State of Origin results and statistics

State of Origin results and statistics have been accumulating since the inaugural 1980 State of Origin game. Every game played under State of Origin selection rules, including the additional 1987 exhibition match and the matches played between New South Wales and Queensland for the Super League Tri-series are detailed below unless stated otherwise.

Results

Series matches

See also: State of Origin series

Date	Details	Referee	Ground	Crowd
1 June 1982	New South Wales 20 (Z. Niszczot 2, S. Mortimer, B. Izzard tries; M.Cronin 4 goals) Queensland 16 (M. Brennan, J. Ribot tries; M.Meninga 5 goals)	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,BClyde,L.Daley,B.Fittler tries T.Brasher 4 goals B.Elias 2, B.Fittler field goal) Queensland 12 (S.Renouf, A.Gee tries J.O'Neill 2 goals)	B.Harrigan	Lang Park	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	Lang Park	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	Lang Park	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	Lang Park	28,222
11 June 1997	New South Wales 15 (J.Dymock,K.McGuinness,N.Kosef tries J.Simon goal J.Simon field goal) 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 field goal)	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	Lang Park	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 field goal) New South Wales 8 (A.Mundine try R.Girdler 2 goals)	B.Harrigan	Lang Park	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	Lang Park	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	Lang Park	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	Lang Park	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	Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre	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	Stadium Australia	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	Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre	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	Stadium Australia	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	Lang Park	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	Stadium Australia	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	Lang Park	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	Stadium Australia	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	Lang Park	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	Stadium Australia	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	Lang Park	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	Stadium Australia	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	Lang Park	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	Stadium Australia	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	Lang Park	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	Docklands Stadium	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	Lang Park	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	Stadium Australia	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	Lang Park	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	Stadium Australia	67,620
11 June 2008	Queensland 30 (D. Boyd 2, B. Hannant, I. Folau tries; J. Thurston 7 goals) New South Wales 0	T. Archer	Lang Park	52,476
2 July 2008	Queensland 16 (I. Folau 2, B. Slater tries; B. Slater 2 goals) New South Wales 10 (M. Cooper try; Fitzgibbon 3 goals)	T. Archer	Stadium Australia	78,751
3 June 2009	Queensland 28 (B. Slater, G. Inglis 2, J. Thurston, D. Boyd tries; J. Thurston 4 goals) New South Wales 18 (B. Creagh, C. Wing, J. Hayne tries; K. Gidley 2 goals)	T. Archer and S. Hayne	Docklands Stadium	50,967
24 June 2009	Queensland 24 (G. Inglis, I. Folau, D. Lockyer, C. Smith tries; J. Thurston 4 goals) New South Wales 14 (J. Hayne 2, D. Williams tries; K. Gidley 1 goals)	T. Archer and S. Hayne	Stadium Australia	80,459
15 July 2009	New South Wales 28 (B. Creagh 2, D. Williams, J. Morris tries; M. Ennis 3 goals, K. Gidley 3 goals) Queensland 16 (D. Johnson, J. Hodges, B. Slater tries; J. Thurston 2 goals)	T. Archer and S. Hayne	Lang Park	52,439
26 May 2010	Queensland 28 (B. Slater, D. Boyd, G. Inglis, D. Lockyer, S. Thaiday tries; J. Thurston 4 goals) New South Wales 24 (J. Hayne, A. Watmough, B. Creagh, J. Idris tries; J. Lyon 4 goals)	T. Archer and S. Hayne	Stadium Australia	68,753
16 June 2010	Queensland 34 (I. Folau 2, D. Boyd, G. Inglis, W. Tonga, C. Cronk tries; J. Thurston 5 goals) New South Wales 6 (B. White try; M. Ennis 1 goals)	T. Archer and S. Hayne	Lang Park	52,452
7 July 2010	Queensland 23 (D. Boyd, B.Slater, W. Tonga, N.Myles tries; J. Thurston 3 goals; D. Lockyer Field Goal) New South Wales 18 (K. Gidley, P. Gallen, G. Bird tries; M. Gordon 3 goals)	T. Archer and S. Hayne	Stadium Australia	61,259
25 May 2011	Queensland 16 (J. Thurston, J. Yow Yeh, B. Slater tries; J. Thurston 2 goals) New South Wales 12 (M. Pearce, M. Jennings tries; J. Soward 2 goals)	T. Archer and J. Maxwell	Lang Park	52,144
15 June 2011	New South Wales 18 (L. Lewis, W. Hopoate, A. Minichiello tries; J. Soward 3 goals) Queensland 8 (C. Smith try; J. Thurston 2 goals)	B. Cummins and S. Hayne	Stadium Australia	81,965
6 July 2011	Queensland 34 (G. Inglis 2, C. Smith, B. Slater, S. Thaiday, J. Yow Yeh tries; J. Thurston 4, C.Smith goals) New South Wales 24 (G. Bird, J. Hayne, A. Minichiello, A. Uate tries; J. Soward 4 goals)	T. Archer and S. Hayne	Lang Park	52,498
23 May 2012	Queensland 18 (Darius Boyd 2, G. Inglis; J. Thurston 3 conv.) New South Wales 10 (A. Uate, M.Jennings; Todd Carney 2 conv.)	B. Cummins and M. Cecchin	Docklands Stadium	56,021
13 June 2012	New South Wales 16 (Brett Stewart 2, Josh Morris tries; Todd Carney 2 goals) Queensland 12 (Greg Inglis, Ben Hannant tries; Johnathan Thurston 2 goals)	B. Cummins and T. Archer	Stadium Australia	83,110
4 July 2012	Queensland 21 (Darius Boyd, Johnathan Thurston, Justin Hodges tries; Johnathan Thurston 2 goals ; Johnathan Thurston 2 conv. ; Cooper Cronk field goal) New South Wales 20 (Brett Morris, Brett Stewart, Josh Morris tries; Todd Carney 1 goal; Todd Carney 3 conv.)	B. Cummins and T. Archer	Lang Park	52,437
5 June 2013	New South Wales 14 (Jarryd Hayne, Michael Jennings tries; James Maloney 3 goals) Queensland 6 (Darius Boyd try; Cameron Smith goal)	S. Hayne and A. Klein	Stadium Australia	80,308
26 June 2013	Queensland 26 (Darius Boyd 2, Sam Thaiday, Greg Inglis; Johnathan Thurston 5 goals) New South Wales 6 ( Brett Morris try; James Maloney goal)	S. Hayne and A. Klein	Lang Park	51,690
17 July 2013	Queensland 12 (J. Thurston, J. Hodges tries; J. Thurston 2 goals) New South Wales 10 (J. McManus, T. Merrin tries; J. Maloney goal)	S. Hayne and B. Cummins	Stadium Australia	83,813
28 May 2014	New South Wales 12 (B. Morris, J. Hayne tries; T. Hodkinson 2 goals) Queensland 8 (D. Boyd 2 tries)	S. Hayne and B. Cummins	Lang Park	52,111
18 June 2014	New South Wales 6 (T. Hodkinson try; T. Hodkinson goal) Queensland 4 (J. Thurston 2 goals)	S. Hayne and B. Cummins	Stadium Australia	83,421
9 July 2014	Queensland 32 (C. Smith, B. Slater, D. Boyd, A. Guerra, C. Cronk tries; J. Thurston 6 goals) New South Wales 8 (J. Dugan try; T. Hodkinson 2 goals)	B. Cummins and G. Sutton	Lang Park	50,155

One off matches

The matches in 1980 and 1981 were one off experimental matches after New South Wales had already won the interstate series in both years. Both games count toward official statistics, but are not considered series.

After Queensland had won the 1987 State of Origin series 2-1, a further game was played in Long Beach, California to showcase rugby league to the American public. On 15 July 2003 the Australian Rugby League announced that this game was to be classified as an "official match" and that the match would count towards the players' individual statistics and overall match win-loss-draw records. However, the match has not counted towards series win-loss-draw records and the 1987 series still remains a 2-1 win to Queensland.

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. Steel	Lang Park	25,613
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

Super League

Main article: Super League Tri-series

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 series 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	Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre	35,570

Statistics

Series

Earliest start: 3 May (1993)
Latest finish: 23 July (1985)
Largest aggregate crowd: 215,583 (2013)
- With 2 games in Queensland: 187,374 (2005)^[1]
Smallest Crowd: 67,003 (1982)
Series Wins QLD: 20
Series Wins NSW: 14
Series Drawn: 2

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)
Total points scored: 1542 Queensland, 1454 New South Wales (including game 1, 2012)
Most consecutive wins: 8, Queensland (match 2, 1987 - match 3, 1989)
New South Wales wins: 46
Queensland wins: 53
Drawn matches: 2

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, 2006, 2009 and 2012 one of the matches was played in Melbourne. The following venues have hosted State of Origin matches since 1980.

Venue	City	Number of Games	Highest Crowd	Lowest Crowd
Lang Park	Brisbane	44	52,498	16,559
Stadium Australia	Sydney	20	88,336	55,421
Sydney Football Stadium	Sydney	14	41,955	16,910
Sydney Cricket Ground	Sydney	6	42,048	20,242
Melbourne Cricket Ground	Melbourne	3	87,161	25,105
Docklands Stadium	Melbourne	3	56,021	50,967
Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre	Brisbane	2	49,441	47,989
Olympic Park Stadium	Melbourne	1	25,800
Veterans Memorial Stadium	Long Beach, California	1 (exhibition)	12,439

Players

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: 36 Darren Lockyer (1998-2007, 2009-2011)
Most consecutive matches: 30 Johnathan Thurston (game 1, 2005 - Present)
Most tries in State of Origin career: Greg Inglis and Darius Boyd (15)
Most points in State of Origin career: Johnathan Thurston (174)
Oldest player: Petero Civoniceva (36 years and 53 days)
Youngest player: Ben Ikin (18 years and 83 days)

Cameron Smith became the first player in State of Origin history to win 20 games, when Queensland won 32-8 over New South Wales in Game III of the 2014 State of Origin series.

Most Appearances

Queensland

36 - Darren Lockyer (1998-2007, 2009-2011)
34 - Allan Langer (1987-1994, 1996, 1998, 2001-2002)
33 - Cameron Smith (2003-2014)
33 - Petero Civoniceva (2001-2012)
32 - Mal Meninga (1980-1986, 1989-1994)
31 - Wally Lewis (1980-1991)
30 - Johnathan Thurston (2005-2014)
29 - Steve Price (1998-2000, 2002-2009)
26 - Dale Shearer (1985-1987, 1989-1993, 1995-1996)
26 - Nate Myles (2006-2014)
25 - Bob Linder (1984-1993)
25 - Billy Slater (2004-2005, 2008-2012)
24 - Greg Inglis (2006-2014)
24 - Gary Larson (1991-1998)

New South Wales

31 - Brad Fittler (1990-1996, 1998-2001, 2004)
27 - Andrew Ettingshausen (1987-1994, 1996, 1998)
23 - Andrew Johns (1995-2000, 2002-2003, 2005)
23 - Laurie Daley (1989-1994, 1996, 1998-1999)
22 - Rod Wishart (1990-1998)
21 - Danny Buderus (2002-2008)
21 - Steven Menzies (1995-1998, 2001-2002, 2005-2006)
21 - Tim Brasher (1992-1998, 2000)
20 - Paul Harragon (1992-1998)
20 - Jarryd Hayne (2007-2014)
19 - Paul Gallen (2006-2014)
19 - Glen Lazarus (1989-1994, 1996, 1998-1999)
19 - Ben Elias (1985, 1988, 1990-1994)
19 - Michael O'Connor (1985-1991)

Man of the Match awards

Player	State	Number of awards
Wally Lewis	Queensland	8
Cameron Smith	Queensland	4
Johnathan Thurston	Queensland	4
Allan Langer	Queensland	4
Andrew Johns	New South Wales	4
Peter Sterling¹	New South Wales	4
Darren Lockyer	Queensland	3
Greg Bird	New South Wales	3
Benny Elias	New South Wales	3
Billy Slater	Queensland	3
Ricky Stuart	New South Wales	3
Sam Backo	Queensland	2
Martin Bella	Queensland	2
Tim Brasher	New South Wales	2
Chris Close	Queensland	2
Paul Gallen	New South Wales	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
Israel Folau	Queensland	1
Wally Fullerton-Smith	Queensland	1
Ryan Girdler	New South Wales	1
Paul Harragon	New South Wales	1
Jarryd Hayne	New South Wales	1
Jason Hetherington	Queensland	1
Rodney Howe	New South Wales	1
Greg Inglis	Queensland	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
Jason Smith	Queensland	1
Gorden Tallis	Queensland	1
Brent Tate	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
Sam Thaiday	Queensland	1
Luke Lewis	New South Wales	1
Nate Myles	Queensland	1
Corey Parker	Queensland	1

One of Peter Sterling's Man of the Match awards was from the exhibition match at Long Beach, California. Since the individual players' statistics were recorded although the teams' statistics were not, his Man of Match award is included in the total shown.

Wally Lewis Medal

From 1992 to 2003 the Wally Lewis Medal was awarded by the Queensland Rugby League for the Queensland player of the series. Since 2003 it has been awarded to the player of the series, irrespective of state. 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
2008	Johnathan Thurston	Queensland
2009	Greg Inglis	Queensland
2010	Billy Slater	Queensland
2011	Cameron Smith	Queensland
2012	Nate Myles	Queensland
2013	Cameron Smith	Queensland
2014	Paul Gallen	New South Wales

Ron McAuliffe Medal

The following players have been awarded the Ron McAuliffe Medal for Queensland player of the series. From 1992 to 2003, the award was the "Wally Lewis Medal", however after 2003, this medal was dedicated to the player of the series from both teams, and thus the award for Queensland Player of the Series was awarded with the "Ron McAuliffe" Medal.

Year	Player
1992	Allan Langer
1993	Bob Lindner
1994	Billy Moore
1995	Gary Larson
1996	Allan Langer
1997	Robbie O'Davis
1998	Allan Langer
1999	Jason Hetherington
2000	Darren Smith
2001	Darren Lockyer
2002	Shane Webcke
2003	Darren Lockyer
2004	Steve Price
2005	Cameron Smith
2006	Darren Lockyer
2007	Cameron Smith
2008	Petero Civoniceva
2009	Greg Inglis
2010	Sam Thaiday
2011	Petero Civoniceva
2012	Nate Myles
2013	Cameron Smith

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
2006	Steve Menzies
2007	Jarryd Hayne
2008	Danny Buderus
2009	Jarryd Hayne
2010	Kurt Gidley
2011	Paul Gallen
2012	Robbie Farah
2013	Greg Bird
2014	Jarryd Hayne & Ryan Hoffman

New South Wales captains

Years	Name	Matches
2004–2008	Danny Buderus	15
1995–1996, 1999–2001	Brad Fittler	14
1992–1994, 1998–1999	Laurie Daley	13
2011–2014	Paul Gallen	11
1985–1988	Wayne Pearce	10
2002–2003	Andrew Johns	6
1982–1983	Max Krilich	6
1990–1991	Ben Elias	6
2009–2010	Kurt Gidley	5
1984–1985	Steve Mortimer	4
1989	Gavin Miller	3
1997	Geoff Toovey	3
1984	Ray Price	2
1980	Tommy Raudonikis	1
1981	Steve Rogers	1
2010	Trent Barrett	1
2013	Robbie Farah	1

Peter Sterling captained New South Wales in the exhibition match at Long Beach, California.

Queensland captains

Years	Name	Matches
1981–1991	Wally Lewis	29¹
2001, 2004–2007, 2009–2011	Darren Lockyer	22
2008, 2012-2014	Cameron Smith	12
1992–1994	Mal Meninga	9
1997, 1999–2000	Adrian Lam	8
2001–2003	Gorden Tallis	7
1995–1996	Trevor Gillmeister	4
1996, 1998	Allan Langer	4
1988, 1990	Paul Vautin	2
1980	Arthur Beetson	1
1999	Kevin Walters	1
2004	Shane Webcke	1

Wally Lewis also captained Queensland in the exhibition match at Long Beach, California.

Coaches

New South Wales

Name	Won	Lost	Draw
Ted Glossop (1980-1981, 1983)	1	4	0
Frank Stanton (1982, 1984)	2	4	0
Terry Fearnley (1985)	2	1	0
Ron Willey (1986–1987)	5	2	0
John Peard (1988)	0	3	0
Jack Gibson (1989-1990)	2	4	0
Tim Sheens (1991)	1	2	0
Phil Gould (1992-1996, 2002-2004)	14	9	1
Tom Raudonikis (1997-1998)	3	3	0
Wayne Pearce (2000)	5	3	1
Ricky Stuart (2005, 2011-2012)	4	5	0
Graham Murray (2006-2007)	2	4	0
Craig Bellamy (2008-2010)	2	7	0
Laurie Daley (2013-2014)	3	3	0

Queensland

Name	Won	Lost	Draw
John MacDonald (1980)	1	0	0
Arthur Beetson (1981-1984, 1989-1990)	11	5	0
Des Morris (1985)	1	2	0
Wayne Bennett (1986-1988, 1998, 2001-2003)	11	10	0
Graham Lowe (1991-1992)	3	3	0
Wally Lewis (1993-1994)	2	4	0
Paul Vautin (1995-1997)	4	5	0
Mark Murray (1999-2000)	1	4	1
Michael Hagan (2004-2005)	2	4	0
Mal Meninga (2006-2014)	18	9	0

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
Tony Archer	New South Wales	10	2	8	0
Shayne Hayne	New South Wales	10	2	8	0
Barry Gomersall	Queensland	9	2	7	0
Kevin Roberts	New South Wales	6	5	1	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
Ben Cummins	New South Wales	2	1	1	0
Graham Annesley	New South Wales	1	1	0	0
John Gocher	New South Wales	1	1	0	0
Kelvin Jeffes	New South Wales	1	1	0	0
Kevin Steel	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
Jared Maxwell	New South Wales	1	0	1	0
Gerard Sutton	New South Wales	1	0	1	0

Bill Harrigan also refereed both matches between New South Wales and Queensland in the Super League Tri-series.
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)

References

↑ 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.

Sources

External links

State of Origin

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Players Squads Records Stadium Australia NSWRL	Players Squads Records Lang Park QRL

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