Who won the 2012 NRL State of Origin?

Queensland

2012 State of Origin series
Won by	Queensland (17th title)
Series margin	2-1
Points scored	97
Attendance	191,569 (ave. 63,856 per match)

When did NSW last win State of Origin?

2018
In 2018, New South Wales won their first State of Origin series in four years, defeating Queensland 22–12 and 18–14 in the first two games. Queensland scored a consolation victory 18–12 in the final game.

Who won Game 3 State of Origin 2012?

State of Origin 2012 Game 3 Full-time score: QLD 21-20 NSW Queensland overcame New South Wales barrages to claim an unprecedented seventh consecutive State of Origin series, clinching the 2012 Game 3 decider 21-20 on the back of a 75th minute field goal by Cooper Cronk.

Who won game 1 State of Origin 2022?

Queensland Queensland
Full-time: NSW 10-16 Queensland. Queensland win!

Who has won more State of Origin QLD or NSW?

There have been 40 full series of State of Origin, and Queensland has won 22 of them. New South Wales has won 16 series, with the remaining two being drawn. Three one-off games were played in 1980, 1981, and 1987, with Queensland winning the first two and New South Wales the latter.

Who won State of Origin 2017?

Queensland won their third consecutive series and their eleventh from the past twelve. New South Wales had decided on an unchanged team throughout the series, for the first time in at least twenty years.

Who won State of Origin 2014 game 3?

Blues. The third and final match of Australia’s State of Origin series took place on Wednesday night at the Suncorp Stadium as 50,000 fans watched Queensland dismantle New South Wales, winning 32-8.

Who won State of Origin 2021?

Queensland salvaged some pride with a two-point win in Game III on the Gold Coast, seeing the series finish at 2-1 after Brad Fittler’s Blues claimed comprehensive wins in Townsville and Brisbane. Here’s everything you need to know about State of Origin 2021 as it returns to a more familiar format and timeslot.

Who has won more state of origins?

There have been 40 full series of State of Origin, and Queensland has won 22 of them. New South Wales has won 16 series, with the remaining two being drawn.

How many origins have NSW won?

Of the 40 full series played to date, Queensland have won 22, New South Wales 16, with 2 series drawn.

What is NSW longest winning streak in State of Origin?

five games
The Tommy Raudonikis-coached Blues defeated the Maroons by just two and one points in the first two games of 1997, but in doing so achieved their longest winning streak of five games.

Who won State of Origin 2016?

2016 State of Origin series
Won by	Queensland (20th title)
Series margin	2-1
Attendance	193,811 (ave. 64,604 per match)
Player of the series	Cameron Smith

Who won origin in 2014?

the NSW Blues
2014 State of Origin was a great relief to New South Wales fans, with the NSW Blues snapping Queensland’s record breaking eight-year victory streak.

Who won State of Origin 2018?

New South Wales
The 2018 series was won by New South Wales, after winning the first 2 games of the series, their first since 2014, and their second since 2005.

Who won State of Origin 2015?

2015 State of Origin series
Won by	Queensland (19th title)
Series margin	2-1
Attendance	224,135 (ave. 74,712 per match)
Player of the series	Corey Parker

What are some interesting facts about Suncorp Stadium?

The redeveloped Suncorp Stadium reopens. Suncorp Stadium hosts nine games of the 2003 Rugby World Cup. Suncorp Stadium holds its first concert since the redeveloped venue re-opened. British singer, Robbie Williams played two full-house shows. Suncorp Stadium hosts both the semi-final and final of the 2008 Rugby League World Cup.

How much did the Suncorp Stadium flood cost?

Suncorp Stadium receives significant damage as a result of the Brisbane floods Major repair works as a result of the flood costing $16 million were completed the following year. Attendances since the redeveloped venue opened passed the 10 million mark.

What happened to Suncorp Metway Stadium?

The Frank Burke Stand replaced by the Western Grandstand and Lang Park renamed Suncorp-Metway Stadium. The Queensland Government announces plans to undertake a $280 million redevelopment of the venue. The redeveloped Suncorp Stadium reopens. Suncorp Stadium hosts nine games of the 2003 Rugby World Cup.