2022 Super League Grand Final

24 September 2022 · Old Trafford, Manchester

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2022 Super League Grand Final result: St Helens def. Leeds Rhinos, 24-12, at Old Trafford, Manchester on 24 September 2022.

Sourcing caveat: Try minutes are approximate and vary slightly by source in a few cases (e.g. Bennison 17' vs 18', Percival 57' vs 58'). No goal-kicking attempt/miss breakdown by name is repeated here (see the finals-series match report for that detail).

Result

TeamScore
WinnerSt Helens24
Runner-upLeeds Rhinos12

Attendance: 60,783

Super League 2022 — full season ladder & finals series

PosClubPWDLPFPADiffPts
1St Helens272106674374+30042
2Wigan Warriors271908818483+33538
3Huddersfield Giants271719613497+11635
4Catalans Dragons2716011539513+2632
5Leeds Rhinos2714112577528+4929
6Salford Red Devils2714013700602+9828
7Castleford Tigers2713014544620-7626
8Hull Kingston Rovers2712015498608-11024
9Hull FC2711016508675-16722
10Wakefield Trinity2710017497648-15120
11Warrington Wolves279018568664-9618
12Toulouse Olympique275022421745-32410

Qualified for the finals series — top 6 (straight-knockout format) that season.

Finals series

Eliminator

DateResultVenueAttendance
9 Sep 2022Catalans Dragons 10–20 Leeds RhinosStade Gilbert Brutus, Perpignan9,514
10 Sep 2022Huddersfield Giants 0–28 Salford Red DevilsJohn Smith's Stadium, Huddersfield6,374

Semi-Final

DateResultVenueAttendance
16 Sep 2022Wigan Warriors 8–20 Leeds RhinosDW Stadium, Wigan12,777
17 Sep 2022St Helens 19–12 Salford Red DevilsTotally Wicked Stadium, St Helens12,357

Grand Final

DateResultVenueAttendance
24 Sep 2022St Helens 24–12 Leeds RhinosOld Trafford, Manchester60,783

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Match officials

RefereeLiam Moore

Scorers

St HelensTries: Lees 2'; Bennison 17'; Hurrell 47'; Percival 57'
Goals: Makinson (4/5)
Leeds RhinosTries: Leeming 39'; Martin 70'
Goals: Martin (2/2)

Teams

St HelensLeeds Rhinos
27Jon BennisonFullbackRichie Myler16
2Tommy MakinsonWingTom Briscoe20
23Konrad HurrellCentreZak Hardaker33
4Mark PercivalCentreLiam Sutcliffe4
3Will HopoateWingAsh Handley5
1Jack WelsbyStand-offCameron Smith17
6Jonny LomaxScrum-halfBlake Austin6
17Agnatius PaasiPropMikolaj Oledzki8
9James RobyHookerJarrod O'Connor24
10Matty LeesPropMatt Prior10
16Curtis SironenSecond rowJames Bentley11
12Joe BatchelorSecond rowRhyse Martin12
13Morgan KnowlesLoose forwardZane Tetevano13
Substitutes
11Sione Mata'utiaKruise Leeming9
14Joey LussickBodene Thompson19
15Louie McCarthy-ScarsbrookSam Walters22
19Jake WingfieldJames Donaldson25
Kristian WoolfCoachRohan Smith

Harry Sunderland Trophy

Jonny Lomax. Won the Harry Sunderland Trophy, Super League's Grand Final Man of the Match honour at the time — two years before the award was renamed the Rob Burrow Award for the 2024 Grand Final.

Match context

St Helens beat Leeds Rhinos 24-12 at Old Trafford in front of 60,783 fans to complete a League Leaders' Shield and Grand Final double and win a 4th consecutive Super League title (10th overall), making head coach Kristian Woolf the first coach to win three straight Grand Finals. Matty Lees scored inside the opening three minutes — reported as the fastest try in Grand Final history — and St Helens led 12-6 at half-time after a Jon Bennison try, with Leeds' Kruise Leeming replying just before the break. St Helens pulled away after the interval through Konrad Hurrell and Mark Percival, with Rhyse Martin's late try only a consolation for Leeds. Jonny Lomax was named Man of the Match and won the Harry Sunderland Trophy. The result extended a remarkable St Helens run of Grand Final wins stretching back to 2019.

Sources

Data last verified: 11 August 2026.

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