2026 NRL Fullback Penalty Goals leaders

Penalty goals kicked. In tight games the penalty goal is how leads get stretched, and the players at the top of this board have converted the opportunities their teams earned through the middle of the field. This page ranks Fullback players for the 2026 season. Current leaders include Scott Drinkwater, Reece Walsh, Sualauvi Fa'alogo.

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

RankPlayerTeamPenalty Goals
1Scott DrinkwaterCowboys4
2Reece WalshBroncos2
3Sualauvi Fa'alogoStorm2
4Taine TuaupikiWarriors2
5Kalyn PongaKnights1
6Clint GuthersonDragons0
7Cody RamseyRoosters0
8Connor TraceyBulldogs0
9Daniel AtkinsonDragons0
10Dylan EdwardsPanthers0
11Hamiso Tabuai-FidowDolphins0
12Hayze PerhamBroncos0
13Isaiah IongiEels0
14Jahream BulaWests Tigers0
15James TedescoRoosters0
16Jye GrayRabbitohs0
17Kaeo WeekesRaiders0
18Keano KiniTitans0
19Sean RussellEels0
20Tom TrbojevicSea Eagles0
21Trai FullerDolphins0
22William KennedySharks0

Related stats

Season totals

Conversion AttemptsConversionsConversions MissedPenalty Goal AttemptsPenalty Goals MissedField Goal AttemptsField GoalsField Goals Missed

Per-game averages

Conversion Attempts per GameConversions per GameConversions Missed per GamePenalty Goal Attempts per GamePenalty Goals per GamePenalty Goals Missed per GameField Goal Attempts per GameField Goals per GameField Goals Missed per Game

Ratios and efficiency

Conversion AccuracyPenalty Goal Accuracy