Top try, goal & points scorers in Super League, Championship & League 1 as Wigan Warriors flier extends lead at top of chart

Having grabbed another brace in Wigan’s win against Hull KR in Round 25, Warriors winger Liam Marshall has extended his lead at the top of the 2024 Super League try-scoring chart, currently sat on 24.

KR playmaker Mikey Lewis grabbed a try of his own in that defeat to move on to 17 for the year in Super League, and he now shares second spot on the leaderboard with Warrington Wolves duo Matty Ashton and Matt Dufty.

Elsewhere, Salford half-back Marc Sneyd still sits top of the goal-scoring chart having kicked 92 in Super League so far this season, with that tally including four drop goals, kicking another one-pointer in the Red Devils’ win against Catalans Dragons in Round 25.

Leeds ace Rhyse Martin – who is second for goals scored with 85 – now tops the ‘overall points scored’ chart with 206 to his name, becoming the first man past the 200-mark in Super League in 2024 during the Rhinos’ Round 25 win against Hull FC.

Martin has scored 12 points more overall than KR star Lewis (194) and 14 more than Salford’s main man Sneyd (192).

In the Championship, Wakefield Trinity winger Derrell Olpherts is the outright leader at the top of the try-scoring leaderboard with 21 to his name despite not scoring during their win against Whitehaven at Belle Vue in Round 23.

Team-mate Lachlan Walmsley is still second on the try-scoring leaderboard with 19 scored in the second tier so far this season, with Toulouse Olympique’s Paul Ulberg now third having crossed the whitewash 17 times in the Championship this year.

Trinity’s Max Jowitt also still sits top of the goal-scoring chart with 121, and remains the only player in the Championship with three figures against his name in that column this year.

He’s 26 in front of second-placed Jordan Lilley (95), who kicked five goals for Bradford Bulls in their win at Sheffield Eagles over the weekend just gone.

And it’s Jowitt that tops the ‘overall points scored’ tally in the second tier too, with 302 to his name. In their win against Whitehaven, the full-back became the first man to reach the 300-mark in the Championship this year.

Again, Lilley – with 198 – is his nearest rival, while Sheffield Eagles’ Cory Aston sits 3rd having scored 176 points in the league so far this term.

Meanwhile, the League 1 season came to an end back on September 1.

Oldham winger Cian Tyrer comfortably ended the campaign top of the third tier’s try-scoring charts with 30 to his name.

Keighley Cougars ace Billy Walkley ended as runner-up having scored 20 tries this season in League 1. Rochdale Hornets’ Luke Forber took third spot with 19 tries to his name.

Keighley half-back Jack Miller ended the season top of both the goal-scoring & overall points-scoring charts. He kicked 92 goals, including two drop goals, scoring an overall 190 points in League 1 this term.

Hunslet’s Matty Beharrell took second spot in both leaderboards, ending the regular campaign on 75 goals and 156 points.

Rochdale’s Martyn Ridyard ended the year third in the ranking for goals alone with 63, while Oldham flier Tyrer took third spot for ‘overall points scored’ with 144.

Please note that now the regular League 1 season has ended, we will not be updating the stats with any points scored during the play-offs.

This will be the same when the regular Super League and Championship campaigns come to an end.

Super League

Tries

• 1. Liam Marshall (Wigan Warriors) – 24
• 2. Mikey Lewis (Hull KR) – 17
• = Matty Ashton (Warrington Wolves) – 17
• = Matt Dufty (Warrington Wolves) – 17
• 5. Josh Charnley (Leigh Leopards) – 16

Goals (including drops)

• 1. Marc Sneyd (Salford Red Devils) – 92
• 2. Rhyse Martin (Leeds Rhinos) – 85
• 3. Arthur Mourgue (Catalans Dragons) – 67
• 4. Mikey Lewis (Hull KR) – 63
• 5. Adam Keighran (Wigan Warriors) – 55
• = Mark Percival (St Helens) – 55

Points

• 1. Rhyse Martin (Leeds Rhinos) – 206
• 2. Mikey Lewis (Hull KR) – 194
• 3. Marc Sneyd (Salford Red Devils) – 192
• 4. Arthur Mourgue (Catalans Dragons) – 157
• 5. Adam Keighran (Wigan Warriors) – 138
• = Josh Thewlis (Warrington Wolves) – 138

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Championship

Tries

• 1. Derrell Olpherts (Wakefield Trinity) – 21
• 2. Lachlan Walmsley (Wakefield Trinity) – 19
• 3. Paul Ulberg (Toulouse Olympique) – 17
• 4. Joe Brown (York) – 16
• 5. Joe Burton (Batley Bulldogs) – 15
• = Connor Wynne (Featherstone Rovers) – 15
• = Matty Dawson-Jones (Sheffield Eagles) – 15
• = Max Jowitt (Wakefield Trinity) – 15

Goals (including drops)

• 1. Max Jowitt (Wakefield Trinity) – 121
• 2. Jordan Lilley (Bradford Bulls) – 95
• 3. Cory Aston (Sheffield Eagles) – 80
• 4. Tom Gilmore (Widnes Vikings) – 78
• 5. Jake Shorrocks (Toulouse Olympique) – 71

Points

• 1. Max Jowitt (Wakefield Trinity) – 302
• 2. Jordan Lilley (Bradford Bulls) – 198
• 3. Cory Aston (Sheffield Eagles) – 176
• 4. Tom Gilmore (Widnes Vikings) – 167
• 5. Louis Jouffret (Halifax Panthers) – 152
• = Jake Shorrocks (Toulouse Olympique) – 152

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League 1 – Regular Season Complete

Tries

• 1. Cian Tyrer (Oldham/Workington Town) – 30
• 2. Billy Walkley (Keighley Cougars) – 20
• 3. Luke Forber (Rochdale Hornets) – 19
• 3. Jude Ferreira (Hunslet) – 18
• 5. Ellis Robson (Keighley Cougars) – 17

Goals (including drops)

• 1. Jack Miller (Keighley Cougars) – 92
• 2. Matty Beharrell (Hunslet) – 75
• 3. Martyn Ridyard (Rochdale Hornets) – 63
• 4. Carl Forber (Workington Town) – 48
• 5. Jamie Ellis (Oldham) – 45

Points

• 1. Jack Miller (Keighley Cougars) – 190
• 2. Matty Beharrell (Hunslet) – 156
• 3. Cian Tyrer (Oldham/Workington Town) – 144
• 4. Cameron Brown (Cornwall) – 134
• 5. Martyn Ridyard (Rochdale Hornets) – 127

Thanks to RFL statistician Danny Spencer and Rugby League Record Keepers Club

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