Latest News About Womens State Of Origin

Here’s the latest on the Women’s State of Origin.

• Summary of current status: The series continues to be played annually in Australia, with NSW Blues and Queensland Maroons contesting three matches (often referred to as a series rather than a single game). The 2025 and 2026 campaigns featured multiple fixtures, including openers, mid-series games, and a potential decider, depending on results. For the 2026 season, recent reports indicate games in May with ongoing coverage of team selections and match reports.[2][4][10]

• Recent results and milestones:

  • 2025: NSW won the series 2-1, with match results including a 32-12 NSW victory in one of the early fixtures and a 26-10 NSW win in another, indicating NSW’s strong performance that year.[2]
  • 2026: The series has continued with NSW and Queensland matches, including reports of NSW calling up players to the squad for Game 2 as teams adjust to injuries and form, signaling a tight contest this year.[4]

• Where to watch and availability:

  • In Australia, the games are typically broadcast on free-to-air TV (Channel Nine) with live streams available for international viewers via partner platforms, and NRL.com maintains live blogs and updates throughout each game.[7][10][2]
  • For 2026, there are multiple outlets discussing game times, broadcast details, and live commentary as the schedule unfolds.[6][10]

• Notable players and honors:

  • The Nellie Doherty Medal is awarded in some match contexts to standout performers, and individual selections often feature emerging stars from NSW and Queensland. Recent pages show players receiving individual recognition in determined fixtures.[2]

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Citations:

• NSW vs Queensland series format and recent results details.[2]
• 2025 series results and NSW dominance in specific games.[2]
• 2026 team selections and coverage of Game 2 details.[4]
• Broadcast and live coverage details for Australian fans.[10][7]