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 Tallyn Da Silva, Harry Grant, Oliver Pascoe.

All positionsCentreFive-EighthFullbackHalfbackHookerLockPropSecond RowWing

Showing players 1 to 27 of 27 with at least 1 game listed as Hooker.

RankPlayerTeamTries
1Tallyn Da SilvaEels12
2Harry GrantStorm6
3Oliver PascoeTitans5
4Owen PattieRaiders4
5Reed MahoneyCowboys4
6Apisai KoroisauWests Tigers3
7Blayke BraileySharks3
8Brandon SmithRabbitohs3
9Jeremy Marshall-KingDolphins3
10Phoenix CrosslandKnights3
11Reece RobsonRoosters3
12Wayde EganWarriors3
13Billy WaltersBroncos2
14Brandon WakehamSea Eagles2
15Cory PaixBroncos2
16Damien CookDragons2
17Harrison GrahamKnights2
18Jacob LiddleDragons2
19Ryley SmithEels2
20Samuel HealeyWarriors2
21Hohepa PuruSharks1
22Bailey HaywardBulldogs0
23Benaiah IoeluRoosters0
24Josese LanyonWests Tigers0
25Luke SommertonTitans0
26Mitch KennyPanthers0
27Zach Dockar-ClaySea Eagles0

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