1982–83 Rugby League Premiership

The 1982–83 Rugby League Premiership was the ninth end of season Rugby League Premiership competition.[1]

1982–83 Premiership
StructureNational knockout championship
WinnersWidnes
Runners-upHull F.C.

The winners were Widnes.[2]

First Round
Date Team One Team Two Score
24 AprHull F.C.Oldham24-21
24 AprHull Kingston RoversCastleford35-14
24 AprSt HelensWidnes7-11
24 AprWiganLeeds9-12

Semi Finals
Date Team One Team Two Score
30 AprHull Kingston RoversWidnes10-21
01 MayHull F.C.Leeds19-5

Final
14 May 1983
Widnes 22-10 Hull F.C.
G-Lydon (5)
T-Basnett (2), Myler, Gregory		 G-Crooks(2)
T-O'Hara, Topliss
Headingley Stadium
Attendance: 17,813
Referee: Fred Lindop
Man of the Match: Tony Myler
1Mick Burke
2Ralph Linton
3Joe Lydon
4Tony Myler
5John Basnett
6Eric Hughes
7Andy Gregory
8Mike O'Neill
9Keith Elwell
10Fred Whitfield
11Les Gorley
12Eric Prescott
13Mick Adams
Substitutions:
14David Hulme for Andy Gregory
15Steve O'Neill for Fred Whitfield
Coach:
Harry Dawson & Colin Tyrer
1Gary Kemble
2Dane O'Hara
3James Leuluai
4Steve Evans
5Paul Rose
6David Topliss
7Terry Day
8Tony Dean
9John "Keith" Bridges
10Richard "Charlie" Stone
11Trevor Skerrett
12Lee Crooks
13Steve Norton
Substitutions:
14Patrick Solal for Terry Day
15Mick Crane for Steve Norton
Coach:
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References
  1. "Premiership title". Rugby League Project.
  2. "Premiership title 1982-83". Rugby League Project.
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