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Sivo and Connor finishes as Super League's leaders

Leeds Rhinos stars Maika Sivo and Jake Connor have been named the Betfred Super League's leading try and points scorers respectively following the completion of the regular season and 27 rounds of action. 

Sivo scored 29 tries in his first season playing in the competition after he returned from a year out with an ACL injury. He is the first Leeds player to top the try scoring charts since Ash Handley in the truncated 2020 season. He just pipped his team mate Brodie Croft to top spot and earlier this season set a new club record for tries in 10 successive games. 

Jake Connor added another four points to his season tally in the loss to Hull FC whilst Wigan's Adam Keighran scored 18 points in the Warriors win over Catalans Dragons but he could not overhaul Connor who finishes the regular season with 282 points. 

BETFRED SUPER LEAGUE - LEADING SCORERS

(League games only)

Tries
1 Maika Sivo (Leeds Rhinos) 29
2 Brodie Croft (Leeds Rhinos) 28
3 Zach Eckersley (Wigan Warriors) 27

Points
1 Jake Connor (Leeds Rhinos) 282
2 Adam Keighran (Wigan Warriors) 278
3 Adam Cook (Leigh Leopards) 203

PREVIOUS WINNERS:

Year

Winner

Team

Tries Scored

2025

Lewis Martin 

Hull FC 

25

2024

Liam Marshall

Wigan Warriors 

27

2023

Tom Johnstone & Abbas Miski

Dragons & Warriors

27

2022

Bevan French 

Wigan Warriors 

31

2021

Ken Sio

Salford Red Devils 

19

2020

Ash Handley

Leeds Rhinos

14

2019 

Tommy Makinson

St Helens

23

2018

Ben Barba

St Helens

28

2017

Greg Eden

Castleford Tigers

38

2016

Denny Solomona

Castleford Tigers

40

2015

Jermaine McGillvary

Huddersfield Giants

27

2014

Joel Monaghan

Warrington Wolves

28

2013

Josh Charnley

Wigan Warriors

33

2012

Josh Charnley

Wigan Warriors

31

2011

Ryan Hall & Sam Tomkins

Rhinos & Warriors

28

2010

Pat Richards

Wigan Warriors

29

2009

Ryan Hall 

Leeds Rhinos 

29

2008

Ade Gardner

St Helens

26

2007

Henry Fa'afili

Warrington Wolves

21

2006

Justin Murphy

Catalans Dragons

25

2005

Mark Calderwood

Leeds Rhinos

27

2004

Lesley Vainikolo

Bradford Bulls

36

2003

Dennis Moran

London Broncos

24

2002

Dennis Moran

London Broncos

22

2001

Kris Radlinski

Wigan Warriors

27

2000

Sean Long & Tommy Martyn

St Helens

22

1999

Toa Kohe-Love

Warrington Wolves 

25

1998

Anthony Sullivan 

St Helens

20

1997

Nigel Vagana

Warrington Wolves

17

1996

Paul Newlove

St Helens

28

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