Every winner from the rugby league awards night as Man and Woman of Steel crowned

Tuesday night saw the end-of-season rugby league awards night and we’ve collated all the winners, including the Man and Woman of Steel.

The sport’s top awards night took place in the week leading up the showpiece event, the Super League Grand Final, with that game set to mark the final one of the the domestic rugby league season.

Hull KR will take on Wigan Warriors this Saturday at Old Trafford in a repeat of last year’s final and understandably, several Hull KR and Wigan Warriors players and coaches were named, as was the case last year.

It wasn’t just awards for the men’s Super League though as the Women’s Super League also saw the Woman of Steel and Young Player of the Year crowned, whilst Coach of the Year Denis Betts was honoured too.

As for the Championship and League One, they too saw their Player of the Year awards handed out with Young Player and Coach of the Year awards previously confirmed.

The Wheelchair Super League awards were also confirmed following the recent conclusion of the season which ended with Halifax Panthers landing the treble as they beat London Roosters 42-32.

Below is a list of every award winner from last night’s rugby league awards.

Rugby League Awards night 2025 winners

Men’s Super League

Coach of the Year – Willie Peters (Hull KR)

Young Player of the Year – Harry Robertson (St Helens)

Man of Steel – Jake Connor (Leeds Rhinos)

Women’s Super League

Coach of the Year – Denis Betts (Wigan Warriors)

Young Player of the Year – Izzy Rowe (Wigan Warriors)

Woman of Steel – Eva Hunter (Wigan Warriors)

Wheelchair Super League

Coach of the Year – Tom Coyd (London Roosters)

Young Player of the Year – Finlay O’Neill (Halifax Panthers)

Wheels of Steel – Joe Coyd (London Roosters)

Championship

Coach of the Year – Mark Applegarth (York Knights)

Young Player of the Year – Jack Smith (London Broncos)

Player of the Year – Paul McShane (York Knights)

League One

Coach of the Year – Carl Forster (North Wales Crusaders)

Young Player of the Year – Louie Roberts (Swinton Lions)

Player of the Year – Lewis Else (Rochdale Hornets) and Zarrin Galea (Workington Town) as joint winners

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