How many points every club’s IMG score has changed by after 2025 gradings reveal

Ben Olawumi
'The risers and fallers in IMG scoring', IMG logo as background, badges of Leeds Rhinos, Leigh Leopards, Wakefield Trinity and London Broncos

Leeds Rhinos, Leigh Leopards, Wakefield Trinity and London Broncos are all among the biggest risers and fallers in the IMG scoring

The day and the announcement we’ve all been waiting for has come and been made. Clubs now know their IMG scores, and officially know which division they’ll be plying their trade in come 2025.

As expected, there are plenty of clubs happy with their latest grading and plenty who have been left to reflect on where they need to improve to get to where they want to be.

IMG awarded ‘provisional’ gradings and scores this time last year, and though they didn’t count for real, they gave clubs a good idea of where to target a rise in their scoring.

Here, we’ve used the scores from 2023 to work out – and rank – which clubs have seen their score increase, and decrease, the most over the last 12 months.

There should be 35 clubs in the ranking, but due to Batley Bulldogs and Whitehaven not completing their data in time, they haven’t received a fresh IMG score just yet.

For reference, Batley scored 8.62 in 2023’s gradings while Haven scored 6.27.

The ranking – which can be seen in full below – accordingly consists of 33 clubs…

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33. Newcastle Thunder: -4.1

Jack Potter
Jack Potter kicks a conversion for Newcastle Thunder in 2024

2024: 5.20

2023: 9.30

32. Widnes Vikings: -1.57

2024: 8.60

2023: 10.17

31. Catalans Dragons: -1.21

2024: 15.52

2023: 16.73

30. Midlands Hurricanes: -0.66

2024: 5.66

2023: 5.92

29. Leeds Rhinos: -0.65

Cameron Smith
Leeds captain Cameron Smith in action for the Rhinos in 2024

2024: 16.84

2023: 17.49

28. Doncaster: -0.59

2024: 7.52

2023: 8.11

27. Rochdale Hornets: -0.56

2024: 6.47

2023: 7.03

26. Hull FC: -0.54

2024: 14.51

2023: 15.05

25. Cornwall: -0.46

2024: 5.29

2023: 5.75

24. Oldham: -0.39

2024: 7.00

2023: 7.39

23. North Wales Crusaders: -0.35

2024: 4.72

2023: 5.07

22. Halifax Panthers: -0.27

2024: 8.79

2023: 9.06

21. Swinton Lions: -0.06

Jordy Gibson
Jordy Gibson in action Swinton Lions in 2024

2024: 7.15

2023: 7.21

20. Dewsbury Rams: +0.03

2024: 7.13

2023: 7.10

19. Hunslet: +0.04

2024: 6.98

2023: 6.94

18. Wigan Warriors: +0.04

2024: 16.91

2023: 16.87

17. Featherstone Rovers: +0.10

Connor Jones
Connor Jones (playing the ball) in action for Featherstone Rovers in 2024

2024: 10.75

2023: 10.65

16. Bradford Bulls: +0.13

2024: 12.15

2023: 12.02

15. Salford Red Devils: +0.17

2024: 13.97

2023: 13.80

14. St Helens: +0.24

2024: 17.02

2023: 16.78

13. Sheffield Eagles: +0.41

Ben Jones-Bishop
Ben Jones-Bishop in action for Sheffield Eagles in 2024

2024: 8.77

2023: 8.36

12. Hull KR: +0.45

2024: 15.97

2023: 15.52

11. Warrington Wolves: +0.52

2024: 16.27

2023: 15.75

10. Toulouse Olympique: +0.61

2024: 13.58

2023: 12.97

9. Workington Town: +0.72

Ciaran Walker
Ciaran Walker kicking a conversion for Workington Town in 2024

2024: 7.26

2023: 6.54

8. Huddersfield Giants: +0.99

2024: 14.48

2023: 13.49

7. Barrow Raiders: +2.04

2024: 11.22

2023: 9.18

6. Castleford Tigers: +2.11

2024: 15.02

2023: 12.91

5. York: +2.37

Tom Lineham
Tom Lineham in action for York in 2024

2024: 12.42

2023: 10.05

4. Keighley Cougars: +2.44

2024: 9.02

2023: 6.58

3. Wakefield Trinity: +2.57

2024: 15.09

2023: 12.52

2. Leigh Leopards: +2.68

2024: 15.13

2023: 12.45

1. London Broncos: +4.58

London Broncos
London Broncos celebrate a try in 2024

2024: 12.65

2023: 8.07

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