Steve Ganson
Super League referee who officiates for BBC and Sky Rugby League games. At the age of 25 was the youngest ever first-grade referee.
Steve Ganson is a highly respected Super League referee, renowned for officiating high-profile BBC and Sky Sports televised rugby league matches. With a career spanning decades at the top level, Steve has taken charge of some of the sport’s most significant games, earning a reputation for his authority, precision, and deep understanding of the game.

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Steve Ganson
At just 25 years old, Steve made history as the youngest-ever first-grade referee, demonstrating exceptional talent and composure from an early age. His professional refereeing career began on 27th August 1995, when he officiated Barrow vs. Carlisle Border Raiders. Just a year later, he was selected to referee his first Super League fixture on 17th August 1996, overseeing the clash between Castleford Tigers and Paris St Germain.
Throughout his distinguished career, Steve has been at the heart of Super League, Challenge Cup, and international fixtures, handling the pressures of elite-level rugby with confidence and consistency.
Now an engaging and insightful speaker, Steve shares fascinating behind-the-scenes stories, expert knowledge on officiating, and invaluable lessons on decision-making, leadership, and handling pressure. His experience makes him an ideal speaker for corporate events, sports seminars, and leadership discussions.
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