2026 NRL Tries leaders

The most important number in the game. A try is four points scored by grounding the ball over the opposition line, and the leaderboard measures pure finishing over the whole season. Wingers dominate the top of this list; anyone who scores in double figures has had a serious season. This page ranks players across the NRL for the 2026 season. Current leaders include Fletcher Sharpe, Jayden Campbell, Ezra Mam.

All positionsCentreFive-EighthFullbackHalfbackHookerLockPropSecond RowWing

Showing players 1 to 26 of 26 with at least 1 game listed as Five-Eighth.

RankPlayerTeamTries
1Fletcher SharpeKnights12
2Jayden CampbellTitans12
3Ezra MamBroncos10
4Braydon TrindallSharks9
5Jake CliffordCowboys9
6Chanel Harris-TavitaWarriors8
7Clayton FaulaloSea Eagles8
8Ronald VolkmanEels8
9Ethan StrangeRaiders7
10Stephen CrichtonBulldogs7
11Daly Cherry-EvansRoosters6
12Jake AverilloDolphins6
13Cameron MunsterStorm4
14Jarome LuaiWests Tigers4
15Kodi NikorimaDolphins4
16Joey WalshSea Eagles3
17Liam SuttonCowboys2
18Luke BrooksSea Eagles2
19Jack CoggerPanthers1
20Luke HansonWarriors1
21Lyhkan King-TogiaDragons1
22Jack ColePanthers0
23Jai ArrowRabbitohs0
24Keagan Russell-SmithStorm0
25Reece FoleyRoosters0
26Riley PollardSharks0

Related stats

Season totals

Try AssistsPointsLine BreaksLine Break AssistsTackle BreaksOffloadsPossessionsPasses

Per-game averages

Tries per GameTry Assists per GamePoints per GameLine Breaks per GameLine Break Assists per GameTackle Breaks per GameOffloads per GamePossessions per GamePasses per Game

Ratios and efficiency

Passes per PossessionTry Assists per TryOffloads per Possession