Fox Memorial

Every grand final champion of Auckland Rugby League's premier club competition. The Fox Memorial trophy itself dates to 1931 (originally awarded to the top regular-season team); grand finals have been played since 1958.

Data last verified: 11 August 2026.

66 seasons with a champion on record. Otahuhu have won the most titles (11).

Champions

SeasonChampionRunner-upNotes
1958PonsonbyOtahuhuWon 16-7. First Fox Memorial grand final played (the trophy itself dates to 1931, originally awarded to the top regular-season team).
1959Western UnitedRichmondWon 15-0.
1960Eastern United / Southern Districts—Drew 7-7 — shared title.
1961Eastern UnitedGlenoraWon 24-7.
1962Eastern United / Glenora—Drew 17-17 — shared title.
1963Eastern UnitedSouthern DistrictsWon 8-0.
1964Otahuhu—No grand final played; minor premiers declared champions.
1965Marist BrothersGlenoraWon 19-6.
1966Marist BrothersPonsonbyWon 24-7.
1967PonsonbyOtahuhuWon 12-9.
1968Mt AlbertPonsonbyWon 12-7.
1969Mt AlbertMarist BrothersWon 20-0.
1970OtahuhuMt AlbertWon 10-5.
1971OtahuhuMt AlbertWon 25-12.
1972PonsonbyEllerslieWon 14-12.
1973PonsonbyOtahuhuWon 15-5.
1974EllersliePonsonbyWon 16-8.
1975OtahuhuNorthcoteWon 22-8.
1976Mt WellingtonGlenoraWon 20-12.
1977OtahuhuRichmondWon 11-3.
1978OtahuhuMangere EastWon 18-4.
1979RichmondOtahuhuWon 16-15.
1980RichmondOtahuhuWon 21-15.
1981Mt AlbertGlenoraWon 18-7.
1982Mt AlbertOtahuhuWon 18-8.
1983OtahuhuMt AlbertWon 14-11.
1984Mt AlbertOtahuhuWon 25-6.
1985Mt AlbertManukau MagpiesWon 24-19.
1986Mount Albert LionsTe Atatu RoostersWon 31-4.
1987Northcote TigersMangere East HawksWon 12-8.
1988Te Atatu RoostersGlenora BearsWon 22-16.
1989Northcote TigersMangere East HawksWon 30-14.
1990Otahuhu LeopardsTe Atatu RoostersWon 28-14.
1991Northcote TigersOtahuhu LeopardsWon 23-20.
1992Northcote TigersMt AlbertWon 16-11.
1993NorthcoteTe AtatuWon 29-10.
1994NorthcoteOtahuhuWon 32-12.
1995OtahuhuMarist BrothersWon 32-0.
1996OtaraOtahuhuWon 36-28.
1997GlenoraMangere EastWon 34-14.
1998GlenoraMangere EastWon 35-6.
1999GlenoraOtahuhuWon 24-4.
2000OtahuhuRichmondWon 21-14.
2001NorthcoteRichmondWon 30-29.
2002Hibiscus CoastOtahuhuWon 44-40 after double extra time.
2003Mangere EastHibiscus CoastWon 30-29.
2004Mt AlbertMangere EastWon 14-10.
2005ManurewaPapakuraWon 34-24.
2006Mt AlbertPapakuraWon 49-6.
2007ManurewaPapakuraWon 28-20.
2008Mt AlbertOtahuhuWon 24-22.
2009Mt AlbertPapakuraWon 32-10.
2010OtahuhuMt AlbertWon 22-18.
2011HowickOtahuhuWon 24-14.
2012Mt AlbertGlenoraWon 58-10.
2013Pt ChevalierMt AlbertWon 24-22.
2014Pt ChevalierMt AlbertWon 18-17.
2015Pt ChevalierMt AlbertWon 22-10.
2016PapakuraPt ChevalierWon 12-8.
2017GlenoraPt ChevalierWon 26-0.
2018Pt ChevalierGlenoraWon 6-0.
2019HowickMt AlbertWon 22-18 after extra time (18-18 at full time).
2020Not held—Not played due to COVID-19.
2021Not held—Not played due to COVID-19.
2022Point Chevalier PiratesGlenora BearsWon 14-12.
2023Point Chevalier PiratesRichmondWon 24-16. Single-sourced; not independently cross-checked this round.
2024RichmondPapakuraWon 15-14 after extra time (14-14 at full time), decided by a Beau Cordtz golden-point drop goal — Richmond's first title in 44 years. Independently confirmed via PMN News.
2025OtahuhuMt AlbertWon 8-4. Single-sourced; not independently cross-checked this round.

Sourcing note

Most seasons here are sourced from a single reference; the 2024 result was independently corroborated via a second, non-Wikipedia source. 1960 and 1962 ended in drawn/shared titles, and no grand final was played in 1964 (the minor premiers were declared champions).

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