Pacific Championships — Rugby League (Women's)

Every women's Pacific Championships final since the division's first title decider in 2024 (matches were played from 2023, but that year crowned no champion — there was no final for either the women's Cup or Bowl). Australia has won both finals played so far.

Data last verified: 11 August 2026.

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Competition: Pacific Championships (Women's) ▾

2 series covered. Australia have won the most (2). Most recent: 2025 — Australia (Australia won 40-8).

Results

SeasonWinnerRunner-upVenueResult
2024AustraliaNew ZealandWestern Sydney Stadium, SydneyAustralia won 24-4
2025AustraliaNew ZealandWestern Sydney Stadium, SydneyAustralia won 40-8

Notes, by series

SeasonNotes
2024First women's Pacific Cup final ever played (2023 had matches but no final/no crowned champion). Australia led 12-0 at half-time; tries to Tamika Upton and Tarryn Aiken sealed it. Pacific Bowl: Samoa beat Fiji 16-12 in Auckland, a result that also secured Samoa's first Women's Rugby League World Cup qualification since 2008 and a promotion/relegation playoff win (34-12) over last-placed Cup side Papua New Guinea.
2025Australia defended its title, leading 24-0 by the 31st minute. Julia Robinson scored twice. Pacific Bowl decided on round-robin standings with no final (Cook Islands topped the group); Fiji did not contest the women's Bowl in 2025, instead playing World Cup qualifiers in Canada.

2023: no champion crowned

The women's competition began in 2023 alongside the men's, but NRL.com confirms there was no final for either the women's Cup or Bowl that year — standalone Test matches were played with no season-long title decider. The first women's Pacific Cup final was played in 2024.

Sources

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