Wakefield Trinity dominated Warrington Wolves in a supreme performance that saw them become just the sixth side to lift a Super League Grand Final trophy.
Daryl Powell’s side led 19-0 at half-time after a near-perfect 40 minutes and even Corey Hall’s sin bin could not derail them as they went on to win 23-10, showcasing their grit as well as their class.
Just two years after winning the Championship Grand Final, Trinity have done the unthinkable and won the Super League Grand Final and here are our player ratings.
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Wakefield Trinity Super League Grand Final player ratings
Full-back: Max Jowitt – 8
Kicked three conversions, covered well at the back and provided the final pass for Trinity’s fourth try which made the game safe
Wing: Lachlan Walmsley – 9
Did brilliantly to get the ball away for Trinity’s opening try and always looked a threat
Centre: Cameron Scott – 8
Scored the opener and defended strongly
Centre: Corey Hall – 7
His pass almost created an early try, dropped the ball near the line soon afterwards and couldn’t argue with his yellow card for a high shot on Aaron Lindop
Wing: Tom Johnstone – 9
A hand on the touch in goal line denied him the opening try, but a huge leap and catch set up Wakefield’s second and he came up with a lovely finish to end Wolves’ hopes
Stand-off: Jake Trueman – 9
Involved in the build-up to three of the tries, kept the attack moving and was excellent on the final tackle
Scrum-half: Jack Sinfield – 8
The drop goal two minutes before the break showed his rugby IQ, kicked well and involved in the first try
Prop: Mike McMeeken – 9
Sensational effort from the captain who played the full 80 and didn’t take a backwards step
Hooker: Tyson Smoothy – 9
Landed a superb 40-20, put in some big hits and was a class act
Prop: Ky Rodwell – 8
Really strong first stint as Wakefield’s pack laid the foundation for a dominant win
Second-row: Isaiah Vagana – 8
Scored the second try and played a full part in Wakefield’s pack dominance
Second-row: Zac Lipowicz – 7
Didn’t get a lot of game time, but did a solid job
Loose-forward: Jazz Tevaga – 8
Returned from an hia to sneak over from acting-half just before the break, kept his discipline and backed words with actions
Sub: Mason Lino – 7
Came on for the last quarter, was busy
Sub: Jay Pitts – 8
Bowed out with a winner’s ring, thoroughly deserved after a big tacking stint
Sub: Caleb Hamlin-Uele – 8
As ever, made a big impact off the bench, will surely be in the England squad
Sub: Caius Faatili – 8
You have to be good with a hair cut like his red, white and blue barnet – and he was
A HISTORIC VICTORY ⚜️@WTrinityRL are your 2026 @Betfred #SuperLeague Champions! 🔥 pic.twitter.com/e6JZmOIbgM
— Betfred Super League (@SuperLeague) October 3, 2026
