Super League’s top try-scorers in 2025: FOUR Hull KR stars in top 10 but one clear leader

Tries win games, and there are certain players in Super League who pop up with a four-pointer on a very regular basis.

With just three rounds and 18 games remaining of the ‘regular’ campaign, here’s a look at how the list of Super League‘s top ten try-scorers in 2025 currently stands…

N.B. Only tries in league games count – Those scored in other competitions, including the Challenge Cup, are discounted.

10. = Keanan Brand (Leigh), Jack Broadbent (Hull KR), Max Jowitt (Wakefield), Zach Eckersley, Liam Marshall (both Wigan) – 12

Because of the way we’ve laid this ranking out, you’ll note there’s more than ten players listed and five of them are here.

Including Wigan duo Eckersley and Marshall, all five have scored 12 tries apiece in Super League so far this season.

8. Jake Wardle (Wigan Warriors) – 13

Wardle has missed just one Super League game all season so far, so his haul of 13 tries has come across 23 appearances. Another sterling season from one of the competition’s best centres.

7. Tristan Sailor (St Helens) – 15

Saints’ star off-season recruit took a while to bed in, but Sailor has been excellent for the majority of the campaign and has been utilised across numerous roles. Yet to miss a game in 2025, a tally of 15 is not a bad one.

6. Tom Davies (Hull KR) – 16

For all of the great work Super League leaders KR do in defence, they’d be nowhere near where they are now without the attacking prowess they have in their ranks. Off-season recruit Davies has grabbed 16 tries in 22 league appearances this term, and is far from their top scorer!

5. Kyle Feldt (St Helens) – 17

Another off-season recruit here in Feldt, who would have had a far higher haul than this had Saints not been without him for such a long time while he was injured. 17 tries in just 14 Super League appearances, a great return.

4. Joe Burgess (Hull KR) – 18

KR’s other first-choice winger Burgess has scored two more tries than colleague Davies in Super League so far this season. His 18 have come in just 19 appearances, and what a combination those two have proven on the flanks!

3. Mikey Lewis (Hull KR) – 19

To nobody’s surprise, reigning Man of Steel Lewis has been at the heart of the success the Robins have enjoyed so far this season, lifting the Challenge Cup and now on their way to the League Leaders’ Shield. In Super League alone, the half-back’s 19 tries have come in 21 appearances.

2. Jai Field (Wigan Warriors) – 21

Field‘s best Super League season in terms of tries prior to this one saw him score 20 back in 2022. This year, having missed just two league games all season, he’s already surpassed that and had led the way in the competition for a long time, but not any more…

1. Lewis Martin (Hull FC) – 22

That’s because of the exceptional work carried out by Hull youngster Martin, who has ran riot throughout the campaign. Not many defences have been able to stop him, and the winger scoring a whopping nine tries in four games between rounds 20 and 23 to take his tally for the year up to 22.