Every Super League club is represented – some for good reasons and some for bad…
12:58, 05 May 2026Updated 13:03, 05 May 2026
Leeds Rhinos full-back Lachie Miller.(Image: SW PIX)
The 2026 Super League season is now ten rounds old, with players from near and far having a good crack at making their mark on the competition.
But who do the stats say has stood out so far? Here, All Out Rugby League takes a look:
TriesMaika Sivo – 17Brodie Croft – 13Joe Burgess – 11Zack Eckersley – 11Oliver Pratt – 11
Leeds Rhinos’ Fijian powerhouse Maika Sivo leads the way with 17 tries this year from just nine league games. Only Hull and Bradford have stopped the 32-year-old from finding the line so far.
Elsewhere, Rhinos half-back Brodie Croft has chipped in with 13 tries in what has been a strong season from the out-of-contract star. Three outside backs, Joe Burgess (Hull KR), Zack Eckersley (Wigan), and Oliver Pratt (Wakefield), complete the top five with 11.
Try assistsJackson Hastings – 15Tyrone May – 13Lachie Miller – 10Jake Trueman – 10Jake Connor – 10
Jackson Hastings has done a sterling job in leading St Helens to eight wins from ten so far this year, notching up 15 try assists so far. Elsewhere, Tyrone May has been terrific for Hull KR with 13, while Lachie Miller (Leeds), Jake Trueman (Wakefield), and Jake Connor (Leeds) have chipped in with ten.
GoalsJake Connor – 50Adam Keighran – 36Marc Sneyd – 32Jackson Hastings – 29Rhyse Martin – 2
No one kicks the ball like Jake Connor these days, with the Rhinos’ try-scoring ability matched by the maverick’s conversion rate. He has 50 to date. Elsewhere, Adam Keighran (Wigan) has been a solid striker from the tee, with Marc Sneyd (Warrington), Jackson Hastings, and Rhyse Martin (Hull KR) making up the top five.
CarriesLachie Miller – 224Tristan Sailor – 221Charlie Staines – 220Tom Davies – 197Innes Senior – 180
It says a lot about rugby league these days that the top five carriers are all outside backs, who all get through a mountain of work. However, it’s Lachie Miller (Leeds) who leads the way. He’s followed by Tristan Sailor (St Helens) and Charlie Staines (Catalans), while two wingers who never shy away from the tough stuff – Tom Davies (Hull KR) and Innes Senior (Huddersfield) – aren’t too far behind.
MetresTristan Sailor – 1,818Charlie Staines – 1,806Lachie Miller – 1,707Tom Davies – 1,506David Nofoaluma – 1,434
More carries equals more metres in the case of Sailor, Staines, Miller, and Davies, while the quality of David Nofoaluma’s work is highlighted here. He’s been a stern signing for York Knights.
Average gain (minimum 50 carries)Cai Taylor-Wray – 11.74Daryl Clark – 9.18Tom Johnstone – 9.08Jack Broadbent – 9.06Danny Walker – 9.06
50 carries gives a good reflection on this stat, and no player has a better gain on that front than Warrington Wolves’ young gun Cai Taylor-Wray. The Wire will hope he returns from injury quick, with his speed and talent there to see when on the field this year. Elsewhere, Daryl Clark (St Helens), Tom Johnstone, Jack Broadbent (Hull KR), and Danny Walker (Warrington) make up the top five.
Clean BreaksMaika Sivo – 18Ben Laguerre – 12Mikey Lewis – 11Joe Burgess – 11Jason Qareqare – 11Zack Eckersley – 11Oliver Pratt – 11
It’s no surprise to see Maika Sivo lead the way here. He’s been unstoppable at times. Elsewhere, Toulouse outside back Ben Laguerre has proved to be a handful, while five players are placed joint third on 11, including Castleford’s Jason Qareqare.
Tackle bustsLachie Miller – 75Olly Ashall Bott – 65Jacob Gagai – 53Mikey Lewis – 47Davy Litten – 47David Nofoaluma – 47
No player is more difficult to put down than Leeds full-back Lachie Miller according to the stats, with the Aussie – full of space, agility, and a frantic change of direction – breaking 75 tackles so far this season. Talented Toulouse full-back Olly Ashall-Bott isn’t far behind (65), with Huddersfield back Jacob Gagai also a threat this year.
OffloadsTristan Sailor – 23Patrick Mago – 20Junior Nsemba – 19David Nofoaluma – 19Toby King – 18
St Helens star Tristan Sailor is the offload king so far, with two Wigan forwards in Patrick Mago and Junior Nsemba not far behind. Nofoaluma is fourth, while Toby King (Warrington) makes up the top five.
ErrorsJoe Burgess – 20Lewis Martin – 16Adam Keighran – 16Tristan Sailor – 15Zack Eckersley – 15Ethan Ryan – 15
No player has made more errors in Super League to date than Hull KR winger Joe Burgess (20). Elsewhere, Hull FC winger Lewis Martin has made 16, the same as Adam Keighran. Bradford Bulls winger Ethan Ryan has made 15 alongside Sailor and Eckersley.
TacklesBrendan Hands – 430Brad O’Neill – 396Joe Mellor – 364Tristan Powell – 349Asher O’Donnell – 346
Toulouse’s Australian hooker Brendan Hands leads the Super League tackle count so far with 430. Elsewhere, another hooker, Brad O’Neill (Wigan), sits second on 396, while Joe Mellor (Bradford) and Huddersfield forward duo Tristan Powell and Asher O’Donnell make up the top five.
Missed tacklesMikey Lewis – 50Peta Hiku – 48Jack Farrimond – 48Tom Weaver – 48Adam Cook – 44
Hull KR star Mikey Lewis has missed the most tackles so far with 50, while his Robins teammate Peta Hiku sits joint second with 48 – the same number as Jack Farrimond (Wigan) and Tom Weaver (Castleford). Adam Cook (Leigh) sits on 44.
PenaltiesKruise Leeming – 14Adam Keighran – 11Brad O’Neill – 11Andy Ackers – 10Esan Marsters – 10
Catalans hooker Kruise Leeming has given away the most penalties so far this year with 15, while Wigan pair Adam Keighran and Brad O’Neill sit on 11. Bradford duo Andy Ackers and Esan Marsters sit on 10.
Red cards
The only red card seen so far this year was issued to Bradford forward Elliot Peposhi.
Yellow cardsAdam Keighran – 220+ players on 1
Wigan centre Adam Keighran has been sin-binned twice this year, while over 20 other yellow cards have been issued.