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Chapman hat-trick fires Jillaroos to Rugby League World Cup glory

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Hanson, H. (2026, November 15). Chapman hat-trick fires Jillaroos to Rugby League World Cup glory. ABC News (AU). https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-11-15/chapman-hat-trick-jillaroos-win-rugby-league-world-cup/107387698

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ABC News (AU) · collected 2026-11-15 · by Henry Hanson

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On November 15, 2026, the Jillaroos of Australia decisively won the Rugby League World Cup final against the Kiwi Ferns of New Zealand with a final score of 34-10 at Brisbane's Lang Park. The Jillaroos started strongly, scoring 24 unanswered points in the first half and ending the match with a 34-6 lead at halftime. Jamie Chapman contributed significantly to the victory with a hat-trick, while the Kiwi Ferns struggled to mount an effective defense and only managed one try. Despite a more competitive second half, New Zealand could not overcome the early deficit, solidifying Australia's status as the undisputed dominant force in women's rugby league, with this being their fourth consecutive World Cup win.

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ABC News (AU)This outlet15 Nov

On September 18, Australia's women's rugby league team, the Jillaroos, won the World Cup against New Zealand with a final score of 34-10. The match, held in Brisbane, saw Australia dominate from the start, leading 34-6 at halftime. Key player Jamie Chapman scored a hat-trick in the first half and was named player of the match. While Australia's victory was expected, the article raises concerns about the lack of…

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BBC15 Nov

In the Women's Rugby League World Cup final, Australia defeated New Zealand 34-10 in Brisbane. Australia, led by Jaime Chapman's hat-trick and Jesse Southwell's five successful conversions, won their fourth consecutive and record fourth World Cup title. The match was decisively won in the first half, with Australia scoring six tries compared to New Zealand's one. Australia's overall dominance saw them score 306…

Ruthless Australia win record fourth Women's World Cup →
Al Jazeera15 Nov

In the Women’s Rugby League World Cup final on Sunday, Australia defeated New Zealand 34-10 to win their fourth consecutive title. Australia took an early lead with two tries in the first five minutes and added four more before halftime, giving them a 34-6 lead. New Zealand managed only one try in the second half despite applying pressure. Australia’s Jaime Chapman scored a hat-trick, and captain Isabelle Kelly…

Australia crush New Zealand to win fourth Women’s Rugby League World Cup →

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