THE Coffs Harbour Comets and Woolgoolga Seahorses have both won Group 2 Rugby League premierships during a big grand final day at Coramba Sports Ground.

The Comets won the League Tag premiership, while the Seahorses won the reserve grade premiership.

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And the South Grafton Rebels are the kings of Group 2 Rugby League for 2022.

The Rebels claimed this year’s first grade premiership with a scintillating performance in the 2022 Tooheys New Group 2 Rugby League first grade grand final.

The Rebels continued their stellar late season form, beating the Orara Valley Axemen 36-8 in the premiership decider at Coramba Sports Ground.

The grand final win was the Rebels eleventh of their last twelve games, which included a run of eight wins in a row heading into the finals series.

Rebels player Grant Stevens was awarded the John ‘Tank’ McKay medal as the man of the match.

The Rebels add a third Group 2 premiership to the trophies they won in 2015 and 2016.

The Woolgoolga Seahorses capped off a tremendous season in which they won fifteen out of sixteen games, winning the reserve grade premiership with a 30-14 win against the South Grafton Rebels in their grand final.

The Coffs Harbour Comets also capped off a stellar season with a dominant grand final victory, simply too good for the South Grafton Rebels winning 42-0 to win the League Tag title.

The Comets won fourteen of their sixteen games this season on their way to winning the minor premiership and premiership double.

The Macksville Sea Eagles showed why they finished as minor premiers this season, winning this years under 18s premiership after beating the Coffs Harbour Comets 22-12 in the premiership decider.

By Aiden BURGESS