Sea Eagles 1996 Ngatangiia/Matavera Sea Eagles 1997 Ngatangiia/Matavera Sea Eagles 1998 Ngatangiia/Matavera Sea Eagles 1999 Avatiu/Nikao Eels 2000 Ngatangiia/Matavera Sea Eagles 2001 Titikaveka Bulldogs 2002 Titikaveka Bulldogs 2003 Arorangi Bears 2004 Avatiu/Nikao Eels 2005 Tupapa Maraerenga Panthers 2006 Avatiu/Nikao Eels 2007 Avatiu/Nikao Eels 2008 Tupapa Maraerenga Panthers 2009 Tupapa Maraerenga Panthers 2010 Avatiu/Nikao Eels 2011 Avatiu/Nikao Eels 2012 Titikaveka Bulldogs 2013 Tupapa Maraerenga Panthers 2014 Tupapa Maraerenga Panthers 2015 Avatiu/Nikao Eels 2016 Avatiu/Nikao Eels 2017 Titivakeva Bulldogs 2018 Tupapa Maraerenga Panthers 2019 Ngatangiia/Matavera Sea Eagles 2020 (Season Suspended due to COVID) Ngatangiia/Matavera Sea Eagles retain Premiership 2021 Tupapa Maraerenga Panthers 2022 (Season Suspended due to COVID in the country) Tupapa Maraerenga Panthers retain Premiership Women's Teams Titikaveka Lady Bulldogs Tupapa Maraerenga Lady Panthers Avatiu/Nikao Lady Eels Arorangi Lady Bears Winners 2021 Titikaveka Lady Bulldogs 2022 (Season Suspended due to COVID in the country) Titikaveka Lady Bulldogs retain Premiership The National Team Other representative sides In 2005 the Cook Islands Rugby League Avaiki XIII Tri Series was played between three Cook Island sides (Australian Cook Island Style, NZ Cooks and a Resident XIII). The winners of the series were the Australian Cook Islands Style team. This was used to select the national side that drew a three match series with the New Zealand Māori Results NZ Cooks v Resident XIII, 25 November 2005 Australian Cook Island Style 26 NZ Cooks 14 Australian Cook Island Style 24 Residents XIII 18, 18 November 2005 changed References