The Provan-Summons Trophy is an annual award presented to the champion of the National Rugby League (NRL) in Australia. It is named after two influential figures in rugby league: Sir Edward Provan and William Summons, who played significant roles in the sport's development. The trophy symbolizes excellence in the league and is awarded at the end of the NRL Grand Final. The trophy itself is made of silver and features a distinctive design that reflects the sport's heritage. Winning the Provan-Summons Trophy is a prestigious achievement for any team, marking their success in the highly competitive NRL season.