Every Super League ever-present left in 2025 as Leeds Rhinos star among trio to drop off list

With 26 rounds of the Super League season done and dusted, and just one now remaining, there are still a healthy number of players who are on track to feature in every single game in 2025.

Here’s how every Super League club is faring in terms of 100%-ers, with 13 ever-presents left across the competition in total…

Please note: Only Super League games are taken into account. If a player has missed a Challenge Cup game but featured in all of his side’s Super League fixtures this year, he will still be on the list.

Castleford Tigers – 2

As we near the end of a turbulent season on and off the field for them, Castleford have two players that are yet to miss any of their league games. Off-season recruit Daejarn Asi is one of those, with forward George Lawler the other.

Catalans Dragons – 0

Catalans no longer have any ever-presents in 2025.

Homegrown hooker Alrix Da Costa was their last, but he missed the Dragons’ win at Leeds in Round 26, so dropped off the list.

Huddersfield Giants – 1

Perhaps underlining the Giants’ injury issues this year is the fact they’ve had just one man who has played in every game: utility Ashton Golding.

Hull FC – 1

Just one ever-present remains for Hull, too, and he has been a standout player. Young winger Lewis Martin has been in fine form throughout 2025, and is the man in question.

Hull KR – 0

Super League’s leaders KR saw their last ever-present player drop off the list in Round 20 when Jai Whitbread missed their win at Salford.

Leeds Rhinos – 3

Leeds still have the most ever-presents of anyone in the competition with three as Harry Newman, Sam Lisone and James McDonnell are all yet to miss a Super League game this term.

Playmaker Jake Connor was also on the list, but dropped off after missing their Round 26 defeat at home to Catalans through injury.

Leigh Leopards – 2

Leigh’s two ever-presents have both been pivotal to the success they have enjoyed so far in 2025. Half-back Lachlan Lam and loose forward Isaac Liu are both in boss Adrian Lam’s leadership group and have featured in every Super League game this term.

Salford Red Devils – 0

Unsurprisingly given their ongoing financial crisis, not a single member of Paul Rowley’s Salford squad has featured in every round.

St Helens – 2

There are currently two Saints who still have a perfect appearance record in Super League this season in the shape of veteran prop Alex Walmsley and versatile back Tristan Sailor.

Walmsley will drop off this list after Round 27 though as a failed HIA will see him have to sit out of the Red V’s home game against Castleford.

Wakefield Trinity – 1

Wakefield have had to reshuffle their spine on numerous occasions throughout their first season back in Super League, but their one constant has been ever-present Mason Lino.

Notably, Lino has only played one game fewer than everyone on this list as Trinity’s Round 22 clash against Salford was cancelled over player welfare issues by the Red Devils, and Daryl Powell’s side were awarded a 48-0 walkover win.

Warrington Wolves – 0

Warrington no longer have any ever-presents in their squad this term.

Experienced forward Ben Currie was the last one, but he dropped off having missed their Round 24 defeat to Salford after seeing his season cut short through injury.

Wigan Warriors – 1

Matt Peet has called upon one Wigan player in every single Super League game so far in 2025: forward Kaide Ellis.

Half-back Harry Smith also had a 100% record until he was rested for the Warriors’ Round 26 win at home against Castleford, and he dropped off the list as a result.