Rugby league State of Origin results and statistics

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This is a list of Rugby League State of Origin results and statistics. Contained here are the results of each official rugby league State of Origin match, the exhibition match played between New South Wales and Queensland in the United States and the matches played between New South Wales and Queensland for the Super League Tri-series.

Contents

[edit] Results

[edit] Series matches

Date Details Referee Ground Crowd
8 July 1980 Queensland 20 (Tries: K. Boustead, C. Close; Goals: M. Meninga 7)
New South Wales 10 (Tries: G. Brentnall, T. Raudonikis; Goals: M. Cronin 2)
B. Thompson Lang Park 33,210
28 July 1981 Queensland 22 (Tries: M. Meninga, W. Lewis, B. Backer, C. Close; Goals: M.Meninga 5)
New South Wales 15 (Tries : E. Grothe 2, M. Cronin; Goals: M. Cronin 3)
K. Steele Lang Park 25,613
1 June 1982 New South Wales 20 (Tries: Z. Niszczot 2, S. Mortimer, B. Izzard; Goals: M.Cronin 4)
Queensland 16 (Tries: M. Brennan, J. Ribot; Goals: M.Meninga 5)
K.Roberts Lang Park 27,326
8 June 1982 Queensland 11 (Tries: G. Miles, J. Ribot, P. Vautin; Goals: C. Scott)
New South Wales 7 (Tries: B. Izzard; Goals: T. Melrose 2)
B. Gomersall Lang Park 19,435
22 June 1982 Queensland 10 (Tries: W. Lewis, R. Hancock; Goals: M.Meninga 2)
New South Wales 5 (Tries: P. Duke; Goals: M. Cronin)
D. Wilson Sydney Cricket Ground 20,242
7 June 1983 Queensland 24 (Tries: W. Lewis 2, M. Murray; Goals: M. Meninga 6)
New South Wales 12 (Tries: S. Ella, E. Grothe; Goals: P. Sigsworth 2)
B.Gomersall Lang Park 29,412
21 June 1983 New South Wales 10 (Tries: S. Ella, N.Hunt; Goals: M.Cronin)
Queensland 6 (Tries: M.Meninga; Goals: M.Meninga)
J.Gocher Sydney Cricket Ground 21,620
28 June 1983 Queensland 43 (Tries: M. Brennan 2, G. Conescu, B. Niebling, G. Miles, S. Stacey, D. Brown; Goals: M.Meninga 6, C.Scott; Field Goals: W. Lewis)
New South Wales 22 (Tries: C. Anderson 3, S. Mortimer; Goals: M.Cronin 3)
R.Whitfield Lang Park 26,084
29 May 1984 Queensland 29 (Tries: K. Boustead 3, G. Miles, W. Lewis, P. Vautin; Goals: M. Meninga 2; Field Goals: W. Lewis)
New South Wales 12 (Tries: N. Cleal; Goals: R.Conlon 4)
K. Roberts Lang Park 33,662
19 June 1984 Queensland 14 (Tries: G. Dowling, G. Miles; Goals: M.Meninga 3)
New South Wales 2 (Goals: R. Conlon)
B. Gomersall Sydney Cricket Ground 29,088
17 July 1984 New South Wales 22 (Tries: B. Johnston 2, N. Cleal; Goals: R. Conlon 5)
Queensland 12 (Tries: K. Boustead, B. Lindner; Goals: M.Meninga 2)
K. Roberts Lang Park 16,559
28 May 1985 New South Wales 18 (M.O'Connor 2 tries M.O'Connor 5 goals)
Queensland 2 (M.Meninga goal)
K. Roberts Lang Park 33,011
11 June 1985 New South Wales 21 (C.Mortimer, B.Kenny, B.Elias tries M.O'Connor 4 goals M.O'Connor fg)
Queensland 14 (I.French, B.Lindner tries M.Meninga 3 goals)
B.Gomersall Sydney Cricket Ground 39,068
23 July 1985 Queensland 20 (D.Shearer 2,I.French,J.Ribot tries M.Meninga 2 goals)
New South Wales 6 (S.Ella try M.O'Connor goal
B.Gomersall Lang Park 18,825
27 May 1986 New South Wales 22 (A.Farrar,C.Mortimer,R.Simmons,G.Jack tries M.O'Connor 3 goals)
Queensland 16 (G.Dowling,G.Miles tries M.Meninga 4 goals)
K.Roberts Lang Park 33,066
10 June 1986 New South Wales 24 (N.Cleal,W.Pearce,A.Farrar,B.Kenny,M.O'Connor tries M.O'Connor 2 goals)
Queensland 20 (D.Shearer,I.French,L.Kiss,B.Lindner tries M.Meninga 2 goals)
B. Gomersall Sydney Cricket Ground 40,707
1 July 1986 New South Wales 18 (W.Pearce,P.Tunks,M.O'Connor tries M.O'Connor 3 goals)
Queensland 16 (G.Belcher, D.Shearer,G.Conescu,L.Kiss tries)
K. Roberts Lang Park 21,097
2 June 1987 New South Wales 20 (M.O'Connor 2,L.Davidson,M.McGaw tries M.O'Connor 2 goals)
Queensland 16 (D.Shearer, T.Currie,G.Dowling tries G.Belcher, P.Jackson goals
M .Stone Lang Park 33,411
16 June 1987 Queensland 12 (D.Shearer,G.Dowling,C.Scott tries)
New South Wales 6 (A.Farrar try M.O'Connor goal)
B.Gomersall Sydney Cricket Ground 42,048
15 July 1987 Queensland 10 (D.Shearer,B.Lindner tries D.Shearer goal)
New South Wales 8 (D.Boyle try M.O'Connor 2 goals)
B.Gomersall Lang Park 32,602
17 May 1988 Queensland 26 (A.Langer 2,G.Belcher,P.Jackson,A.McIndoe tries G.Belcher 3 goals)
New South Wales 18 (M.McGaw,A.Ettingshausen,M.O'Connor tries M.O'Connor 3 goals)
B.Gomersall Sydney Football Stadium 26,441
31 May 1988 Queensland 16 (S.Backo ,A.Langer tries G.Belcher 4 goals)
New South Wales 6 (M.O'Connor try M.O'Connor goal)
M. Stone Lang Park 31,817
21 June 1988 Queensland 38 (S.Backo 2,P.Jackson,A.Langer,W.Lewis, J.Kilroy,B.French tries G.Belcher 5 goals)
New South Wales 22 (W.Pearce,J.Ferguson,M.O'Connor,S.Hanson tries M.O'Connor 3 goals)
G.McCallum Sydney Football Stadium 16,910
23 May 1989 Queensland 36 (M.Meninga 2,M.Hancock 2,A.Langer,A.McIndoe,B.Lindner tries M.Meninga 4 goals)
New South Wales 6 (A.Ettingshausen try L.Daley goal)
M. Stone Lang Park 33,088
14 June 1989 Queensland 16 (K.Walters,W.Lewis,M.Hancock tries M.Meninga,G.Belcher goals)
New South Wales 12 (L.Daley, C.Johns tries G.Alexander 2 goals)
D. Manson Sydney Football Stadium 40,000
28 June 1989 Queensland 36 (D.Shearer 2,G.Belcher,T.Currie,K.Walters,M.Hancock,A.McIndoe tries D.Shearer 4 goals)
New South Wales 16 (D.Trewhella,B.McGuire,D.Hasler tries M.O'Connor 2 goals)
G. McCallum Lang Park 33,260
9 May 1990 New South Wales 8 (M.McGaw try M.O'Connor 2 goals)
Queensland 0
D. Manson Sydney Football Stadium 41,235
30 May 1990 New South Wales 12 (R.Stuart,B.Mackay tries R.Wishart 2 goals)
Queensland 6 (L.Kiss try M.Meninga goal)
G. McCallum Olympic Park, Melbourne 25,800
13 June 1990 Queensland 14 (S.Jackson,G.Belcher tries G.Belcher 2,W.Lewis goals)
New South Wales 10 (M.McGaw,G.Lazarus tries R.Wishart goal)
D. Manson Lang Park 31,416
8 May 1991 Queensland 6 (M.Meninga try M.Meninga goal)
New South Wales 4 (L.Daley try)
B.Harrigan Lang Park 32,400
29 May 1991 New South Wales 14 (M.McGaw,C.Johns tries M.O'Connor 3 goals)
Queensland 12 (D.Shearer, W.Carne tries M.Meninga 2 goals)
D. Manson Sydney Football Stadium 41,520
12 June 1991 Queensland 14 (D.Shearer, P.Hauff ,M.Hancock tries M.Meninga goal)
New South Wales 12 (C.Johns,M.O'Connor,D.Hasler tries)
B.Harrigan Lang Park 33,226
6 May 1992 New South Wales 14 (B.Clyde,C.Salvatori tries R.Wishart 3 goals)
Queensland 6 (A.Langer try M.Meninga goal)
D.Manson Sydney Football Stadium 40,039
20 May 1992 Queensland 5 (B.Moore try A.Langer fg)
New South Wales 4 (R.Wishart 2 goals)
B.Harrigan Lang Park 31,500
3 June 1992 New South Wales 16 (A.Ettingshausen,R.Stuart,J.Cartwright tries T.Brasher 2 goals)
Queensland 4 (M.Meninga 2 goals)
E.Ward Sydney Football Stadium 41,878
3 May 1993 New South Wales 14 (R.Stuart,R.Wishart tries R.Wishart 3 goals)
Queensland 10 (W.Carne, B.Lindner tries M.Meninga goal)
G.McCallum Lang Park 33,000
17 May 1993 New South Wales 16 (L.Daley,B.Mackay,R.Wishart tries R.Wishart 2 goals)
Queensland 12 (M.Meninga,K.Walters tries D.Shearer,A.Brunker goals)
E.Ward Sydney Football Stadium 41,895
31 May 1993 Queensland 24 (W.Carne 2, S.Walters(CN),B.Lindner tries M.Meninga 2, J.O'Neill 2 goals)
New South Wales 12 (A.Ettingshausen,P.Harragon tries R.Wishart 2 goals
G.McCallum Lang Park 31,500
23 May 1994 Queensland 16 (J.O'Neill,W.Carne,M.Coyne tries M.Meninga 2 goals)
New South Wales 12 (P.Harragon,B.Mackay tries R.Wishart,G.Mackay goals)
B.Harrigan Sydney Football Stadium 41,859
8 June 1994 New South Wales 14 (G.Lazarus,P.McGregor tries T.Brasher 3 goals)
Queensland 0
G.Annesley Melbourne Cricket Ground 87,161
20 June 1994 New South Wales 27 (B.Mullins,B.Clyde,L.Daley,B.Fittler tries T.Brasher 4 goals B.Elias 2,B.Fittler fg)
Queensland 12 (S.Renouf, A.Gee tries J.O'Neill 2 goals)
B.Harrigan Suncorp-Metway Stadium 40,665
15 May 1995 Queensland 2 (W.Bartrim goal)
New South Wales 0
E.Ward Sydney Football Stadium 39,841
31 May 1995 Queensland 20 (B.Dallas,M.Coyne,A.Lam tries W.Bartrim 4 goals)
New South Wales 12
E.Ward Melbourne Cricket Ground 52,994
12 June 1995 Queensland 24 (B.Dallas,J.Smith, B.Ikin,B.Moore tries W.Bartrim 4 goals)
New South Wales 16 (T.Brasher,A.Muir,R.Wishart tries R.Wishart 2 goals)
D.Manson Suncorp-Metway Stadium 40,189
20 May 1996 New South Wales 14 (A.Ettingshausen,S.Menzies tries A.Johns 3 Goals)
Queensland 6 (A.Langer try W.Bartrim goal)
D.Manson Suncorp-Metway Stadium 39,348
3 June 1996 New South Wales 18 (B.Mullins 2,R.Wishart tries A.Johns 3 goals)
Queensland 6 (S.Renouf try J.O'Neill goal)
D.Manson Sydney Football Stadium 41,955
17 June 1996 New South Wales 15 (A.Ettingshausen,B.Mullins tries A.Johns 2,R.Wishart goals B.Fittler fg)
Queensland 14 (B.Dallas, M.Coyne tries W.Carne 3 goals)
D.Manson Sydney Football Stadium 38,217
28 May 1997 New South Wales 8 (P.McGregor try A.Johns,R.Wishart goals)
Queensland 6 (A.Lam try W.Bartrim goal)
K.Jeffes Suncorp-Metway Stadium 28,222
11 June 1997 New South Wales 15 (J.Dymock,K.McGuinness,N.Kosef tries J.Simon goal J.Simon fg)
Queensland 14 (B.Dallas,R.O'Davis, M.Sing tries J.O'Neill goal)
D.Manson Melbourne Cricket Ground 25,105
25 June 1997 Queensland 18 (B.Ikin,J.O'Neill,M.Coyne tries J.O'Neill 3 goals)
New South Wales 12 (A.Johns,J.Ainscough tries J.Simon,A.Johns goals)
E.Ward Sydney Football Stadium 33,241
22 May 1998 Queensland 24 (S.Price(CB),T.Carroll, K.Walters,A.Langer tries D.Lockyer 4 goals)
New South Wales 23 (L.Daley,T.Brasher,S.Menzies,R.Wishart,B.Fittler tries A.Johns goal A.Johns fg)
B.Harrigan Sydney Football Stadium 36,070
5 June 1998 New South Wales 26 (P.McGregor 2,T.Brasher,A.MacDougall,B.Fittler tries A.Johns 3 goals)
Queensland 10 (W.Sailor, M.Sing tries D.Lockyer goal)
B.Harrigan Suncorp-Metway Stadium 40,447
19 June 1998 Queensland 19 (B.Ikin,K.Walters,A.Langer tries D.Lockyer 2,R.O'Davis goals J.Smith fg)
New South Wales 4 (K.McGuinness try)
B.Harrigan Sydney Football Stadium 38,952
26 May 1999 Queensland 9 (M.Rogers 4 goals M.Rogers fg)
New South Wales 8 (A.Mundine try R.Girdler 2 goals)
B.Harrigan Suncorp-Metway Stadium 38,093
9 June 1999 New South Wales 12 (L.Daley,R.Ross tries R.Girdler 2 goals)
Queensland 8 (M.Rogers try M.Rogers 2 goals)
S. Clark Stadium Australia 88,336
23 June 1999 Queensland 10 (P.Green ,D.Lockyer tries D.Lockyer goal)
New South Wales 10 (M.Geyer 2 tries R.Girdler goal)
S. Clark Suncorp-Metway Stadium 39,371
10 May 2000 New South Wales 20 (A.MacDougall 2,D.Peachey,R.Girdler tries R.Girdler 2 goals)
Queensland 16 (A.Lam 2,M.Rogers tries M.Rogers,D.Lockyer goals)
B.Harrigan Stadium Australia 61,511
24 May 2000 New South Wales 28(S.Hill,D.Furner,S.Timmins,R.Girdler,B.Fittler tries R.Girdler 4 goals)
Queensland 10 (G.Tallis try M.Rogers 3 goals)
B.Harrigan Suncorp-Metway Stadium 38,796
7 June 2000 New South Wales 56 (R.Girdler 3,M.Gidley 2,A.MacDougall,A.Johns,A.Muir,B.Fletcher tries R.Girdler 10 goals)
Queensland 16 (M.Rogers,G.Tallis,D.Smith tries M.Rogers 2 goals)
B.Harrigan Stadium Australia 58,767
6 May 2001 Queensland 34 (C.Webb, C.Walker, D.Lockyer, D.Smith, J.Doyle, J.Buttigieg tries D.Lockyer 5 goals)
New South Wales 16 (M.Gidley,T.Barrett,B.Fittler tries M.De Vere 2 goals)
B.Harrigan Suncorp-Metway Stadium 38,909
10 June 2001 New South Wales 26 (B.Fittler 2,J.Ainscough,T.Barrett,L.Ricketson tries R.Girdler 3 goals)
Queensland 8 (C.Walker try D.Lockyer 2 goals)
B.Harrigan Stadium Australia 70,249
1 July 2001 Queensland 40 (C.Walker 2,D.Lockyer 2,P.Bowman 2, D.Carlaw, A.Langer tries D.Lockyer 4 goals)
New South Wales 14 (R.Girdler 2 tries R.Girdler 3 goals)
B.Harrigan ANZ Stadium 49,441
12 May 2002 New South Wales 32 (B.Hodgson,J.Lyon,T.Tahu,M.Gidley,A.Johns tries A.Johns 4,B.Hodgson goals A.Johns,T.Barrett fg)
Queensland 4 (L.Tuqiri try)
B.Harrigan Telstra Stadium 55,421
5 June 2002 Queensland 26 (L.Tuqiri 3, D.Carlaw, G.Tallis tries L.Tuqiri 3 goals)
New South Wales 18 (B.Anasta, S.Timmins, L.Ricketson tries A.Johns 3 goals)
B.Harrigan ANZ Stadium 47,989
26 June 2002 Queensland 18 (D.Carlaw, S.Berrigan, L.Tuqiri, S.Webcke tries L.Tuqiri goal)
New South Wales 18 (J.Moodie 2,S.Menzies tries A.Johns 3 goals)
B.Harrigan Telstra Stadium 74,842
11 June 2003 New South Wales 25 (A.Minichiello 2,A.Johns,C.Wing tries A.Johns 4 goals A.Johns fg)
Queensland 12 (G.Tallis,D.Lockyer tries D.Lockyer 2 goals)
B.Harrigan Suncorp Stadium 52,429
25 June 2003 New South Wales 27 (T.Tahu 2,B.Kennedy,M.Gidley,A.Minichiello tries A.Johns 3 goals A.Johns fg)
Queensland 4 (M.Crocker try)
B.Harrigan Telstra Stadium 79,132
16 July 2003 Queensland 36 (M.Sing 3,B.Tate 2,C.Smith,M.Crocker tries J.Hannay 4 goals)
New South Wales 6 (T.Tahu try A.Johns goal)
B.Harrigan Suncorp Stadium 52,130
26 May 2004 New South Wales 9 (S.Timmins try C.Fitzgibbon 2 goals S.Timmins fg)
Queensland 8 (B.Tate, S.Prince tries)
S.Hampstead Telstra Stadium 68,344
16 June 2004 Queensland 22 (B.Slater 2,D.Carlaw,W.Tonga tries C.Smith 2,S.Prince goals)
New South Wales 18 (T.Tahu 2,L.Rooney tries C.Fitzgibbon 3 goals)
S.Hampstead Suncorp Stadium 52,478
7 July 2004 New South Wales 36 (M.Gasnier 2,L.Rooney,T.Barrett,A.Minichiello,B.Fittler tries C.Fitzgibbon 5,M.Gasnier goals)
Queensland 14 (B.Slater,M.Bowen tries C.Smith 3 goals)
P.Simpkins Telstra Stadium 82,487
25 May 2005 Queensland 24 (T.Williams,M.Crocker,M.Bowen tries C.Smith 5 goals D.Lockyer,J.Thurston fg)
New South Wales 20 (B.Kennedy,L.Rooney,M.Gasnier,D.Buderus tries C.Fitzgibbon 2 goals)
P.Simpkins Suncorp Stadium 52,484
15 June 2005 New South Wales 32 (A.Minichiello 2,M.Cooper,D.Buderus,S.Menzies tries A.Johns 3,C.Fitzgibbon 3 goals)
Queensland 22 (P.Civoniceva, B.Thorn,B.Slater,M.Bowen tries C.Smith 3 goals)
S. Clark Telstra Stadium 82,389
6 July 2005 New South Wales 32 (M.King 3,B.Anasta,M.Gasnier,T.Tahu tries A.Johns 3,C.Fitzgibbon goals)
Queensland 10 (J.Thurston,M.Bowen tries C.Smith goal)
P.Simpkins Suncorp Stadium 52,436
24 May 2006 New South Wales 17 (B. Finch, M. King, W. Mason tries; B. Hodgson 2 goals; B. Finch field goal)
Queensland 16 (G. Inglis 2, S. Bell tries; J. Thurston 2 goals)
S. Hampstead Telstra Stadium 72,773
14 June 2006 Queensland 30 (C. Webb, J. Hodges, A. Mogg 2, S Berrigan tries; J. Thurston 4 goals)
New South Wales 6 (T. Tahu try; B. Hodgson goal)
S. Clark Suncorp Stadium 52,468
5 July 2006 Queensland 16 (A. Mogg, B. Tate, D. Lockyer tries; C. Schifcofske 2 goals)
New South Wales 14 (E. Grothe 2, M. King tries; B. Hodgson goal)
S. Clark Telstra Dome 54,833
23 May 2007 Queensland 25 (G. Inglis 2, D. Lockyer, S. Price tries; J. Thurston 4 goals; J. Thurston field goal)
New South Wales 18 (Cooper, Hayne, N. Hindmarsh tries; Lyon 3 goals)
P.Simpkins Suncorp Stadium 52,498
13 June 2007 Queensland 10 (G. Inglis, S. Bell tries; J. Thurston goal)
New South Wales 6 (B. Stewart try; J. Lyon goal)
S.Hayne Telstra Stadium 76,924
4 July 2007 New South Wales 18 (J. Hayne, M. King, H. El Masri tries; H. El Masri 3 goals)
Queensland 4 (J. Hodges try)
P.Simpkins Suncorp Stadium 52,469
21 May 2008 New South Wales 18 (A. Quinn 2, B. Stewart, A. Laffranchi tries; C. Fitzggibbon goal)
Queesnland 10 (B. Tate, I. Folau tries; J. Thurston goal)
T. Archer ANZ Stadium 67,620
11 June 2008 Queensland 30
New South Wales 0
Suncorp Stadium
2 July 2008 ANZ Stadium

[edit] Exhibition match

After Queensland had won the 1987 series 2-1, a further game was played in Long Beach, California to showcase rugby league to the American public. For more information on this match, see the main article.

Date Details Referee Ground Crowd
6 August 1987 New South Wales 30 (M.McGaw, J.Docking, A.Ettingshausen, M.O'Connor, C.Lyons tries. M.O'Connor 5 goals)
Queensland 18 (D.Shearer, T.Currie, G.Miles tries D.Shearer 3 goals)
M. Stone Veterans Memorial Stadium 12,439

[edit] Super League

New South Wales and Queensland played two matches against each other under State of Origin selection rules using players from the Super League (Australia) competition. These matches were not sanctioned by the Australian Rugby League and are not counted as official State of Origin matches.

Date Details Referee Ground Crowd
11 April 1997 New South Wales 38 (Andrew Ettingshausen 3, Ken Nagas 2, David Peachey, Greg Alexander tries; Ryan Girdler 5 from 7 goals)
Queensland 10 (Wendell Sailor, Peter Ryan tries; Mat Rogers 1 from 2 goals)
Bill Harrigan Sydney Football Stadium 26,731
19 May 1997 New South Wales 23 (Brett Mullins 3, Matthew Ryan tries; David Furner 3 from 4 goals; Noel Goldthorpe field goal)
Queensland 22 (Steve Renouf 2, Tonie Carroll, Michael Hancock tries; Mat Rogers 2 from 3, Darren Lockyer 1 from 2 goals)
Bill Harrigan ANZ Stadium 35,570

[edit] Statistics

[edit] Series

  • Earliest start: May 3 (1993)
  • Latest finish: July 23 (1985)
  • Largest crowd:
    • Absolute record: 203,309 (2004)
    • Series with 2 games in Queensland: 187,374 (2005)[1]
  • Smallest Crowd: 67,003 (1982)

[edit] Matches

  • Largest crowd: 88,336 at Stadium Australia (match 2, 1999)
  • Smallest crowd: 16,559 at Lang Park (match 3, 1984), 12,439 at Veteran's Stadium (exhibition match, 1987)
  • Most points scored: 72, New South Wales d. Queensland 56-16 (match 3, 2000)
  • Least points scored: 2, Queensland d. New South Wales 2-0 (match 1, 1995)
  • Most consecutive wins: 8, Queensland (match 2, 1987 - match 3, 1989)
  • New South Wales wins: 37 series matches, 1 exhibition match (38 total)
  • Queensland wins: 39 series matches
  • Drawn matches: 2

[edit] Grounds

Since 1988 either New South Wales or Queensland usually hosts two of the three matches on a rotational basis. Prior to this Queensland hosted two matches every year. In 1990, 1994, 1995, 1997 and 2006, one of the matches was played in Melbourne. (Another is also scheduled to be played there in 2009. The following venues have hosted State of Origin matches since 1980.

Venue City Number of Games Highest Crowd Lowest Crowd
Suncorp Stadium (Lang Park) Brisbane 40 52,598 16,559
Sydney Football Stadium Sydney 14 41,955 16,910
ANZ Stadium (Stadium Australia) Sydney 11 88,336 55,421
Sydney Cricket Ground Sydney 6 42,048 20,242
Melbourne Cricket Ground Melbourne 3 87,161 25,105
ANZ Stadium Brisbane 2 49,441 47,989
Veterans Memorial Stadium Long Beach, California 1 (exhibition) 12,439 12,439
Olympic Park Melbourne 1 25,800 25,800
Telstra Dome Melbourne 1 54,833 54,833

[edit] Players

[edit] Individual records

Most tries in a match: 3 Chris Anderson (match 3, 1983), Kerry Boustead (match 1, 1984), Ryan Girdler (match 3, 2000), Lote Tuqiri (match 2, 2002), Matt Sing (match 3, 2003), Matt King (match 3, 2005).
Most goals in a match: 10 Ryan Girdler (match 3, 2000)
Most field goals in a match: 2 Ben Elias (match 3, 1994)
Most points in a match: 32 Ryan Girdler (match 3, 2000)
Most appearances: 34 Allan Langer
Most consecutive matches: 24 Gary Larson (match 1, 1991 - match 3, 1998)
Most tries in State of Origin career: Dale Shearer (12)
Oldest player: Allan Langer (35 years and 331 days)
Youngest player: Ben Ikin (18 years and 83 days)

[edit] Man of the Match awards

Player State Number of awards
Wally Lewis Queensland 8
Andrew Johns New South Wales 4
Allan Langer Queensland 4
Benny Elias New South Wales 3
Darren Lockyer Queensland 3
Peter Sterling1 New South Wales 3
Ricky Stuart New South Wales 3
Sam Backo Queensland 2
Martin Bella Queensland 2
Greg Bird New South Wales 2
Tim Brasher New South Wales 2
Chris Close Queensland 2
Gary Larson Queensland 2
Bob Lindner Queensland 2
Geoff Toovey New South Wales 2
Luke Bailey New South Wales 1
Trent Barrett New South Wales 1
Willie Carne Queensland 1
Les Davidson New South Wales 1
Craig Fitzgibbon New South Wales 1
Wally Fullerton-Smith Queensland 1
Ryan Girdler New South Wales 1
Paul Harrogan New South Wales 1
Jason Hetherington Queensland 1
Rodney Howe New South Wales 1
Brett Kenny New South Wales 1
Adrian Lam Queensland 1
Adam MacDougall New South Wales 1
Paul McGregor New South Wales 1
Chris McKenna Queensland 1
Mal Meninga Queensland 1
Steve Menzies New South Wales 1
Anthony Minichiello New South Wales 1
Rod Morris Queensland 1
Steve Mortimer New South Wales 1
Steve Price Queensland 1
Wendell Sailor Queensland 1
Dale Shearer Queensland 1
Royce Simmons New South Wales 1
Matt Sing Queensland 1
Billy Slater Queensland 1
Cameron Smith Queensland 1
Jason Smith Queensland 1
Gorden Tallis Queensland 1
Brent Tate Queensland 1
Johnathan Thurston Queensland 1
Shaun Timmins New South Wales 1
Kerrod Walters Queensland 1
Willie Mason New South Wales 1
Shane Webcke Queensland 1
Peter Wynn New South Wales 1
  1. Peter Sterling also won Man of the Match in the exhibition match at Long Beach, California.

[edit] Wally Lewis Medal

The following players have been awarded the Wally Lewis Medal for player of the series.1

Year Player State
2004 Craig Fitzgibbon New South Wales
2005 Anthony Minichiello New South Wales
2006 Darren Lockyer Queensland
2007 Cameron Smith Queensland
  1. From 1992 to 2003 the Wally Lewis Medal was awarded by the Queensland Rugby League for the Queensland player of the series.

[edit] Brad Fittler Medal

The following players have been awarded the Brad Fittler Medal for New South Wales player of the series.

Year Player
2005 Matt King

[edit] Ron McAuliffe Medal

The following players have been awarded the Ron McAuliffe Medal for Queensland player of the series.

Year Player
2004 Steve Price
2005 Cameron Smith
2006 Darren Lockyer
2007 Cameron Smith

[edit] New South Wales captains

Years Name Matches
1980 Tommy Raudonikis 1
1981 Steve Rogers 1
1982 - 1983 Max Krilich 6
1984 Ray Price 2
1984 - 1985 Steve Mortimer 4
1985 - 1988 Wayne Pearce 10
1989 Gavin Miller 3
1990 - 1991 Ben Elias 6
1992 - 1994, 1998 - 1999 Laurie Daley 13
1995 - 1996, 1999 - 2001 Brad Fittler 14
1997 Geoff Toovey 3
2002 - 2003 Andrew Johns 6
2004 - 2008 Danny Buderus 14
  1. Peter Sterling captained New South Wales in the exhibition match at Long Beach, California.

[edit] Queensland captains

Years Name Matches
1980 Arthur Beetson 1
1981 - 1991 Wally Lewis 291
1988, 1990 Paul Vautin 2
1992 - 1994 Mal Meninga 9
1995 - 1996 Trevor Gillmeister 4
1996, 1998 Allan Langer 4
1996 - 1997, 1999 - 2000 Adrian Lam 8
2001 - 2003 Gorden Tallis 7
2001, 2004 - 2007 Darren Lockyer 13
2004 Shane Webcke 1
2008 Cameron Smith 1
  1. Wally Lewis also captained Queensland in the exhibition match at Long Beach, California.

[edit] Coaches

[edit] New South Wales

Name Won Lost Draw
Terry Fearnley 2 1 0
Jack Gibson 2 4 0
Ted Glossop 1 4 0
John Peard 0 3 0
Frank Stanton 2 4 0
Ron Willey 5 2 0
Tim Sheens 1 2 0
Phil Gould 15 9 0
Tom Raudonikis 3 3 0
Wayne Pearce 5 3 1
Ricky Stuart 2 1 0
Graham Murray 1 3 0
Craig Bellamy 1 1 0

[edit] Queensland

Name Won Lost Draw
Arthur Beetson 11 5 0
Wayne Bennett 11 10 0
Wally Lewis 2 4 0
Graham Lowe 3 3 0
John MacDonald 1 0 0
Des Morris 1 2 0
Paul Vautin 4 5 0
Mark Murray 1 4 1
Michael Hagan 2 4 0
Mal Meninga 4 3 0

[edit] Referees

The following referees have controlled State of Origin series matches.

Name State/Country Games NSW wins Qld wins Drawn
Bill Harrigan1 New South Wales 21 9 11 1
David Manson Queensland 10 7 3 0
Barry Gomersall Queensland 9 2 7 0
Greg McCallum New South Wales 5 2 3 0
Eddie Ward Queensland 5 2 3 0
Steven Clark New South Wales 5 2 2 1
Paul Simpkins New South Wales 4 2 2 0
Michael Stone2 New South Wales 3 1 2 0
Sean Hampstead New South Wales 3 2 1 0
Kevin Roberts New South Wales 2 5 1 0
Graham Annesley New South Wales 1 1 0 0
John Gocher New South Wales 1 1 0 0
Shayne Hayne New South Wales 1 0 1 0
Kelvin Jeffes New South Wales 1 1 0 0
Kevin Steele New Zealand 1 0 1 0
Billy Thompson Great Britain 1 0 1 0
Robin Whitfield Great Britain 1 0 1 0
Don Wilson New Zealand 1 0 1 0
Tony Archer New South Wales 1 1 0 0
  1. Bill Harrigan also refereed both matches between New South Wales and Queensland in the Super League Tri-series.
  2. Michael Stone also refereed the exhibition match between New South Wales and Queensland in Long Beach, California.
  • Most games in a row: 12 (Bill Harrigan)

[edit] See also

[edit] Notes and references

  1. ^ Since the completion of Stadium Australia, now Telstra Stadium, in 1999, New South Wales has a significantly larger stadium than any in Queensland. This means that a series with two games in New South Wales, or with one at the even larger Melbourne Cricket Ground, has the potential for a larger attendance than any series with two matches in Queensland.

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