Championship Grand Final<\/p>\n
London Broncos (38) 78<\/p>\n
Tries: Meadows 2, Hawkins, Tchamambe 2, Mathias, Wallis 2, Havili, Webster-Mansfield 2, O’Beirne, Voro, Bitungane Goals: Meadows 6, Voro 4, Smith<\/p>\n
Doncaster (0) 6<\/p>\n
Tries: Johnson Goals: Robinson<\/p>\n
London Broncos completed a second-tier treble by thrashing Doncaster in the Championship Grand Final.<\/p>\n
They had cruised to the League Leaders’ Shield with a record of 23 wins and just one defeat from their 24 games.<\/p>\n
That record, plus two comfortable play-off wins – including one over Doncaster – helped earn Broncos home advantage for the final at Cherry Red Records Stadium.<\/p>\n
And they reinforced their dominance in a one-sided showpiece by running in 14 tries against their outmatched opponents.<\/p>\n
James Meadows scored two of their seven first half tries, while Neil Tchamambe, Elliot Wallis and Brandon Webster-Mansfield also claimed doubles in the rout.<\/p>\n
It was the biggest winning margin in a Championship Grand Final, beating the 36-point mark set by Featherstone in 2011 and Wakefield in 2024.<\/p>\n
Broncos also lifted the 1895 Cup – the annual knockout competition for second-tier sides – by beating Widnes Vikings 32-10 in the final in August.<\/p>\n
They had already beaten Doncaster, who finished the regular season fourth in the table, four times this season in league and cup meetings.<\/p>\n
Winning the Championship is not automatically rewarded with promotion, however, since the rules around Super League eligibility were changed.<\/p>\n
Admission to the top flight is instead decided by club gradings based on a combination of on-field and off-field criteria.<\/p>\n