Top try, goal & points scorers in Super League, Championship & League 1 as Wakefield Trinity star ends ‘regular’ season top of charts

Wigan Warriors winger Liam Marshall ended the ‘regular’ campaign top of the 2024 Super League try-scoring chart with 27 to his name.

Warrington Wolves winger Matty Ashton grabbed a hat-trick in their final ‘regular’ season game against London Broncos, and ended up 2nd in the try-scoring leaderboard with 23.

Hull KR half-back Mikey Lewis meanwhile took 3rd spot with 19 Super League tries in 2024.

Elsewhere, Salford playmaker Marc Sneyd ended the ‘regular’ season top of the goal-scoring chart having kicked 101 in Super League this term, with that tally including four drop goals.

Sneyd also ended in top spot where ‘overall points scored’ are concerned, with 216 to his name in the top flight in 2024.

Leeds ace Rhyse Martin ended second for both goals scored and ‘overall points scored’, kicking 87 goals and 214 points overall in the league in his final year with the Rhinos.

The ‘regular’ Championship season ended on September 29, with Wakefield Trinity winger Derrell Olpherts finishing the top of the try-scoring leaderboard with 13 to his name.

Team-mate Max Jowitt scored four tries in their final game of the campaign against Doncaster to take his league tally up to 22, claiming second spot, with Trinity flier Lachlan Walmsley and Toulouse Olympique’s Paul Ulberg sharing third with 20 apiece.

Jowitt also finished the year top of the goal-scoring chart with 140. Second-placed Jordan Lilley, with 104, was the only other player in the Championship to end up with three figures against his name in that column this year.

Bradford Bulls playmaker Lilley is also second to Jowitt in terms of ‘overall points scored’, too. The Trinity full-back scored a whopping 368 Championship points in 2024, while Lilley got 216.

No one else in the second tier surpassed the 200-mark in 2024, with Sheffield Eagles’ Cory Aston ending the season third having scored 192 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’ seasons have ended across all three divisions, we will not be updating this stats page with any points scored during the play-offs.

Super League – Regular season complete

Tries

• 1. Liam Marshall (Wigan Warriors) – 27
• 2. Matty Ashton (Warrington Wolves) – 23
• 3. Mikey Lewis (Hull KR) – 19
• 4. Josh Charnley (Leigh Leopards) – 17
• = Matt Dufty (Warrington Wolves) – 17

Goals (including drops)

• 1. Marc Sneyd (Salford Red Devils) – 101
• 2. Rhyse Martin (Leeds Rhinos) – 87
• 3. Arthur Mourgue (Catalans Dragons) – 73
• 4. Mikey Lewis (Hull KR) – 70
• = Adam Keighran (Wigan Warriors) – 70

Points

• 1. Mikey Lewis (Hull KR) – 216
• 2. Rhyse Martin (Leeds Rhinos) – 214
• 3. Marc Sneyd (Salford Red Devils) – 210
• 4. Josh Thewlis (Warrington Wolves) – 178
• 5. Arthur Mourgue (Catalans Dragons) – 173

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Championship – Regular season complete

Tries

• 1. Derrell Olpherts (Wakefield Trinity) – 23
• 2. Max Jowitt (Wakefield Trinity) – 22
• 3. Paul Ulberg (Toulouse Olympique) – 20
• = Lachlan Walmsley (Wakefield Trinity) – 20
• 5. Connor Wynne (Featherstone Rovers) – 19

Goals (including drops)

• 1. Max Jowitt (Wakefield Trinity) – 140
• 2. Jordan Lilley (Bradford Bulls) – 104
• 3. Cory Aston (Sheffield Eagles) – 88
• 4. Tom Gilmore (Widnes Vikings) – 86
• 5. Jake Shorrocks (Toulouse Olympique) – 83

Points

• 1. Max Jowitt (Wakefield Trinity) – 368
• 2. Jordan Lilley (Bradford Bulls) – 216
• 3. Cory Aston (Sheffield Eagles) – 192
• 4. Tom Gilmore (Widnes Vikings) – 187
• 5. Jake Shorrocks (Toulouse Olympique) – 174

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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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