Wigan Warriors Make History: Where Does Their Quadruple Rank in Super League Legends?

Wigan Warriors achieved a historic milestone by winning all four domestic trophies in the Super League, solidifying their place among the elite in rugby league history. Led by coach Matt Peet, the team secured victory in the Challenge Cup final against Warrington Wolves, making them only the third team in the modern era to accomplish such a feat.

Reflecting on the great sides of the past, names like Bradford Bulls, St Helens, and Leeds Rhinos emerge as titans in Super League history. The Bulls, under Brian Noble in 2003, were the first to achieve the domestic treble, clinching victories in the Challenge Cup, Super League, and the Grand Final against Wigan.

In 2006, St Helens boasted a star-studded lineup under Daniel Anderson, with players like Paul Wellens, Sean Long, and Jamie Lyon dominating the league. They secured a treble by winning the Challenge Cup, topping Super League, and triumphing in the Grand Final against Hull FC.

Leeds Rhinos, led by Brian McDermott, etched their names into history in 2015 by claiming all domestic honours. With legends like Rob Burrow and Kevin Sinfield, they swept the Challenge Cup, Super League, and the Grand Final.

Considered one of the strongest teams in modern Super League history, the St Helens squad of 2019, led by Justin Holbrook, showcased dominance in the league with an overwhelming number of wins. Despite a loss in the Challenge Cup final, they were virtually unstoppable in Super League, solidifying their place as one of St Helens’ best-ever teams.

Where does the quadruple-winning Wigan Warriors team stand among these legendary sides? The debate is open, but their extraordinary achievement has undoubtedly etched them into the annals of Super League history.