2026 NRL Fullback Kicks Caught leaders

Kicks a player catches, whether from their own side or the opposition. Under the high ball is where fullbacks earn their money, and this leaderboard shows who takes the most pressure off their team by cleaning up the kicking game. This page ranks Fullback players for the 2026 season. Current leaders include Keano Kini, William Kennedy, Connor Tracey.

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Showing players 1 to 22 of 22 with at least 1 game listed as Fullback.

RankPlayerTeamKicks Caught
1Keano KiniTitans188
2William KennedySharks157
3Connor TraceyBulldogs151
4Sualauvi Fa'alogoStorm149
5Scott DrinkwaterCowboys137
6Jahream BulaWests Tigers126
7Dylan EdwardsPanthers125
8Taine TuaupikiWarriors99
9Clint GuthersonDragons98
10Hamiso Tabuai-FidowDolphins95
11Isaiah IongiEels83
12Kalyn PongaKnights83
13Kaeo WeekesRaiders81
14Tom TrbojevicSea Eagles72
15Reece WalshBroncos66
16James TedescoRoosters62
17Jye GrayRabbitohs47
18Cody RamseyRoosters45
19Trai FullerDolphins33
20Hayze PerhamBroncos32
21Daniel AtkinsonDragons28
22Sean RussellEels8

Related stats

Season totals

Kicks in General PlayBomb Kicks CaughtGoal Line DropoutsForty-Twenties

Per-game averages

Kicks per GameKicks Caught per GameBombs Caught per GameGoal Line Dropouts per GameForty-Twenties per Game

Ratios and efficiency

Kick Metres per KickBomb Catch RateKicks Caught per Kick