2018 State of Origin Results

The 2018 State of Origin series will kick-off on Wednesday, June 6 at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. We will have all of the results published here as soon as they become available.

In the meantime, why not check out all the previous State of Origin results?

2017 State of Origin results

The State of Origin results for the 2017 series saw the Queensland Maroons win the Origin shield two games to one.

The Maroons lost Game 1 28-4 at home, before bouncing back to win Game 2 18-16 and Game 3 22-6.

Queensland winger Dane Gagai was awarded the Wally Lewis Medal for the best player of the series following an outstanding performance over the three games, while Cameron Smith took home the man of the match award for Game 3.

Game 3 2017

Game 3 result: The Queensland Maroons won Game 3 22-6, sealing their 11th Origin title in the past 12 years. Valentine Holmes did much of the damage, scoring a hat-trick in just his second Origin game, while debutant Cameron Munster and veterans Cameron Smith, Cooper Cronk and Billy Slater were all outstanding in the victory.

Important moments
Queensland took the lead in the 15th minute.
Queensland had a 12-0 lead at halftime.
New South Wales scored their first try in the 48th minute.
Queensland scored their last try in the 67th minute.

First try-scorer: Valentine Holmes, QLD
Last try-scorer: Jarrod Wallace, QLD
Man of the match: Cameron Smith, QLD
Leading points-scorer: Valentine Holmes, QLD (three tries)
Crowd: 52,540 at Suncorp Stadium.

More Origin 3 coverage:
» GORE: Hang your heads in shame, NSW
» The Liebke Ratings: State of Origin Game 3
» ELDRIDGE: Queensland own us, now and forever
» NSW Blues Player Ratings
» Queensland Maroons Player Ratings
» Five talking points from Origin Game 3

Game 2 2017

Origin 2, 2017 result: The Queensland Maroons won Game 2 of the 2017 State of Origin series by 18 points to 16. Dane Gagai scored the game-winning try, and Johnathan Thurston kicked the sealing conversion, after New South Wales had taken a ten-point lead into halftime.

Important moments
Queensland took the lead in the 9th minute.
New South Wales took the lead in the 24th minute.
New South Wales had a 16-6 lead at halftime.
Queensland scored first in the second half in the 53rd minute.
Queensland re-took the lead in the 78th minute.

First try-scorer: Valentine Holmes, QLD
Last try-scorer: Dane Gagai, QLD
Man of the match: Josh Jackson, NSW
Leading points-scorer: Dane Gagai, QLD (8 points – two tries)
Crowd: 82,259 at ANZ Stadium

Game 1 2017

Origin 1, 2017 result: The NSW Blues defeated Queensland in Game 1 of this year’s State of Origin series 28-4.

Important moments
New South Wales took the lead in the 6th minute.
Queensland scored their only try in the 35th minute.
New South Wales had a 12-4 lead at half time.
New South Wales scored first in the second half in the 52nd minute.
New South Wales scored the final try of the game in the 60th minute.

First try-scorer: James Maloney, NSW
Last try-scorer: Jarryd Hayne, NSW
Man of the match: Andrew Fifita, NSW
Leading points-scorer: James Maloney, NSW (12 points – one try, four conversions)
Crowd: 50,390 at Suncorp Stadium

Full State of Origin Game 1 match report

State of Origin 2016 results

Game 3

Queensland may have wrapped up the series with a 26-6 win at Suncorp Stadium, but NSW won Game 3 18-14 in a cracking contest.

First try scorer: Greg Inglis, Queensland
Last try scorer: Michael Jennings, NSW

Important moments: 
Queensland took the lead after 3 minutes.
NSW took the lead after 18 minutes.
Queensland took the lead in the 74th minute.
NSW took the lead on the final play of the game

ORIGIN GAME 3: RE-LIVE THE ACTION

FULL MATCH REPORT: ORIGIN GAME 2

Crowd: 61,267

State of Origin Game 1 Doubles: QLD 3, NSW 13
Queensland: Greg Inglis – 4pts (1T)
New South Wales: Andrew Fifita – 4pts (1T)

Game 2

Queensland wrapped up the series with a 26-6 win at Suncorp Stadium.

First try scorer: Dane Gagai, Queensland
Last try scorer: Corey Oates, Queensland

Important moments: 
Queensland took the lead after 3 minutes.
NSW took the lead after 14 minutes.
Queensland took the lead in the 23rd minute.

ORIGIN GAME 2: RE-LIVE THE ACTION

FULL MATCH REPORT: ORIGIN GAME 2

State of Origin Game 1 Doubles: QLD 5, NSW 15
Queensland: Dane Gagai – 12pts (3T)
New South Wales: Tyson Frizell – 4pts (1T)

More from Origin Game 2
» Game 2: Queensland seal the series
» Re-live the action with our live blog
» Origin 2 in pictures

Game 1
Queensland defeated New South Wales 6-4.

First try scorer: Boyd Cordner, NSW
Last try scorer: Dane Gagai, Queensland

Important moments: 
Queensland took the lead in the 15th minute.NSW took the lead after 3 minutes.
NSW took the lead after 25 minutes.
Queensland took the lead in the in the 37th minute.

ORIGIN GAME 1: RE-LIVE THE ACTION

FULL MATCH REPORT: ORIGIN GAME 1

Crowd: 80,251

State of Origin Game 1 Doubles:
Queensland: Dane Gagai – 4pts (1T)
New South Wales: Boyd Cordner (1T)

2015 series

State of Origin Game 3 Doubles:
NSW 11, Queensland 5

State of Origin 2015 results

Game 3

Queensland beat New South Wales

Queensland		NSW
52	FINAL SCORE	6
8	TRIES	3
9/9	CONVERSION KICKS	0/1
1/1	PENALTY GOALS	1/1
0/0	FIELD GOALS	0/0

First try scorer: Dane Gagai, Queensland
Last try scorer: Aidan Guerra, Queensland

Important moments: 
NSW took the lead after 3 minutes.
Queensland drew level in the 7th minute.
Queensland took the lead in the 10th minute

STATE OF ORIGIN LIVE SCORES – GAME 3

Crowd: 52,500

Queensland: Johnathan Thurston – 18pts (9G)
New South Wales: Michael Jennings (1T)

State of Origin Game 3 Doubles:
NSW 3, Queensland 5

Game 2

New South Wales beat Queensland

New South Wales		Queensland
26	FINAL SCORE	18
4	TRIES	3
4/4	CONVERSION KICKS	2/3
1/1	PENALTY GOALS	1/1
0/0	FIELD GOALS	0/0

First try scorer: Cooper Cronk, Queensland
Last try scorer: Will Chambers, Queensland

Important moments: 
NSW took the lead after 5 minutes.
Queensland drew level in the 12th minute.
NSW retook the lead after 27 minutes.
Maroons took the lead early in the second half.
NSW took the lead after 62 minutes.

STATE OF ORIGIN LIVE SCORES – GAME 2

Crowd: 91,514 (Origin record)

Game 1

New South Wales lost to Queensland

New South Wales		Queensland
10	FINAL SCORE	11
2	TRIES	2
1/2	CONVERSION KICKS	1/2
0/0	PENALTY GOALS	0/0
0/1	FIELD GOALS	1/1

State of Origin 1 match report – Queensland win 11-10

First try scorer: Cooper Cronk, Queensland
Last try scorer: Will Chambers, Queensland

Important moments: 
Cooper Cronk scored the first try in the 14th minute, to give Queensland the lead.
NSW retook the lead with a Beau Scott try in the 30th minute.
Queensland levelled the game at 10-all with 25 minutes to play.
Cooper Cronk kicked a field goal in the 74th minute for Queensland to take the lead.

Crowd: 80,112

Robbie Farah of the Blues is tackled by Cameron Smith(AAP Image/Dean Lewins)

Top scorers:

Queensland Darius Boyd, Will Chambers – 4pts (1T)
New South Wales: Josh Morris, Beau Scott – 4pts, (1T)

State of Origin Game 1 Doubles:
Away 7, Home 3

The Roar’s live blog of Game 1:
2015 State of Origin live scores – Game 1

State of Origin 2014 Results

Game 3

Queensland 32 defeated New South Wales 8

Queensland		New South Wales
32	FINAL SCORE	8
5	TRIES	1
5/5	CONVERSION KICKS	1/1
1/1	PENALTY GOALS	1/1

First try scorer: Cameron Smith, New South Wales
Last try scorer: Cooper Cronk, New South Wales

Important moments: 
New South Wales took the lead in 20th minute with Trent Hodkinson penalty goal
Queensland claimed the lead in the 30th minute through a Cameron Smith try.

Crowd: 50,155

Top scorers:

Queensland Johnathan Thurston- 12pts (4G)
New South Wales: Trent Hodkinson – 4pts (2G)

State of Origin Game 3 Doubles:
Home 9, Away 3

Queensland vs New South Wales Game 2 live scores, blog, highlights

Game 3

New South Wales 6 defeated Queensland 4

New South Wales		Queensland
6	FINAL SCORE	4
1	TRIES	0
1/1	CONVERSION KICKS	0/0
0/0	PENALTY GOALS	2/2

First try scorer: Trent Hodkinson, New South Wales
Last try scorer: Trent Hodkinson, New South Wales

Important moments:
Queensland took the lead in 10th minute with Johnathan Thurston penalty goal
New South Wales claimed the lead in the 72nd minute through a Trent Hodkinson try and conversion.

Crowd: 83,421

Greg Inglis puts a big fend on Josh Reynolds (Photo: AAP)

Top scorers:
New South Wales: Trent Hodkinson – 6pts (1 T, 1G)
Queensland: Johnathan Thurston – 4pts (2G)

State of Origin Game 2 Doubles:
Home 7

2014 State of Origin Game 1 – Queensland vs New South Wales live scores, blog

New South Wales 12 defeated Queensland 8

Queensland		New South Wales
8	FINAL SCORE	12
2	TRIES	2
0/2	CONVERSION KICKS	0/2
0/0	PENALTY GOALS	2/2

First try scorer: Darius Boyd, Queensland
Last try scorer: Darius Boyd, Queensland

Important moments:
Queensland took the lead in the 5th minute with Darius Boyd try.
New South Wales claimed the lead in the 25th minute through a Trent Hodkinson penalty goal.
Brett Morris stops Darius Boyd from scoring in the 74th minute with the scores at 12-8

Crowd: 52,111

Top scorers:
New South Wales: Trent Hodkinson – 4pts (2G)
Queensland: Darius Boyd – 8pts (2T)

State of Origin Game 1 Doubles:
Home 2 / Away 2

State of Origin 2013 Results

2013 State of Origin Game 3 – NSW vs Queensland live scores, blog

Queensland 12 defeated New South Wales 10
New South Wales Queensland
10 FINAL SCORE 12
2 TRIES 2
1/2 CONVERSION KICKS 1/2
0/0 PENALTY GOALS 1/1
0/0 FIELD GOAL 0/0

Top scorers:
New South Wales – James McManus 4pts (1T 0G)
Queensland – Johnathan Thurston 8pts (1T 2G)

Important moments:
Queensland took the lead at the 12 min. mark 1st half
James Maloney (NSW) scored at the 71 min. mark 2nd half

Crowd: 83,813

State of Origin Game 3 Doubles:
Away 7 / Home 5

Origin Game 2 full-time result: QLD: 26 – NSW 6

Top scorers:
Queensland – Johnathan Thurston 10pts (0T 5G)
New South Wales – Brett Morris 4pts (1T 0G)
Crowd: 51,690

» 2013 State of Origin Game 2 – Queensland vs NSW live scores, blog
» State of Origin 2013 Game 2 – Four players sinbinned after brawl [VIDEO]

Origin Game 1 full-time result: NSW: 14 – QLD 6

Top scorers:
New South Wales – James Maloney 6pts (0T 3G)
Queensland – Darius Boyd 4pts (1T 0G)
Man of the match: Luke Lewis
Crowd: 80,380 – surpassed the previous Game I record of 72,773 set in 2006.

» As the game unfolded: The Roar’s live blog on the match

Origin 1 2013 – Photo Gallery

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State of Origin 2012 Results

Origin Game 3 – result: QLD: 21 – NSW 20

Top scorers:
Queensland – Jonathan Thurston 12pts (1T 4G)
New Sth Wales – Todd Carney 8pts (0T 4G)
Referee: T Archer
Touch judges: R Turner & D Abood
» As the game unfolded: The Roar’s live blog on the match
» Key moments

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Origin Game 2 2012 – result: NSW 16 – QLD: 12
Top scorers:
New South Wales – Brett Stewart 8pts (2T 0G)
Queensland – Jonathan Thurston 4pts (0T 2G)
Important moments:
Cooper Cronk sinbinned in the 42′ minute, NSW scored 12 points in his absence

Referee: T Archer
Touch judges: D Abood & R Turner

» As the game unfolded: our live blog on the match

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Origin Game 1 2012 – result: NSW 10 – QLD: 18

2 TRIES 3
1/2 CONVERSION KICKS 3/3
0/1 PENALTY GOALS 0/0
0/0 FIELD GOAL 0/0

Top scorers:
New Sth Wales – Akulia Uate 4pts (1T 0G)
Queensland – Darius Boyd 8pts (2T 0G)

Important moments:
Queensland took the lead at the 31 min. mark 1st half
Jonathan Thurston (QLD) scored at the 73 min. mark 2nd half

Referee: B Cummins
Touch judges: P Holland & J Younis

» As the game unfolded: our live blog on the match

Origin 1 – Photo Gallery

State of Origin 2011 Results

– State of Origin Game 3 result: Queensland 34-24 NSW (Queensland win series 2-1)

Read a match report a game three here.

– State of Origin Game 2 result: New South Wales 18 – Queensland 8 (NSW Blues won game 2).

Follow the live blog and scores of Game 2 | Read a match report and Origin 2 results article.

– State of Origin Game 1 result: Queensland 16 – New South Wales 12 (Queensland won game 1).

State of Origin 2010 Results

Game 1: Queensland Maroons 28 defeated New South Wales Blues 24

Game 2: Queensland Maroons 34 defeated New South Wales Blues 6

Game 3: Queensland Maroons 23 defeated New South Wales Blues 18

Last updated: 31 January, 2018