1983–84 Rugby League Premiership

1983–84 Premiership
Structure	National knockout championship
Winners	Hull Kingston Rovers
Runners-up	Castleford
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The 1983–84 Rugby League Premiership was the tenth end of season Rugby League Premiership competition. ^[1]

The winners were Hull Kingston Rovers. ^[2]

First round

Date	Team one	Team two	Score
29 Apr	Castleford	Widnes	36-4
29 Apr	Hull F.C.	Bradford Northern	42-12
29 Apr	Hull Kingston Rovers	Leeds	54-0
29 Apr	Warrington	St Helens	13-19

Semi-finals

Date	Team one	Team two	Score
07 May	Hull Kingston Rovers	St Helens	21-16
07 May	Hull F.C.	Castleford	12-22

Final

12 May 1984

Hull Kingston Rovers	18-10	Castleford
T-Smith M, Prohm, Laws, Dorahy G-Dorahy		T-Kear G-Beardmore (3)

Headingley Stadium Attendance: 12,515 Player of the Match: John Dorahy

1 George Fairbairn 2 Garry Clark 3 Mike Smith 4 Gary Prohm 5 David Laws 6 John Dorahy 7 Paul Harkin 8 Roy Holdstock 9 Chris Rudd 10 John Millington 11 Chris Burton 12 Mark Broadhurst 13 Dave Hall Substitutions: 14 Ian Robinson for John Millington 15 John Lydiat for Christopher Burton Coach: Roger Millward

1 David Roockley 2 Darren Coen 3 Tony Marchant 4 Gary Hyde 5 John Kear 6 Steve Robinson 7 Robert "Bob" Beardmore 8 Kevin Ward 9 Stuart Horton 10 Gary Connell 11 James "Jimmy" Crampton 12 Brett Atkins 13 John Joyner Substitutions: 14 unused 15 unused Coach: Mal Reilly

References

1. "Premiership title". Rugby League Project.
2. "Premiership title 1983-84". Rugby League Project.

External links

• "Super League Show Rewind: When John Kear was a Castleford Tiger - with hair". BBC Sport.