NRL Supercoach 2026 | Player Ownership Stats, Round 13

The first major bye round is over, and we were lucky enough to have some popular players score handsomely with the reduced 13-man teams.

Scott Drinkwater (119), Moses Leo (114), Tom Chester (104), Toby Couchman (94) and the new HFB cheapie, Te Maire Martin (94) pleased over 30,000 owners in Round 12.

Although it was all high-scoring for some, with Sua Fa’alogo (57), Ativalu Lisati (49), Jaxon Purdue (29) and an injured Jacob Preston (5) letting many down.

However, with 7 games this week, Supercoaches are up about in the trading block with many hoping proven guns explode and cheapies step up throughout the Origin period.

Here is how the top 1% of Supercoaches have responded…

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Most Owned Fullbacks

Reece Walsh was a shock omission from the QLD Maroons’ team and, with Kalyn Ponga avoiding suspension in Game 1, he looks set to be available throughout the next two major bye rounds.

Not will he be available, but his draw looks very nice with Dragons, Titans, Rabbitohs, bye, Roosters and Sharks to come – 4 of those games at home!

He is $603k at the moment, but has a breakeven of 139 this week, so if you want to save some coin, you could get him at $540k in Round 14.

Whilst he won’t have him play every game in the next 6 weeks, it is worth noting that Walsh averages 78 with Payne Haas playing, as opposed to 58.9 without him.

Sua Fa’alogo is the most popular trade to Walsh, with the jump only costing Supercoaches $15k more.

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Most Owned Centre/Wingers

Name	Price	Own %	OwnC %	Avg	BE	Proj Pts
Herbie Farnworth	$794,600	97.10%	-0.20%	89	79	0
Tom Chester	$636,300	96.90%	1.80%	71	59	76
Greg Marzhew	$838,200	74.90%	-0.40%	79	22	125
Setu Tu	$514,900	58.80%	-1.20%	60	55	62
Jamayne Isaako	$827,200	49.70%	2.50%	83	155	0
Kayal Iro	$793,400	45.30%	-2.80%	73	151	88
Jack Bostock	$611,300	38.10%	-0.60%	83	60	0
Jacob Kiraz	$612,700	28.80%	21.70%	69	53	68
Heamasi Makasini	$333,000	26.90%	0.50%	42	52	41
Jonathan Sua	$296,300	20.20%	-10.10%	39	43	39
Thomas Jenkins	$625,400	14.50%	-0.20%	86	56	65
Moses Leo	$370,100	13.80%	4.80%	56	-47	50
Reuben Garrick	$647,300	13.20%	-2.30%	63	82	71
Clayton Faulalo	$643,500	12.30%	3.50%	72	-7	97
Faaletino Tavana	$230,100	10.30%	-3.60%	34	16	30
Cody Ramsey	$251,900	10.10%	3.10%	43	-27	46
Casey McLean	$619,600	9.60%	-0.80%	70	68	63
Sialetili Faeamani	$466,300	7.60%	-4.90%	51	31	0
Latrell Mitchell	$1,053,800	7.30%	-6.20%	110	149	0
Tolutau Koula	$591,300	6.80%	-5.40%	69	60	80
Dallin Watene-Zelezniak	$615,800	5.60%	0.50%	64	15	53

Jacob Kiraz is back in the Supercoach conversation, as he punched out 109 points at fullback last week against the Storm.

84 points were made in base and power alone, thanks to 6 tackle breaks and 7 offloads.

The King is back!

His team-mate on the wing, Jonathan Sua, looks to have lost his spot in the side and is the most traded-out CTW this week.

Other than that, not too much to report on in the CTW category.

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Most Owned Five-Eighths

Name	Price	Own %	OwnC %	Avg	BE	Proj Pts
Te Maire Martin	$235,600	59.10%	28.40%	88	-95	49
Cody Walker	$469,500	39.60%	-0.90%	58	45	0
Jaxon Purdue	$495,900	29.90%	-4.70%	61	99	40
Fletcher Sharpe	$512,700	25.60%	10.00%	56	29	46
Cameron Munster	$553,700	16.00%	-2.10%	63	-16	72
Jonah Pezet	$363,900	15.20%	-17.10%	43	58	35
Jarome Luai	$503,400	7.20%	-1.20%	62	76	50
Jake Clifford	$673,100	6.90%	-0.10%	75	102	114
Joash Papalii	$445,600	4.00%	-0.40%	42	13	55
Daniel Atkinson	$273,600	3.10%	-1.10%	34	29	22
Kade Reed	$201,400	2.90%	-1.30%	18	33	20
Braydon Trindall	$481,100	1.30%	0.00%	60	69	42
Hugo Savala	$547,200	1.20%	0.10%	60	55	81
Matt Burton	$564,600	1.10%	0.20%	67	31	58
John Fineanganofo	$201,400	1.10%	-0.40%	0	23	0
Ethan Strange	$610,100	0.90%	0.10%	62	97	79
Reece Foley	$201,400	0.90%	-0.50%	0	23	21
Blaize Talagi	$626,700	0.90%	0.10%	60	60	92
Ronald Volkman	$459,000	0.70%	-0.10%	59	32	62
Brandon Wakeham	$295,100	0.60%	-1.10%	30	10	34
Tyran Wishart	$223,600	0.30%	-0.50%	28	17	23

Te Maire Martin added to his job security last week, scoring 2 tries and 94 points against the Dragons.

Luke Metcalf is listed in the extended squad this week, and Andrew Webster could screw a lot of Supercoaches over.

But hey, at least you’d be alongside 60% of the top 1% who will likely play Martin this week.

This week has seen more Supercoaches dump Jonah Pezet, with the out-of-favour half overlooked completely, despite Mitch Moses being ruled out with injury.

He is the 2nd most traded-out player this week for the top 1%.

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Most Owned Halfbacks

Name	Price	Own %	OwnC %	Avg	BE	Proj Pts
Nathan Cleary	$936,600	93.40%	-0.90%	97	101	118
Nicholas Hynes	$875,400	79.70%	-10.80%	96	134	89
Jahrome Hughes	$626,900	6.80%	-1.10%	70	105	46
Ethan Sanders	$485,800	6.50%	-0.10%	54	45	58
Liam Sutton	$201,400	3.70%	1.80%	61	-53	37
Sam Walker	$714,600	3.70%	0.00%	70	105	68
Jayden Campbell	$617,300	3.20%	0.50%	76	59	0
Latrell Siegwalt	$201,400	1.80%	0.10%	76	-83	0
Lachlan Galvin	$663,600	1.40%	0.60%	73	56	68
Adam Doueihi	$763,200	0.40%	-0.10%	88	112	101
Jamal Fogarty	$680,300	0.40%	0.10%	68	147	64
Isaiya Katoa	$521,000	0.40%	0.10%	56	29	0
Jonah Glover	$201,400	0.20%	-0.10%	0	23	0
Jake Elliott	$201,400	0.20%	-0.10%	0	23	21
Dylan Brown	$584,000	0.20%	0.10%	62	107	63
Tanah Boyd	$559,800	0.10%	-0.20%	73	101	50
Adam Reynolds	$461,800	0.10%	0.10%	49	86	52
Joey Walsh	$235,600	0.10%	-0.10%	64	-48	36
Zac Herdegen	$201,400	0.10%	0.00%	0	23	21
Niwhai Puru	$201,400	0.10%	0.10%	0	23	21

For the second consecutive week, Nathan Cleary and Nicho Hynes are both unavailable for Supercoaches.

A calf injury with an indefinite timeline for Hynes is enough uncertainty for some in the top 1% to trade him out.

With Nicho being most Supercoaches’ flex option, many have downgraded to Reece Walsh.

Liam Sutton has also picked up in interest with scores of 52 and 70 in his first two games of his NRL career.

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Most Owned Hookers

Name	Price	Own %	OwnC %	Avg	BE	Proj Pts
Harry Grant	$698,700	91.70%	-0.60%	76	-9	85
Oliver Pascoe	$504,500	56.30%	1.50%	53	16	0
Brandon Smith	$266,000	25.00%	-1.10%	39	1	0
Blayke Brailey	$732,600	13.00%	-0.30%	76	128	71
Benaiah Ioelu	$248,900	5.60%	-0.40%	34	17	24
Reed Mahoney	$541,800	4.20%	1.30%	52	45	81
Bailey Hayward	$343,100	1.00%	-0.20%	39	47	31
Reece Robson	$609,200	0.60%	0.00%	66	69	75
Damien Cook	$567,200	0.50%	-0.10%	65	44	69
Apisai Koroisau	$595,400	0.40%	0.30%	60	69	63
Freddy Lussick	$416,600	0.40%	0.10%	45	38	49
Wayde Egan	$449,300	0.20%	-0.20%	50	25	38
Soni Luke	$354,500	0.20%	-0.10%	34	44	41
Bronson Garlick	$236,500	0.20%	0.00%	23	18	0
Jeremy Marshall-King	$547,800	0.10%	0.00%	45	106	0
Harrison Graham	$322,700	0.10%	0.10%	37	35	29
Cory Paix	$405,200	0.10%	0.00%	41	45	54
Tallyn Da Silva	$398,400	0.10%	-0.10%	39	14	39
Tristan Hope	$321,100	0.10%	-0.10%	42	29	37
Jayden Brailey	$267,800	0.10%	-0.20%	23	17	30

Very little change in the hooker department.

Reed Mahoney is scoring tries for the Cowboys, which has seen him score 70+ points in 3 of his last 4 games.

In his last 5 games, he hasn’t scored under 50 points either.

However, with a breakeven of 45 this week, we could see him close to that $600k price by the end of Round 13.

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Most Owned Front Row Forwards

Terrell May was overlooked for Origin Game 1, and with NSW’s win and Payne Haas back in the fold; it is unlikely he will miss the Tigers’ run of games throughout the Origin period.

Whilst some might be hesitant to run with two Tigers middles in their front row (Alex Twal the other), they will both have fixtures running till Round 23.

Speaking of Payne Haas, there has been little movement in his ownership numbers, despite being named to return this week.

The top 1% of Supercoaches know full well that it will be a disrupted next couple weeks with Haas coming in and out of Origin

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Most Owned 2nd Row Forwards

Name	Price	Own %	OwnC %	Avg	BE	Proj Pts
Ativalu Lisati	$576,200	97.60%	-1.30%	75	83	78
Ryan Couchman	$546,500	92.40%	2.90%	69	37	69
Heilum Luki	$625,800	81.30%	3.90%	72	72	82
Toby Couchman	$704,100	54.70%	8.30%	74	52	87
Kulikefu Finefeuiaki	$617,700	50.90%	1.80%	76	90	0
Tallis Duncan	$654,600	34.80%	1.10%	71	79	0
Kai Pearce-Paul	$634,200	30.10%	14.80%	78	53	80
Xavier Willison	$608,700	22.10%	-2.20%	59	106	79
Zac Hosking	$518,500	20.20%	2.70%	53	23	51
Erin Clark	$686,300	15.60%	1.20%	71	76	85
Francis Manuleleua	$270,800	15.00%	-3.50%	32	52	31
Isaiah Papali’i	$641,700	13.00%	-0.20%	73	22	83
Isaah Yeo	$662,600	12.80%	-5.20%	72	107	78
Simi Sasagi	$763,600	10.90%	-3.90%	81	138	75
Haumole Olakau’atu	$764,700	10.10%	-3.00%	82	73	90
Trey Mooney	$623,300	8.40%	-1.40%	66	106	69
Jesse Colquhoun	$534,500	8.30%	-1.10%	59	60	84
Jacob Preston	$555,700	8.10%	-12.90%	64	100	54
Dylan Lucas	$665,900	7.20%	-0.60%	70	92	61
Cooper Clarke	$469,100	6.90%	-2.30%	46	47	52

As mentioned above, the Tigers golden run of games has made Kai Pearce-Paul a welcome trade-in for the top 1%.

With Origin not an option for the Englishman, he is averaging the 5th most points of any 2RF this season at 77.7.

Whilst Adam Doueihi next to him would be more desirable, you can’t flaunt his base + power average of 63 points.

Most Supercoaches have made the move from Jacob Preston to him.