Most Games
88 Wayne Ulugia (North Queensland)
82 Jayden Berrell (Brisbane)
78 Zach Dockar-Clay (Parramatta)
77 Will Pearsall (Manly)
75 Mosese Pangai (Wests Tigers, North Queensland)
74 Jai Arrow (Brisbane)
73 Lachlan Burr (Canterbury)
71 Thomas Hancock (St George Illawarra)
70 Dale Finucane (Canterbury)
69 Alex Elisala (North Queensland)
69 Chris Faust (North Queensland)
Most Career Points
570 Kyle Feldt (North Queensland Cowboys)
501 Mason Lino (Warriors)
470 Jake Mullaney (Wests Tigers)
450 Chris Medcalf (Canberra)
447 Jackson Hastings (St George Illawarra, Sydney Roosters)
446 Manaia Rudolph (Wests Tigers)
425 Matt McGahan (Melbourne)
424 Jordan Rankin (Gold Coast)
415 Beau Henry (St George Illawarra)
408 Jesse Arthars (Melbourne)
408 Shaun Johnson (Warriors)
Most Career Tries
55 Matthew Dufty (St George Illawarra)
54 Drury Low (Canberra)
53 Gideon Gela-Mosby (North Queensland)
50 Wayne Ulugia (North Queensland)
49 Zac Santo (North Queensland)
47 Omar Slaimankhel (Warriors)
46 Jack Goodsell (Sydney Roosters)
44 Brendan Elliot (Sydney Roosters)
44 Michael Parker-Walshe (North Queensland)
44 Jonathon Reuben (Canberra)
Most Career Goals
217 Mason Lino (Warriors)
211 Kyle Feldt (North Queensland)
195 Jackson Hastings (St George Illawarra, Sydney Roosters)
185 Chris Medcalf (Canberra)
181 Manaia Rudolph (Wests Tigers)
172 Matt McGahan (Melbourne)
161 Jordan Rankin (Gold Coast)
160 Jesse Arthars (Melbourne)
159 Adam Reynolds (South Sydney)
155 Aidan Sezer (Canterbury)
Most Career Field Goals
6 Daly Cherry-Evans (Manly)
6 Shaun Johnson (Warriors)
4 Guy Hamilton (Canterbury)
4 Isaac John (Warriors)
4 Matthew Mundine (St George Illawarra, South Sydney)
4 Brad Murray (Sydney Roosters)
4 Chad Townsend (Cronulla)
Best Career Goalkicking %
Minimum 50 goals attempted
83.93 Chris Sandow (South Sydney – 47/56)
81.77 Kyle Flanagan (Cronula – 148/181)
80.87 Gerome Burns (Brisbane – 93/115)
80.72 Jordie Hedges (South Sydney – 67/83)
80.00 Apisai Koroisau (South Sydney – 84/105)
79.66 Brock Lamb (Newcastle – 94/118)
79.12 Jayden Nikorima (Brisbane, Sydney Roosters – 72/91)
78.95 Dave Farkas (Penrith – 45/57)
78.85 Stirling Siejka (Penrith, Gold Coast – 82/104)
78.06 Chris Medcalf (Canberra – 185/237)
Most Points in a Season
360 Kyle Flanagan (Cronulla) in 26 games, 2017 (20 tries, 140 goals)
322 Jake Mullaney (Wests Tigers) in 28 games, 2009 (29 tries, 103 goals)
312 Dylan Collier (Warriors) in 25 games, 2011 (19 tries, 118 goals)
307 Patrick Templeman (Canterbury) in 25 games, 2013 (17 tries, 118 goals, 3 field goals)
294 Gareth Widdop (Melbourne) in 25 games, 2009 (18 tries, 111 goals)
289 Aidan Sezer (Canterbury) in 27 games, 2010 (12 tries, 120 goals, 1 field goal)
272 Kyle Feldt (North Queensland) in 25 games, 2011 (16 tries, 104 goals)
264 Adam Reynolds (South Sydney) in 27 games, 2010 (12 tries, 108 goals)
258 Chris Medcalf (Canberra) in 26 games, 2010 (11 tries, 107 goals)
254 Ben Barba (Canterbury) in 20 games, 2008 (28 tries, 70 goals, 2 field goals)
Most Tries in a Season
39 Gideon Gela-Mosby (North Queensland) in 25 games, 2015
29 Jake Mullaney (Wests Tigers) in 28 games, 2009
28 Jack Goodsell (Sydney Roosters) in 25 games, 2014
28 Jonathon Reuben (Canberra) in 19 games, 2013
28 Ben Barba (Canterbury) in 20 games, 2008
27 Marcus Jensen (North Queensland) in 25 games, 2016
27 Halauafu Lavaka (Parramatta) in 26 games, 2014
27 Omar Slaimankhel (Warriors) in 25 games, 2011
27 Jharal Yow Yeh (Brisbane) in 26 games, 2008
26 Kurtis Rowe (Wests Tigers) in 26 games, 2013
26 Kane Morgan (South Sydney) in 23 games, 2009
Most Goals in a Season
140 Kyle Flanagan (Cronulla) in 26 games, 2017
120 Aidan Sezer (Canterbury) in 27 games, 2010
118 Patrick Templeman (Canterbury) in 25 games, 2013
118 Dylan Collier (Warriors) in 25 games, 2011
111 Gareth Widdop (Melbourne) in 25 games, 2009
108 Adam Reynolds (South Sydney) in 27 gams, 2010
107 Chris Medcalf (Canberra) in 26 games, 2010
104 Kyle Feldt (North Queensland) in 25 games,2011
103 Bryce Donovan (Newcastle) in 22 games, 2014
103 Jake Mullaney (Wests Tigers) in 28 games, 2009
Most Points in a Match
38 Zac Mackay (Penrith) – 4T, 11G v Gold Coast, Centrebet Stadium – Rd 25, 2012. Penrith won 78-0.
32 Kyle Flanagan (Cronulla) – 2T, 12G v Wests Tigers, Southern Cross Group Stadium – Rd 15, 2017. Cronulla won 84-6.
30 Kyle Flanagan (Cronulla) – 2T, 11G v Canberra, Southern Cross Group Stadium – Rd 2, 2017. Cronulla won 74-12.
30 Nathan Cleary (Penrith) – 2T, 11G v Canberra, Carrington Park – Rd 9, 2016. Penrith won 74-10.
30 Nathan Davis (Parramatta) – 3T, 9G v Wests Tigers, ANZ Stadium – Rd 7, 2014. Parramatta won 58-20.
30 Patrick Templeman (Canterbury) – 3T, 9G v Canberra, Canberra Stadium – Rd 23, 2013. Canterbury won 62-12.
30 Kurt French (South Sydney) – 3T, 9G v Brisbane, Redfern Oval – Rd 4, 2012. South Sydney won 54-30.
28 Jake Mullaney (Wests Tigers) – 4T, 6G v Cronulla, Toyota Park – Rd 23, 2009. Wests Tigers won 44-6.
28 Ben Hunt (Brisbane) – 3T, 8G v Gold Coast, Suncorp Stadium – Rd 10, 2009. Brisbane won 48-10.
Most Tries in a Match
5 Braidon Burns (Penrith) v Warriors, Pepper Stadium – Rd 10, 2016. Penrith won 74-10.
5 Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad (Melbourne) v Brisbane, Suncorp Stadium – Rd 26, 2015. Melbourne won 48-12.
5 Fuaimamao Uta (Newcastle) v Gold Coast, Hunter Stadium – Rd 19, 2015. Newcastle won 38-10.
5 John Sila (Canterbury) v Warriors, Westpac Stadium – Rd 9, 2013. Canterbury lost 26-50.
5 Gerard McCallum (Canterbury) v Gold Coast, Skilled Park – Rd 5, 2012. Canterbury won 60-20.
5 Dane Chisholm (Melbourne) v South Sydney, Etihad Stadium – Finals Week 1, 2009. Melbourne won 54-18.
5 Joe Vickery (St George Illawarra) v Newcastle, WIN Jubilee Oval – Rd 6, 2009. St George Illawarra won 44-6.
Most Goals in a Match
12 Kyle Flanagan (Cronulla) v Wests Tigers, Southern Cross Group Stadium – Rd 15, 2017. Cronulla won 84-6.
11 Kyle Flanagan (Cronulla) v Canberra, Southern Cross Group Stadium – Rd 2, 2017. Cronulla won 74-12.
11 Nathan Cleary (Penrith) v Warriors, Pepper Stadium – Rd 10, 2016. Penrith won 74-10.
11 Nathan Cleary (Penrith) v Canberra, Carrington Park – Rd 9, 2016. Penrith won 74-10.
11 Ashley Taylor (Brisbane) v Melbourne, AAMI Park – Rd 15, 2015. Brisbane won 74-6.
11 Zac Mackay (Penrith) v Gold Coast, Centrebet Stadium – Rd 25, 2012. Penrith won 78-0.
11 Jake Walsh (Cronulla) v Manly, Toyota Park – Rd 3, 2012. Cronulla won 78-10.
10 Nathan Cleary (Penrith) v Canberra, Pepper Stadium – Rd 20, 2015. Penrith won 64-8
10 Jackson Hastings (Sydney Roosters) v Cronulla, Allianz Stadium – Rd 5, 2015. Sydney won 68-6.
10 Bryce Donovan (Newcastle) v North Qld, Hunter Stadium – Rd 15, 2014. Newcastle won 64-16.
10 Nathan Davis (Parramatta) v North Queensland, 1300SMILES Stadium – Rd 8, 2014. Parramatta won 64-4.
10 Jacob Miller v Melbourne, Leichhardt Oval – Rd 15, 2011. Wests Tigers won 60-20.
10 Adam Reynolds (South Sydney) v Canberra, ANZ Stadium – Finals Week 1, 2010. South Sydney won 64-18.
10 Mitchell Porter (Manly) v Cronulla, Brookvale Oval – Rd 25, 2009. Manly won 64-10.
10 Mitchell Porter (Manly) v Canterbury, Brookvale Oval – Rd 17, 2009. Manly won 64-16.
10 Brad Murray (Sydney Roosters) v Melbourne, AAMI Park – Rd 14, 2010. Sydney won 60-12.
Youngest Debutants
William Hopoate (Manly 2008) – 16 years, 106 days
Jordan Rankin (Gold Coast 2008) – 16 years 167 days
Mosese Pangai (Wests Tigers 2008) – 16 years 167 days
Harry Siejka (Penrith 2008) – 16 years, 174 days
Stewart Mills (Cronulla 2008) – 16 years, 197 days
Alex McKinnon (St George Illawarra 2008) – 16 years, 207 days
Lachlan Burr (Canterbury 2009) – 16 years, 218 days
Wayne Ulugia (North Queensland 2009) – 16 years, 250 days
Jacob Miller (Sydney Roosters 2009) – 16 years, 288 days
Boyd Cordner (Sydney Roosters 2009) – 16 years, 298 days
Asipeli Fine (Sydney Roosters 2009) – 16 years, 302 days
Cameron King (St George Illawarra 2008) – 16 years, 308 days
Jason Taumalolo (North Queensland 2010) – 16 years, 313 days
Matt McIlwrick (Canberra 2008) – 16 years, 350 days
Josh Ailaomai (Newcastle 2008 ) – 16 years, 356 days
Tyler Randell (Newcastle 2009) -16 years, 356 days
Most Clubs Played For
3 Lachlan Gowland (St George Illawarra 2008, Parramatta 2009, Canterbury 2009)
3 PJ Los’e (Manly 2013, South Sydney 2014-15, St George Illawarra 2015)
3 Matthew Lodge (Penrith 2012, Melbourne 2013-14, Wests Tigers 2014-15)
3 Chad McGill (Parramatta 2012-13, Cronulla 2013-14, Canterbury 2014)
3 Cory McGrady (Gold Coast 2011, Sydney 2011-12, Melbourne 2013)
3 Harry Pondekas (Brisbane 2013, Newcastle 2014, Canterbury 2015)
Most Seasons Played
5 Harry Siejka (Penrith 2008-2012)
4 Josh Ailaomai (Newcastle 2008-2011), Jai Arrow (Brisbane 2012-2015), Jayden Berrell (Brisbane 2012-2015), Lachlan Burr (Canterbury 2009-2012), Nathan Clarke (Manly 2009-2010, Newcastle 2012-2013), Jack Cogger (Newcastle 2014-2017), Evander Cummins (St George Illawarra 2010-2013), Zach Dockar-Clay (Parramatta 2012-2015), Scott Doyle (Canberra 2011-2014), Elia Faatui (Manly 2014-2017), Asipeli Fine (Sydney Roosters 2009-2012, Wests Tigers 2012), Sam Gee (Gold Coast 2012-2013, Brisbane 2014-2015), Chris Grevsmuhl (North Queensland 2010-2013), Jackson Hastings (St George Illawarra 2013, Sydney Roosters 2014-2016), Josh Jerome (Melbourne 2008-2011), Cameron King (St George Illawarra 2008-2011), Matthew Lodge (Penrith 2012, Melbourne 2013-2014, Wests Tigers 2014-2015), Nathan Massey (Canterbury 2008-2010, Canberra 2011), Matt McIlwrick (Canberra 2008-2011), Alex McKinnon (St George Illawarra 2008-2011), Jacob Miller (Sydney Roosters 2009-2010, Wests Tigers 2011-2012), John Palavi (Warriors 2009-2012), Tevita Pangai Junior (Canberra 2013-2015, Brisbane 2016), Mosese Pangai (Wests Tigers 2008, North Queensland 2009-2011), Will Pearsall (Manly 2012-2015), Tyrone Phillips (South Sydney 2011-2013, Canterbury 2014), Jesse Ramien (Manly 2014-2016, Cronulla 2016-2017), Tyler Randell (Newcastle 2009-2012), Jordan Rankin (Gold Coast 2008-2011), James Roberts (South Sydney 2010-2012, Penrith 2013), Junior Roqica (Wests Tigers 2008-2011), Kalolo Saitaua (Brisbane 2013-2016), Curtis Sironen (Wests Tigers 2010-2013), Kyle Stanley (St George Illawarra 2008-2011), Jack Stockwell (St George Illawarra 2009-2012), Theodore Stuart (Melbourne 2008-2010, Penrith 2011), Tepai Tepu-Smith (Parramatta 2012-2015), Jarrod Thompson (St George Illawarra 2008-2011), Wayne Ulugia (North Queensland 2009-2012), Japeth Vaoa (Gold Coast 2009-2012), Aaron Woods (Wests Tigers 2008-2011)
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