List of Castleford Tigers seasons

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Castleford Tigers are an English professional rugby league club based in Castleford, West Yorkshire. The club has competed in the sport since joining the Rugby Football League in 1926. This list details the club's achievements in all major competitions.

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Seasons

Super League era

SeasonLeague Play-offs [1] Challenge
Cup
Other competitions
DivisionPWDLFAPtsPos
1996 Super League 229013548599189thR4
1997 Super League 2252153345151210thR4 Premiership SF
World Club Championship Grp
1998 Super League 2310112446522216thQF
1999 Super League 301938712451415thLost in Final EliminatorSF
2000 Super League 2817011585571345thLost in Elimination play-offR5
2001 Super League 2810117581775218thR5
2002 Super League 2814212736615306thLost in Elimination play-offSF
2003 Super League 2812115612633258thR4
2004 Super League 2860225159241212thR5
2005 National League One 181503683368302ndWon NL1 Grand FinalR4 National League Cup RU
2006 Super League 2891185759681911thR4
2007 National League One 181701860247341stWon NL1 Grand FinalR4 National League Cup SF
2008 Super League 2771195936891512thR4
2009 Super League 2714013645702287thLost in Elimination play-offQF
2010 Super League 2711016648766229thR4
2011 Super League 2712213664808269thSF
2012 Super League 2760215549481213thR4
2013 Super League 2792167028812012thR4
2014 Super League 271728814583364thLost in Preliminary semi-final RU
2015 Super League 3016014731746325thR6
2016 Super League 3015114830808315thQF
2017 Super League 302505965536501stLost in Grand Final QF
2018 Super League 302019767582413rdLost in Semi finalR6
2019 Super League 2915014646558305thLost in Semi finalR6
2020 Super League 166010328379129thR6
2021 Super League 2311012437552227th RU
2022 Super League 2713014544620267thQF
2023 Super League 2760213237741211thR6
2024 Super League 2771194257351510thQF

Notes

    1. From 1906 until 1973 (except for two seasons between 1962 and 1964) a play-off format was used to determine the overall league champions. Between 1973 and 1997, the championship was awarded to the league winners, and the play-offs were replaced by the Rugby League Premiership. A play-off system for the championship was reinstated in 1998.

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