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Mid-Season Stats Breakdown

17 Jun 2025

It’s the halfway mark of the 2025 Betfred Super League season, so let’s take a moment to familiarise ourselves with the current stats situation...

League Table:

The Robins lead the way as we go past the halfway point ?#SuperLeague pic.twitter.com/IQ8tSw4hqO
— Betfred Super League (@SuperLeague) June 15, 2025

Points:

There have been 3442 points scored in Super League so far this year...

The top five points scorers are:

1. Max Jowitt (Trinity) – 120

2. Arthur Mourgue (Dragons) – 118

3. Adam Keighran (Warriors) – 110

4. Mikey Lewis (Robins) – 74

5. Jake Connor (Rhinos) – 73

Tries:

Wigan speedster Jai Field currently tops the try scoring charts with 16 tries. Here are the top ten try scorers as we pass the halfway point:

Fantastic Field ?#SuperLeague pic.twitter.com/p6d6jDAWFT
— Betfred Super League (@SuperLeague) June 16, 2025

Try Assists:

Leigh's Lachlan Lam became the first player to reach 20 try assists – and he’s been averaging one per game in the opening half of the season.

Who else has the most try assists in 2025?

Happy to assist ?

Lachlan Lam leads the way as we pass the halfway point ?#SuperLeague pic.twitter.com/OetJwZUouT
— Betfred Super League (@SuperLeague) June 17, 2025

Goals:

Who has kicked the most goals so far?

1. Adam Keighran (Warriors) – 49

2. Arthur Mourgue (Dragons and Robins) – 49

3. Max Jowitt (Trinity) – 42

4. Aidan Sezer (Hull FC) – 29

5. Jake Connor (Rhinos) – 28

Metres:

Last year, Warrington's Matty Dufty surpassed 5487 metres across the full season.

In 2025, Liam Marshall has already racked up 2817 throughout the first half of the season, and if he carries on performing the way he has been doing, then he could very well beat the 2024 top metre maker.

1. Liam Marshall (Warriors) - 2817

2. Matt Dufty (Wolves) – 2426

3. Alex Walmsley (Saints) – 2373

4. Tom Johnstone (Trinity) – 2276

5. Lachlan Miller (Rhinos) – 2207

The most metres in any match in 2025 comes from Leeds' Lachlan Miller with 221.

Clean breaks:

1. Mikey Lewis (Robins) – 20

2. Jai Field (Warriors) – 19

3. Riley Lumb (Rhinos) – 14

4. Innes Senior (Tigers) – 13

5. Joe Burgess (Robins) - 13

Tackle busts:

1. Junior Nsemba (Warriors) – 86

2. Tesi Niu (Leopards) – 77

3. Jack Welsby (Saints) – 75

4. Lachlan Miller (Rhinos) – 75

5. Herman Ese-ese (Hull FC) – 73

Offloads:

1. Tevita Pangai Junior (Dragons) – 29

2. Taane Milne (Giants) – 27

3. Herman Ese’ese (Hull FC) – 26

4. Paul Vaughan (Wolves) – 24

5. Harry Newman (Rhinos) – 23

Kicks:

Warriors general Harry Smith tops the kicking charts with a total of 191 kicks and 6534 kicking metres.

1. Harry Smith (Warriors) – 191

2. Aidan Sezer (Hull FC) – 178

3. Mason Lino (Trinity) – 169

4. Mikey Lewis (Robins) – 149

5. Marc Sneyd (Red Devils & Wolves) – 147

Tackles:

1. Oliver Partington (Dragons) – 598

2. Jarrod O’Connor (Rhinos) – 536

3. Elliot Minchella (Robins) – 519

4. Mike McMeeken (Trinity) – 515

5. Kaide Ellis (Warriors) - 492

Errors:

1. Tom Johnstone (Trinity) – 25

2. Riley Lumb (Rhinos) – 20

3. Jordan Rapana (Hull FC) – 18

4. Tom Davies (Robins) – 18

5. Mark Percival (Saints) – 18

Minutes played:

There have been some mammoth minutes made by these ever present players in the first fourteen rounds...

1. Lachlan Lam (Leopards) – 1133

2. Lewis Martin (Hull FC) - 1130

3. Zac Cini (Tigers) – 1124

4. Harry Smith (Warriors) – 1123

5. Liam Marshall (Warriors) - 1123

Man of Steel:

Jake Connor leads the way in the current Man of Steel rankings! He tops the charts with 21 points and has Herman Ese'ese and Jai Field right behind him...

Meanwhile, the current Steve Prescott MBE Man of Steel, Mikey Lewis, sits in eighth place on the leaderboard. Can he catch up before it's too late?