Ranking Every Super League Club’s Top Player
After Opening Month
As the Super League season kicks off in exciting fashion, each club has already seen standout performances from key individuals. With only a month into the new campaign, early form has given fans and pundits alike much to talk about. From seasoned veterans showing why they’re still elite to rising stars bursting onto the scene, we take a look at the top performer from every Super League side after the opening month — and rank them based on their impact, consistency, and influence on team results.
1. **Bevan French (Wigan Warriors)**
The reigning champions have hit the ground running, and French has been at the heart of it. His blistering pace, vision, and finishing ability have been unmatched. With four tries and numerous assists, French tops our rankings without much debate.
2. **Jack Welsby (St Helens)**
Welsby’s leadership and creativity from the backline have given Saints a strong foundation early on. Whether organizing the defense or injecting flair in attack, his all-around game is flourishing.
3. **Matt Moylan (Leigh Leopards)**
Moylan has quickly become Leigh’s most influential figure. In just a few games, his calm playmaking and reliable kicking have transformed Leigh’s attack. His experience in the NRL is paying dividends.
4. **Marc Sneyd (Salford Red Devils)**
Sneyd’s boot continues to be one of the most valuable weapons in the league. With match-winning drop goals and pinpoint conversions, he’s kept Salford in tight contests and remains their heartbeat.
5. **Jake Clifford (Hull FC)**
Despite Hull’s inconsistent start, Clifford has been a shining light. His creativity and kicking game have stood out, and he’s been involved in nearly all of their attacking highlights.
6. **Tom Johnstone (Catalans Dragons)**
Catalans have had a steady start, and Johnstone’s try-scoring prowess remains intact. He’s been clinical on the wing and continues to stretch defenses with his speed.
7. **Paul Vaughan (Warrington Wolves)**
The Aussie prop has been a force in the middle for Warrington. His go-forward and work rate have laid the platform for their attacking players to shine.
8. **Jake Connor (Huddersfield Giants)**
Connor is enjoying a solid return to form. While Huddersfield haven’t been at their best, his flair and passing game are crucial to their attacking structure.
9. **Niall Evalds (Castleford Tigers)**
Castleford’s campaign hasn’t started well, but Evalds has shown resilience and class at fullback. His support play and defensive reads have kept the Tigers in several games.
10. **Mason Lino (Wakefield Trinity)**
Lino’s creativity and leadership make him Wakefield’s most dependable figure. While Trinity remains near the bottom, Lino’s efforts have been tireless.
11. **Josh Drinkwater (Hull KR)**
Drinkwater is still settling in, but early signs are promising. His control and tactical kicking have helped KR stay competitive in tight contests.
12. **Mitchell Pearce (Featherstone Rovers)**
Back in the Super League, Pearce brings a wealth of experience. Though Featherstone are adjusting, Pearce’s game management and composure are already proving valuable.
13. **Toby King (London Broncos)**
London’s return has been tough, but King’s defensive efforts and attacking runs have been bright spots in a challenging opening month.
As the season progresses, form will fluctuate, but after four weeks of action, these players have already laid down a marker for what’s to come in 2025.
