Super League honours: all-time titles, records, history

Longest streak

St Helens won four in a row (2019-2022) — the longest streak of the Super League era.

Biggest winning margin

Bradford Bulls 96-16 Salford Reds (June 2000) is the largest margin in any Super League regular-season match. Grand Final margins have been tighter; Wigan's 2010 win over Saints by 22-10 stands out as one of the more comprehensive deciders.

Notable records

• Most titles overall: St Helens (10)
• Captained most title-winning sides: Kevin Sinfield (7, all for Leeds Rhinos)
• Highest-scoring season: Leeds Rhinos with 1,152 points across 28 matches in 2005
• Most League Leaders' Shields: St Helens (8 since the award was reintroduced in 2003)
• Most consecutive play-off appearances: St Helens — 30 straight from 1996 to 2025
• Challenge Cup-Super League double: achieved 4 times — Bradford 2003, Saints 2006, Wigan 2013, Leeds 2015

Super League launched in 1996 as British rugby league's switch to summer rugby. In its first thirty seasons, just five clubs have won the title — St Helens with 10, Leeds Rhinos with 8, Wigan Warriors with 7, Bradford Bulls with 4, and now Hull KR with 1 after their breakthrough 2025 treble. The Grand Final has been played at Old Trafford every year since 1998 (the only exception being the 2020 COVID-disrupted final at the KCOM Stadium in Hull). The regular-season leader takes the League Leaders' Shield; the Grand Final winner takes the Super League Trophy. The man of the match in the Grand Final has been awarded the Rob Burrow Award since 2024, in tribute to the late Leeds Rhinos legend who died from MND.