Australia's Jillaroos secured their fourth Women’s Rugby League World Cup title with a commanding 34-10 victory over New Zealand in the final at Suncorp Stadium. The match, held in Brisbane, saw Australia dominate the first half, scoring six tries while New Zealand managed only one. The Jillaroos extended their winning streak, claiming the trophy for the fourth time in consecutive years.
The final was marked by Australia's relentless attacking play and defensive resilience. Key moments included a crucial try from Jamie Chapman, who scored her second of the match and helped seal the win. New Zealand, despite a late second-half effort, could not match Australia's intensity. The scoreline of 34-10 reflected the stark contrast in performance, with Australia's dominance evident from the outset.
This victory continues Australia's impressive run in the Women’s Rugby League World Cup. The Jillaroos have now won the title four times in a row, showcasing their consistency and strength. The 2023 final followed previous successes, reinforcing Australia's position as a powerhouse in women’s rugby league. The win also highlights the growing competitiveness of the sport, with New Zealand remaining a strong contender despite the decisive margin.
