| 2024 State of Origin series | |
|---|---|
 The Game II of the series in Melbourne | |
| Won by |  New South Wales (17th title) |
| Series margin | 2–1 |
| Player of the series | Angus Crichton (Wally Lewis Medal) |
| Top points scorer(s) | Zac Lomax (28) |
| Top try scorer(s) |  Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow (4) |
The 2024 State of Origin series is the 43rd annual best-of-three series between the Queensland and New South Wales rugby league teams. Before this series, Queensland had won 24 times, NSW 16 times, with two series drawn.
Game I was held at Accor Stadium in Sydney.
Michael Maguire made his Origin coaching debut for New South Wales. [1] [2]
After initially missing selection, former New South Wales captain James Tedesco was a late inclusion after an injury to fullback Dylan Edwards. [3] [4]
The result was a foregone conclusion when Joseph Sua'ali'i was sent off in the 8th minute [5] for a high hit on Reece Walsh. Sua'ali'i's shoulder made direct contact with Walsh's head knocking him out and ruling him out of the match with a HIA 1 concussion. Sua'ali'i was subsequently charged with a grade two reckless high tackle offence. [6]
The 38–10 score was Queensland's biggest ever win in Sydney. Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow scored a hat-trick of tries, the first Queenslander to do this since Valentine Holmes in Game 1 of 2017.
5 June 2024 20:05 AEST |
| New South Wales | 10–38 | Queensland |
|---|---|---|
| Tries:2 Tedesco  13'Lomax 43'Goals:1 Hynes 1/2  15'Sent off: Sua'ali'i  8' | 1st: 6–20 2nd: 4–18 Report | Tries:6 Hunt 4', 66'Tabuai-Fidow 18', 23', 78'Coates 70'Goals:7 Holmes 7/7 6', pen 9', 19', 24', 67', 71', 79' |
Accor Stadium, Sydney Attendance: 77,214 Referee: Ashley Klein Player of the Match:  Daly Cherry-Evans |
Game II was at Melbourne Cricket Ground in Melbourne. NSW burst out of the blocks going to a 34–0 half time lead. Queensland bounced back in the second half, but the result was a foregone conclusion.
26 June 2024 20:05 AEST |
| New South Wales | 38–18 | Queensland |
|---|---|---|
| Tries:7 Martin 10'To'o 17', 26'Lomax 23', 38'Mitchell 32'Edwards 61'Goals:5 Lomax 5/7 12', 19', 27', 33', 39'Sin bin: Martin  50' to 60' | 1st: 34–0 2nd: 4–18 Report | Tries:3 Nanai 53'Tabuai-Fidow 58'Taulagi 67'Goals:3 Holmes 3/3 54', 59', 68'Sin bin: Carrigan 50' to 60' |
Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne Attendance: 90,084 Referee: Ashley Klein Player of the Match:  Mitchell Moses |
Game III was held at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane.
A melee near the Queensland bench area in the 30th minute resulted in Jeremiah Nanai (Queensland) and Cameron Murray (New South Wales) being sent to the sin bin by referee Ashley Klein. Both players were later charged with grade two contrary conduct charges by the NRL Judiciary. Additionally, New South Wales reserve player Haumole Olakau'atu was sent off after entering the field of play to engage in the melee. [7] Olakau'atu was charged with a grade three contrary conduct charge for his part in the melee. In total nine players were charged with offences from the melee, while Kurt Capewell (Queensland) was charged following two separate incidents in the first half. [8] [9] [10]
17 July 2024 20:05 AEST |
| Queensland | 4–14 | New South Wales |
|---|---|---|
| Tries:0 Goals:2 Holmes 2/2 pen 40', pen 61'Sin bin: Nanai 30' to 40' | 1st: 2–0 2nd: 2–14 Report | Tries:2 Best 64'Moses 67'Goals:3 Lomax 3/3 pen 45', 66', 69'Sin bin: Murray 30' to 40' |
Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane Attendance: 52,457 Referee: Ashley Klein Player of the Match: Dylan Edwards |
| Position | Game 1 [11] | Game 2 [12] | Game 3 [13] |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fullback |  James Tedesco |  Dylan Edwards | |
| Wing | Brian To'o | ||
| Centre |  Stephen Crichton |  Latrell Mitchell |  Bradman Best |
| Centre | Joseph Sua'ali'i | Stephen Crichton | |
| Wing |  Zac Lomax | ||
| Five-eighth | Jarome Luai | ||
| Halfback |  Nicho Hynes |  Mitchell Moses | |
| Prop |  Jake Trbojevic (c) | ||
| Hooker |  Reece Robson | ||
| Prop |  Payne Haas | ||
| Second row | Liam Martin | ||
| Second row | Angus Crichton | ||
| Lock | Cameron McInnes | Cameron Murray | |
| Interchange | Isaah Yeo | Connor Watson | |
| Interchange | Haumole Olakau'atu | Isaah Yeo | |
| Interchange | Spencer Leniu | Haumole Olakau'atu |  Mitchell Barnett |
| Interchange |  Hudson Young | Spencer Leniu | |
| Replacement | Matt Burton | Mitchell Barnett | Matt Burton |
| Reserve | Luke Keary | Cameron McInnes | Haumole Olakau'atu |
| Reserve | Mitchell Barnett | Luke Keary | Joseph Sua'ali'i |
| Coach |  Michael Maguire | ||
| Position | Game 1 [14] | Game 2 [15] | Game 3 [16] |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fullback | Reece Walsh | ||
| Wing |  Xavier Coates | Selwyn Cobbo | |
| Centre | Valentine Holmes | Dane Gagai | |
| Centre |  Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow | ||
| Wing | Murray Taulagi | Valentine Holmes | |
| Five-eighth | Tom Dearden | ||
| Halfback | Daly Cherry-Evans (c) | ||
| Prop | Reuben Cotter | ||
| Hooker | Ben Hunt | ||
| Prop | Lindsay Collins | ||
| Second row | Jaydn Su'a | Kurt Capewell | |
| Second row | Jeremiah Nanai | ||
| Lock | Patrick Carrigan | ||
| Interchange | Harry Grant | ||
| Interchange |  Moeaki Fotuaika | ||
| Interchange | J'maine Hopgood | Felise Kaufusi | |
| Interchange | Selwyn Cobbo | Kurt Capewell | Kalyn Ponga |
| Replacement | Felise Kaufusi | Dane Gagai | Trent Loiero |
| Reserve | Brendan Piakura | Heilum Luki | Brendan Piakura |
| Reserve | Ezra Mam | Trent Loiero | Reed Mahoney |
| Coach |  Billy Slater | ||
Cap no. 311, Joseph Sua'ali'i Cap no. 312, Zac Lomax Cap no. 313, Cameron McInnes Cap no. 314, Haumole Olakau'atu Cap no. 315, Spencer Leniu Cap no. 231, J'maine Hopgood Cap no. 316, Dylan Edwards Cap no. 317, Connor Watson Cap no. 318, Mitchell Barnett 16 May 2024 19:45 AEST |
| Queensland | 12–22 | New South Wales |
|---|---|---|
| Tries:2 Upton 53'Bass 67'Goals:2 Temara 2/2 53', 68' | 1st: 0–14 2nd: 12–8 Report | Tries:3 Tonegato 5'Chapman 9'Johnston 64'Goals:5 Pearson 5/5 6', 10', 18 pen', 37 pen', 65' |
Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane Attendance: 25,492 Referee: Kasey Badger Player of the Match: Yasmin Clydsdale |
6 June 2024 19:45 AEST |
| New South Wales | 10–11 | Queensland |
|---|---|---|
| Tries:2 Davis 24'Penitani 58'Goals:1 Pearson 1/2 25' | 1st: 6–0 2nd: 4–11 Report | Tries:2 Ciesiolka 54'Aiken 61'Goals:1 Brown 1/2 63'Field goals: Brown 68' |
McDonald Jones Stadium, Newcastle Attendance: 25,782 Referee: Belinda Sharpe Player of the Match: Shannon Mato |
Shannon Mato named Player of the Series. [17]
27 June 2024 19:45 AEST |
| Queensland | 22–6 | New South Wales |
|---|---|---|
| Tries:3 Pelite 1'Robinson 29'Gray 67'Goals:5 Brown 4/4 3', 8 pen', 31', 68'Teitzel 1/1 38 pen' | 1st: 14–0 2nd: 8–6 Report | Tries:1 Chapman 58'Goals:1 Pearson 1/1 59' |
Queensland Country Bank Stadium, Townsville Attendance: 22,819 Referee: Belinda Sharpe Player of the Match: Evania Pelite |
| Position | Game 1 [18] | Game 2 [19] | Game 3 [20] |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fullback |  Emma Tonegato | ||
| Wing |  Jaime Chapman | ||
| Centre |  Jessica Sergis | ||
| Centre | Isabelle Kelly (c) | ||
| Wing | Tiana Penitani | ||
| Five-eighth | Corban Baxter | ||
| Halfback |  Rachael Pearson | ||
| Prop | Millie Elliott | ||
| Hooker |  Olivia Higgins | ||
| Prop | Caitlan Johnston | ||
| Second row |  Kezie Apps (c) | ||
| Second row | Yasmin Clydsdale | ||
| Lock | Olivia Kernick | ||
| Interchange | Keeley Davis | Taliah Fuimaono | |
| Interchange | Taliah Fuimaono | Keeley Davis | |
| Interchange |  Grace Kemp | ||
| Interchange | Sarah Togatuki | ||
| Replacement |  Jakiya Whitfeld | Kirra Dibb | Jakiya Whitfeld |
| Reserve | Kirra Dibb | Jakiya Whitfeld | Kirra Dibb |
| Reserve | Ellie Johnston | ||
| Coach | Kylie Hilder | ||
Note: [21]
| Position | Game 1 [22] | Game 2 [23] | Game 3 [24] |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fullback | Tamika Upton | ||
| Wing |  Julia Robinson | ||
| Centre | Shenae Ciesiolka | ||
| Centre | Evania Pelite | ||
| Wing | Emily Bass |  Emmanita Paki | |
| Five-eighth | Tarryn Aiken | ||
| Halfback | Zahara Temara | Ali Brigginshaw (c) | |
| Prop | Shannon Mato | ||
| Hooker | Destiny Brill | Lauren Brown | |
| Prop | Jessika Elliston | ||
| Second row | Tazmin Rapana | ||
| Second row | Romy Teitzel | ||
| Lock | Ali Brigginshaw (c) | Sienna Lofipo | Keilee Joseph |
| Interchange | Emma Manzelmann | Destiny Brill | Emma Manzelmann |
| Interchange | Sophie Holyman | Emma Manzelmann | Makenzie Weale |
| Interchange | Lauren Brown | Makenzie Weale | Sophie Holyman |
| Interchange | Makenzie Weale | Keilee Joseph | Chelsea Lenarduzzi |
| Replacement | Sienna Lofipo | Zahara Temara | |
| Reserve | Keilee Joseph | Sophie Holyman | Emily Bass |
| Reserve | Skyla Adams | Destiny Brill | |
| Coach | Tahnee Norris | ||
Notes: [25]
20 June 2024 19:45 AEST |
| New South Wales | 14–10 | Queensland |
|---|---|---|
| Tries:3 Stewart 6'Votano 29'Arthur 58'Goals:1 Elliott 1/3 7' | 1st: 10–6 2nd: 4–4 Report | Tries:2 Armstrong 21'Tait 44'Goals:1 Black 1/2 23' |
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| New South Wales | 46–4 | Queensland |
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| Tries:9 Reh 6'Tui 18'Savill 23'McEwen 27'Wilson 33'Paseka 39'McGrath 41'Alo 48'Bostock 50'Goals:5 Savill 3/5 24', 49', 51'Basham 2/4 28', 34' | 1st: 20–4 2nd: 26–0 Report | Tries:1 Raftstrand-Smith 14'Goals:0 Hudson 0/1 |
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