With all 27 rounds of the Super League regular season officially in the books, the official stats leaders across every major category have been confirmed.

It has been a captivating campaign, with Leeds Rhinos finishing top of the ladder and newly promoted sides battling hard across every weekend. Along the way, several players produced outstanding individual numbers to lead the competition’s key attack, playmaking, work rate, and carrying metrics.

Here is the complete breakdown of the final Super League stat leaders for the 2026 season.

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2026 Super League stats leaders

Tries

1st: Maika Sivo (Leeds Rhinos) – 29 tries
2nd: Brodie Croft (Leeds Rhinos) – 28 tries
3rd: Zach Eckersley (Wigan Warriors) – 27 tries

Leeds Rhinos flyer Maika Sivo claimed the top spot in the try-scoring charts with an extraordinary 29 tries. Teammate Brodie Croft finished just behind in second place with 28, while Wigan Warriors youngster Zach Eckersley rounded out the top three on 27.

Assists

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1st: Jake Connor (Leeds Rhinos) – 43 try assists
2nd: Jackson Hastings (St Helens) – 29 try assists
3rd: Jake Trueman (Wakefield Trinity) – 27 try assists

Jake Connor dominated the playmaking duties for the table-topping Rhinos, finishing comfortably atop the assist charts with 43 try assists. St Helens halfback Jackson Hastings grabbed second spot with 29, closely followed by Wakefield’s Jake Trueman on 27.

Tackles

1st: Joe Mellor (Bradford Bulls) – 1,075 tackles (46.74 per game)
2nd: Andy Ackers (Bradford Bulls) – 987 tackles (39.48 per game)
3rd: Tyson Smoothy (Wakefield Trinity) – 982 tackles (37.77 per game)

Bradford Bulls captain Joe Mellor completed a staggering defensive campaign, finishing as the only player to pass 1,000 tackles with 1,075. Teammate Andy Ackers secured second spot with 987 hits, narrowly ahead of Wakefield hooker Tyson Smoothy on 982.

Metres Made

1st: Charlie Staines (Catalans Dragons) – 4,490 metres (179.60 avg)
2nd: Tom Davies (Hull KR) – 4,161 metres (166.44 avg)
3rd: Innes Senior (Leigh Leopards) – 3,804 metres (140.89 avg)

Catalans Dragons fullback Charlie Staines proved to be the ultimate yardage back in Super League, racking up 4,490 metres to top the list. Hull KR winger Tom Davies took second with 4,161 metres, with Leigh Leopards ever-present Innes Senior finishing third on 3,804.

Carries

1st: Tom Davies (Hull KR) – 536 carries
2nd: Charlie Staines (Catalan Dragons) – 517 carries
3rd: Lachlan Miller (Leeds Rhinos) – 499 carries

Hull KR winger Tom Davies topped the total carry work across the season, taking the ball forward an immense 536 times. Catalans speedster Charlie Staines (517) and Leeds full-back Lachlan Miller (499) occupied the next two spots.

Offloads

1st: Taane Milne (Huddersfield Giants) – 61 offloads
2nd: Nick Cotric (Leeds Rhinos) – 46 offloads
3rd: Tristan Sailor (St Helens) – 42 offloads

Huddersfield Giants star Taane Milne comfortably led the competition for second-phase play, generating 61 offloads to keep opposition defenses on the back foot. He finished ahead of Leeds Rhinos recruit Nick Cotric (46) and St Helens back Tristan Sailor (42).