallies
Pointscoring
Note: Table last updated 6 October 2025 (after the Grand Final of the 2025 season).
Player retention and debutants
Notes:
- Table last updated 6 October 2025.
- Retained Player appeared in at least one NRLW game with the same club in the preceding season
- Debutant Player made their NRLW debut during the season
- Immediate Transfer Player appeared in at least one NRLW game in the preceding season with a different club
- Delayed Transfer Player did not appear in the preceding season but had played NRLW in two or more years previously at a different club
- Returned to Club Player returned to a club after playing with a different club in the interim
- Returned to play Player returned to play at the same club after missing one or more seasons
- Last Season Player has not (yet) played in subsequent seasons
- Final Player appeared in NRLW games in two or more seasons
- Only Player appeared in NRLW games in just one season
- Numbers in this pair of columns will change if players from a previous season make their first re-appearance in the current or future seasons.
- The delayed 2021 season began without the New Zealand Warriors, who entered a four-season recess, and saw the addition of three new clubs.
Players used and debutants introduced by club each season
Notes:
- Table last updated 6 October 2025.
- PU Number of players used
- D Number of NRLW debutants.
Coaching records
Coaches' wins, losses, win percentage and draws
<small>Last updated: 29 September 2025 (after Finals Week Two)</small><br> <small>Share % is the percentage of points For over the sum of points For and Against.</small>
Most games coached
Most premierships won as a coach
Attendance records
The National Rugby League has published attendances for most but not all NRLW matches.
NRLW matches have been scheduled and played in different game-day formats. Each format can be further categorised as to whether or not clubs had both their NRLW and NRL teams at the venue, and whether the NRLW teams were playing in a local venue or had travelled.
Notes:
- Table last updated: 6 October 2025
- Crowds have been published for 179 of 224 NRLW matches.
- This tally excludes a few instances where the published NRLW crowd is the same number as the published NRL crowd.
- Raw crowd total is the sum of the published crowds for the format and category.
- Adjusted crowd total in an attempt to avoid counting the same crowd twice where two matches at the same venue on the same day fit into the same format and category. The higher of the two numbers is used, rather than the total.
- Example 1: At the triple-header at AAMI Park on 10 September 2022 the published crowds were (1) 505 for NRLW Titans v Eels, (2) 1,229 for NRLW Broncos v Dragons, and (3) 20,838 for NRL Storm v Raiders. The raw crowd total is 1,734 and the adjusted crowd total is the 1,229.
- Example 2: At the all NRLW triple-header at Central Coast Stadium on 18 September 2022 the published crowds were (1) 3,066 for Broncos v Eels, (2) 4,776 for Roosters v Titans and 6,214 for Dragons v Knights. The Roosters match is included in the At least one local team category. The other two games are both in the Both teams visiting category. The raw crowd total for these two games is 3,066 + 6,214 = 10,280. The adjusted crowd total is 6,214.
- Example 3: At the NRLW double-header at Allianz Stadium on 4 August 2024 the published crowds were (1) 1,166 for Eels v Sharks and (2) 2,899 for Roosters v Broncos. The raw crowd total is 4,065 and the adjusted crowd total is 2,899.
- There is not necessarily an agreed game time when the crowd figure is taken for NRLW games that precede NRL or other NRLW games. Typically, when an NRLW crowd is announced at the venue, it is with around ten minutes to go in the NRLW match. At an NRLW-NRL double-header, the later in the NRLW game that attendance is taken the higher it will be, as people who have no or limited interest in the NRLW match begin to arrive ahead of the NRL match's kick-off time.
- Attendance for NRLW games that follow NRL games are estimates, as spectators departing after the NRL game are not required to scan out through turnstiles.
Stand-alone attendances
The table below reflects published attendances for stand-alone NRLW matches.
Notes:
- Game days that included reserve grade (NSWRL Women's Premiership, QRL Women's Premiership) or age division matches at the same venue before or after a single NRLW match are included in this category and table.
- For six of the 21 stand-alone matches in 2024 the attendances have not yet been published. The average given for 2024 is calculated based on the 15 games with published attendances. The actual average would be lower, but by exactly how much is not known.
- There were no stand-alone games in the 2018 and 2020 seasons.
- Table last updated: 22 September 2025
See also
Current team-specific records
References
For records specific to a match, the Match Centre on the NRL website is referenced.
External links