40 Interesting NRL Statistics

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  1. The NRL was established in 1908 as the New South Wales Rugby Football League (NSWRFL) before becoming the NRL in 1998.
  2. The first NRL Grand Final took place in 1908, with the South Sydney Rabbitohs defeating the Eastern Suburbs Roosters.
  3. The Brisbane Broncos have won the most NRL premierships, with a total of six titles.
  4. The Melbourne Storm have won four NRL premierships, but were stripped of two titles due to salary cap breaches.
  5. The longest winning streak in NRL history belongs to the Eastern Suburbs Roosters, who won 19 consecutive matches in the 1975 season.
  6. The most points scored by a team in a single NRL match is 91, achieved by the Parramatta Eels in 2001 against the North Queensland Cowboys.
  7. The highest individual point scorer in NRL history is Cameron Smith, who scored a total of 2,786 points during his career.
  8. The Sydney Roosters hold the record for the largest winning margin in an NRL Grand Final, defeating the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles by 40 points in 1975.
  9. The Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs were the first team to win back-to-back NRL premierships in the modern era, achieving this feat in 1984 and 1985.
  10. The youngest player to debut in the NRL is Jamal Fogarty, who played his first game for the Gold Coast Titans at the age of 16 years and 80 days.
  11. The Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks ended their 50-year premiership drought by winning their first NRL title in 2016.
  12. The North Queensland Cowboys won their first NRL premiership in 2015, with a thrilling golden point victory over the Brisbane Broncos.
  13. The Penrith Panthers went undefeated in the 2020 NRL regular season, winning all 20 of their matches.
  14. The New Zealand Warriors are the only NRL team based outside of Australia, representing New Zealand.
  15. The State of Origin series, contested between New South Wales and Queensland, is one of the most highly anticipated events in Australian sport.
  16. The NRL Grand Final is held annually at the Sydney Cricket Ground or ANZ Stadium, depending on the year.
  17. The NRL introduced the video referee system in 1996 to assist with making decisions during matches.
  18. The Dally M Medal is awarded to the NRL’s best and fairest player each season.
  19. The Brisbane Broncos hold the record for the highest average home attendance in NRL history, with over 32,000 fans per game in 1993.
  20. The South Sydney Rabbitohs were excluded from the NRL competition for two seasons in 2000 and 2001 before being reinstated in 2002.
  21. The St. George Illawarra Dragons were formed through a merger of the St. George Dragons and the Illawarra Steelers in 1998.
  22. The Sydney Roosters won back-to-back premierships in 2018 and 2019, becoming the first team to achieve this feat in the NRL era.
  23. The Wests Tigers were created through a merger of the Western Suburbs Magpies and the Balmain Tigers in 1999.
  24. The NRL has a salary cap system in place to ensure a level playing field and financial sustainability for all clubs.
  25. The NRL has introduced several rule changes over the years to enhance the speed and flow of the game.
  26. The first NRL match played outside of Australia took place in 2003 when the Bulldogs faced the New Zealand Warriors in Wellington, New Zealand.
  27. The Indigenous All Stars match, featuring Indigenous Australian players, has become an annual fixture in the NRL calendar.
  28. The NRL operates a successful Women’s Premiership competition, showcasing the growth of women’s rugby league.
  29. The NRL introduced the Golden Point rule in 2003, where a match goes into extra time if scores are level at the end of regular time.
  30. The Sydney Roosters and South Sydney Rabbitohs have one of the oldest and fiercest rivalries in Australian sport, known as the “Roosters vs. Rabbitohs” or “Foundation Derby.”
  31. The NRL launched a dedicated digital platform called NRL Digital to provide fans with comprehensive coverage and access to games, highlights, and statistics.
  32. Rugby league is the most-watched sport on Australian television, with NRL matches attracting millions of viewers each season.
  33. The NRL’s Magic Round, introduced in 2019, sees an entire round of matches played at a single venue over a weekend, creating a festival-like atmosphere.
  34. The NRL’s official anthem is “Simply the Best,” performed by Tina Turner.
  35. The NRL is known for its strong international presence, with teams from Australia, New Zealand, and a club from Papua New Guinea participating in the competition.
  36. The NRL has a strict code of conduct and disciplinary process to address off-field incidents and maintain the integrity of the game.
  37. The NRL’s Hall of Fame recognizes the sport’s greatest players, coaches, and contributors, with inductions taking place annually.
  38. The NRL’s Touch Football program, in partnership with Touch Football Australia, promotes participation and development of the sport across the country.
  39. The NRL has implemented various initiatives to promote player welfare, including mental health support programs and education on player behavior and integrity.
  40. The NRL has a robust grassroots development program aimed at nurturing young talent and fostering participation in rugby league from a young age.
  41. The NRL’s State Championship sees the premiership-winning teams from the NSW Cup and Queensland Cup compete for the title of the best state league team.
  42. The NRL Indigenous Round celebrates and honors the contributions of Indigenous players to the sport, highlighting their cultural heritage and promoting inclusivity.
  43. The NRL holds an annual Grand Final breakfast, featuring entertainment and interviews with players and coaches before the big game.
  44. The NRL’s Women in League Round recognizes and celebrates the significant role women play in the rugby league community, both on and off the field.
  45. The NRL has a dedicated judiciary system to review and determine the outcomes of disciplinary matters arising from on-field incidents.
  46. The NRL has a comprehensive drug testing program in place to maintain the integrity of the sport and protect the health and wellbeing of players.
  47. The NRL introduced the NRL Nines tournament in 2014, featuring fast-paced, shortened matches played over a weekend.
  48. The NRL’s annual All Stars match showcases the best Indigenous and Maori players in a thrilling contest.
  49. The NRL’s Finals Series, also known as the NRL Playoffs, determines the teams that will compete for the premiership title.
  50. The NRL is continuously evolving and innovating to ensure the game remains exciting, inclusive, and sustainable for future generations of rugby league fans and players.

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  1. Most Premierships: The Sydney Roosters hold the record for the most premierships, with 15 titles to their name.
  2. Most Consecutive Premierships: The South Sydney Rabbitohs and the St. George Dragons share the record for the most consecutive premierships, with both teams winning five titles in a row.
  3. Highest Points Scorer: Cameron Smith holds the record for the most points scored in NRL history, amassing a total of 2,786 points throughout his career.
  4. Most Tries: Ken Irvine holds the record for the most tries scored in the NRL, crossing the try line 212 times during his career.
  5. Most Points in a Season: Hazem El Masri set the record for the most points scored in a single season, accumulating 342 points in 2004.
  6. Most Tries in a Season: David Brown and Kevin Campion jointly hold the record for the most tries scored in a single season, both crossing the try line 23 times.
  7. Highest Score in a Match: The Parramatta Eels scored the highest number of points in a single match, defeating the North Queensland Cowboys 74-4 in 2001.
  8. Longest Winning Streak: The Eastern Suburbs Roosters hold the record for the longest winning streak in NRL history, winning 19 consecutive matches in the 1975 season.
  9. Most Consecutive Losses: The Newcastle Knights hold the record for the most consecutive losses, enduring a 19-match losing streak in 2005.
  10. Most Points in a Match: Matthew Ridge scored the most points in a single match, amassing 30 points for the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles in 1995.
  11. Youngest Debutant: Jamal Fogarty is the youngest player to debut in the NRL, making his first appearance at the age of 16 years and 80 days.
  12. Oldest Player: The oldest player in NRL history is Cameron Smith, who retired at the age of 37.
  13. Longest Field Goal: Terry Lamb holds the record for the longest field goal in NRL history, kicking a 52-meter field goal for the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs in 1991.
  14. Most Field Goals in a Match: Andrew Johns and Allan Langer jointly hold the record for the most field goals kicked in a single match, both scoring four field goals.
  15. Most Conversions in a Match: Ryan Girdler holds the record for the most conversions in a single match, successfully converting 11 kicks for the Penrith Panthers in 2002.
  16. Most Penalty Goals in a Match: Daryl Halligan holds the record for the most penalty goals in a single match, successfully kicking 10 goals for the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs in 1994.
  17. Most Goals in a Season: Hazem El Masri holds the record for the most goals kicked in a single season, successfully converting 120 goals in 2004.
  18. Most Tackles in a Season: Cameron Smith holds the record for the most tackles in a single season, making 1,120 tackles in 2015.
  19. Most Run Metres in a Season: James Tedesco holds the record for the most run metres in a single season, accumulating 5,504 metres in 2019.
  20. Most Line Breaks in a Season: Steve Renouf holds the record for the most line breaks in a single season, making 31 line breaks in 1994.
  21. Most Try Assists in a Season: Cooper Cronk holds the record for the most try assists in a single season, providing 42 assists in 2016.
  22. Most Tries by a Forward: Frank Burge holds the record for the most tries scored by a forward, crossing the try line 146 times during his career.
  23. Most Goals in a Career: Hazem El Masri holds the record for the most goals kicked in an NRL career, successfully converting 942 goals.
  24. Most Field Goals in a Career: Johnathan Thurston holds the record for the most field goals kicked in an NRL career, scoring 46 field goals.
  25. Most Points in a Career: Cameron Smith holds the record for the most points scored in an NRL career, accumulating 2,786 points.
  26. Most Games Played: Cameron Smith holds the record for the most NRL games played, with a total of 430 appearances.
  27. Most Tackles in a Career: Cameron Smith holds the record for the most tackles made in an NRL career, with 12,356 tackles.
  28. Most Offloads in a Career: Andrew Johns holds the record for the most offloads in an NRL career, making 1,000 offloads.
  29. Most Try Assists in a Career: Johnathan Thurston holds the record for the most try assists in an NRL career, providing 238 assists.
  30. Most Line Break Assists in a Career: Johnathan Thurston holds the record for the most line break assists in an NRL career, providing 253 assists.
  31. Most Dally M Medals: Johnathan Thurston and Andrew Johns jointly hold the record for the most Dally M Medals won, both receiving the prestigious award four times.
  32. Most Clive Churchill Medals: Billy Slater holds the record for the most Clive Churchill Medals won, receiving the award on two occasions.
  33. Most Tries in a Grand Final: Steve Menzies holds the record for the most tries scored in NRL Grand Finals, crossing the try line eight times.
  34. Most Points in Grand Finals: Hazem El Masri holds the record for the most points scored in NRL Grand Finals, accumulating 116 points.
  35. Most Tries in State of Origin: Greg Inglis holds the record for the most tries scored in State of Origin matches, crossing the try line 18 times.
  36. Most Points in State of Origin: Johnathan Thurston holds the record for the most points scored in State of Origin matches, accumulating 382 points.
  37. Most Tries in a Match in State of Origin: Greg Inglis and Billy Slater jointly hold the record for the most tries scored in a single State of Origin match, both crossing the try line three times.
  38. Most Points in a Match in State of Origin: Mick Cronin holds the record for the most points scored in a single State of Origin match, amassing 22 points.
  39. Most Games Played in State of Origin: Cameron Smith holds the record for the most State of Origin games played, representing Queensland in 42 matches.
  40. Highest State of Origin Attendance: The highest State of Origin attendance was recorded in Game 3 of the 2019 series, with 82,565 spectators in attendance at ANZ Stadium.

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