NRL Supercoach 2026 | Player Ownership Stats, Round 22

Round 21 of NRL Supercoach was a tough week for owners of some of the most popular players in the game.

Dylan Lucas and Harry Grant both came off before half-time with leg injuries, forcing over 100,000 owners to make a trade this week.

Reece Walsh and Payne Haas could only manage scores in the 60s, as the Broncos’ resurrection hype only lasted 9 days.

The Dolphins had the bye, leaving many Supercoaches to rely on their non-preferred CTWs to score big over the weekend.

But there were some feel-good stories… Nicho and Nathan both punched out tons over the weekend, as well as popular players Sua Fa’alogo, James Tedesco and Simi Sasagi.

In this world of NRL Supercoach, you have got to take the good with the bad!

Let’s see how the top 1% of Supercoaches have reacted ahead of Round 22…

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Most Owned Fullbacks

Name	Team	Price	Own %	Own % Δ	5RA	B/E	Proj Pts
Sua Fa’alogo	MEL	$738,700	78.9%	2.40%	92.2	93	84
Kalyn Ponga	NEW	$763,400	66.2%	-1.70%	84.6	71	86
James Tedesco	SYD	$621,200	48.9%	7.50%	66.8	30	59
Reece Walsh	BRO	$560,100	41.7%	-4.60%	67.2	23	76
Dylan Edwards	PTH	$621,600	11.9%	-2.10%	67.2	57	65
Scott Drinkwater	NQC	$598,700	10.3%	1.20%	68.6	87	65
Tom Trbojevic	MNL	$579,800	4.7%	-2.10%	64.4	76	0
Keano Kini	GCT	$754,300	3.2%	0.80%	83.8	99	87
Motu Pasikala	NZL	$201,400	1.0%	0.00%	0	23	21
Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow	DOL	$614,400	0.7%	0.70%	71.4	35	66
Matthew Dufty	STH	$582,300	0.6%	-0.20%	66	89	49
Isaiah Iongi	PAR	$610,200	0.5%	0.10%	69.6	89	61
Hugo Peel	MEL	$201,400	0.3%	-0.10%	23.5	21	22
William Kennedy	SHA	$551,100	0.1%	0.10%	60.2	53	67
Jahream Bula	WST	$364,100	0.1%	0.00%	38.4	31	44
Kaeo Weekes	CBR	$429,100	0.0%	0.00%	44.2	26	50
Connor Tracey	BUL	$503,100	0.0%	0.00%	61.2	30	50
Jye Gray	STH	$512,200	0.0%	0.00%	58.8	49	61
Clint Gutherson	STG	$399,700	0.0%	0.00%	48.4	15	45
Daine Laurie	CBR	$471,400	0.0%	0.00%	60.2	7	50

In the debate over whether to go Reece Walsh or James Tedesco for the run home, the veteran – Teddy – stood up with a hat-trick and 110 points against the Knights.

Walsh, unfortunately, couldn’t replicate his ton against the Panthers a week prior, scoring just 61 points in their season-ending loss to the Cowboys.

As a result, some coaches who ran with Walsh have faded out of the top 1%, replaced by those who went with Tedesco.

Tedesco is the 6th most traded-in player this week, both overall and for the top 1%, but has a tough draw with four top 8 teams (Cows, Penrith, Phins and Souths) and an in-form Bulldogs team to come.

Outside of these two, Kalyn Ponga missed the match against the Roosters leaving 1,500 owners in the top 1% scrambling for a replacement player; whilst the most popular FLB option, Sua Fa’alogo, delivered with the 3rd highest score of the week by the position.

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Most Owned Centre/Wingers

Name	Team	Price	Own %	Own % Δ	5RA	B/E	Proj Pts
Herbie Farnworth	DOL	$711,100	99.9%	0.50%	72.6	127	68
Thomas Jenkins	PTH	$750,500	82.3%	-2.20%	74.6	141	63
Jamayne Isaako	DOL	$704,900	82.1%	0.10%	79.4	83	88
Kayal Iro	SHA	$590,000	56.5%	3.50%	65.2	67	74
Mark Nawaqanitawase	SYD	$547,600	47.4%	-4.70%	52.2	117	64
Greg Marzhew	NEW	$504,200	46.2%	-2.50%	55	33	49
Jacob Kiraz	BUL	$579,800	42.4%	5.20%	62	36	81
Dayne Jennings	STH	$217,800	25.0%	1.00%	29	-6	26
Tom Chester	NQC	$511,200	20.8%	2.40%	50.6	57	48
Heamasi Makasini	WST	$340,800	17.4%	-1.30%	38.2	32	40
Jack Bostock	DOL	$578,200	16.3%	0.10%	66.2	63	58
Ronaldo Mulitalo	SHA	$596,300	14.6%	1.80%	66.6	38	64
Reuben Garrick	MNL	$572,800	8.9%	-1.20%	60.2	53	0
Jonathan Sua	BUL	$296,300	7.9%	0.30%	38.6	43	39
Cody Ramsey	SYD	$375,300	7.1%	-0.70%	50.8	3	57
Setu Tu	STG	$447,500	6.1%	-0.30%	50.2	78	50
Valentine Holmes	STG	$633,700	5.6%	0.00%	64.2	127	65
Faaletino Tavana	WST	$235,500	5.6%	0.30%	24.8	42	29
Tolutau Koula	MNL	$646,500	4.3%	-0.90%	73.6	105	0
Dominic Young	NEW	$481,100	4.1%	-0.10%	48.2	89	61

Last week’s most traded-in CTW, Mark Nawaqanitawase, had ‘one of those games’ where he went try-less and tackle bust-less for just 21 points.

As mentioned above with Tedesco, the Roosters’ draw isn’t an easy one, and there could be more of these games to come in the run home.

Jacob Kiraz scored a try to rack up his highest score since Round 13 – 97 points.

The Dogs are making a run for the top 8 and have a decent draw with the Roosters and Panthers being the toughest opponents. Is the King back?

The Dolphins are back in action against the worst team in the comp.

Great news for owners of Isaako, Farnworth and Bostock as their CTW stocks should be sweet for the remainder of the season.

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Most Owned Five-Eighths

Name	Team	Price	Own %	Own % Δ	5RA	B/E	Proj Pts
Te Maire Martin	NZL	$624,400	78.2%	-4.80%	72.8	127	90
Jayden Campbell	GCT	$685,800	69.8%	12.80%	82.6	15	117
Fletcher Sharpe	NEW	$550,700	32.6%	-2.40%	58.2	65	58
Cody Walker	STH	$553,100	10.8%	-2.80%	65.4	70	54
Jaxon Purdue	NQC	$492,900	9.2%	0.60%	58.4	67	63
Tyran Wishart	MEL	$445,300	5.0%	-0.10%	61.6	-1	69
Reece Foley	SYD	$201,400	4.1%	-0.10%	13	34	19
Cameron Munster	MEL	$684,400	3.6%	-0.50%	87.6	79	102
John Fineanganofo	DOL	$201,400	3.0%	-0.40%	5	42	17
Braydon Trindall	SHA	$539,100	1.7%	-0.20%	55.6	64	69
Jonah Pezet	PAR	$334,900	1.2%	-0.30%	39.2	34	32
Jake Clifford	NQC	$544,800	0.9%	-0.50%	56.8	112	58
Jarome Luai	WST	$452,400	0.9%	-0.20%	42	89	33
Daniel Atkinson	STG	$372,600	0.9%	0.20%	44.2	53	44
Ethan Strange	CBR	$446,800	0.3%	-0.10%	47	20	58
Sandon Smith	NEW	$443,700	0.3%	0.30%	46.4	37	45
Kodi Nikorima	DOL	$445,500	0.3%	0.10%	45	79	40
Joash Papalii	PAR	$427,900	0.3%	0.10%	47.6	68	49
Kade Reed	STG	$201,400	0.3%	-0.30%	18	32	20
Blaize Talagi	PTH	$506,200	0.2%	0.00%	52.2	86	48

Jayden Campbell is the 3rd most traded-in player this week after he popped off with the third highest score of the round.

He has had 6 try involvements (2 tries, 4 assists) in his last 3 games, and only scored sub-70 once since Magic Round.

His run home is filled with potentially high-scoring games – Warriors (Sat 3pm), Cowboys, Knights, Sharks, Rabbitohs and Dolphins.

With a breakeven of 15, he is projected to cost you $766k next week, and $836k the week after – if you’re still thinking of waiting…

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Most Owned Halfbacks

Name	Team	Price	Own %	Own % Δ	5RA	B/E	Proj Pts
Nicholas Hynes	SHA	$1,018,000	99.8%	0.50%	117.8	100	134
Nathan Cleary	PTH	$822,500	99.2%	1.30%	88.2	126	79
Adam Doueihi	WST	$594,100	2.3%	-0.40%	50.4	118	49
Latrell Siegwalt	STH	$557,700	2.2%	-0.60%	73.4	40	78
Joey Walsh	MNL	$512,800	2.1%	-0.40%	63.2	24	0
Sam Walker	SYD	$666,000	1.7%	0.20%	82.6	96	95
Zac Herdegen	NQC	$201,400	1.0%	0.10%	0	23	21
Liam Sutton	NQC	$371,600	0.9%	0.00%	62.5	-2	55
Jake Elliott	SYD	$201,400	0.7%	0.10%	0	23	21
Ethan Sanders	CBR	$634,700	0.3%	0.20%	82.2	-17	85
Jonah Glover	STH	$201,400	0.3%	0.10%	0	23	21
Lachlan Galvin	BUL	$573,100	0.1%	-0.10%	62.2	69	68
Jahrome Hughes	MEL	$550,000	0.1%	-0.10%	63	52	60
Isaiya Katoa	DOL	$578,700	0.1%	0.00%	63	99	65
Mitchell Moses	PAR	$421,700	0.1%	0.10%	49.4	1	65
Brad Schneider	DOL	$379,700	0.1%	0.00%	46.2	55	45
Jack Cogger	PTH	$328,100	0.1%	0.10%	43.4	47	40
Jamal Fogarty	MNL	$504,900	0.0%	0.00%	58.4	48	0
Dylan Brown	NEW	$605,900	0.0%	-0.20%	64.2	74	57
Thomas Dearden	NQC	$762,800	0.0%	0.00%	87	70	62
Tanah Boyd	NZL	$559,800	0.0%	0.00%	54	100	57

Only edit to this section from last week is this line.

Nicho Hynes and Nathan Cleary.

That is all.

If you’re looking elsewhere, you’re probably going to fall behind.

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Most Owned Hookers

Name	Team	Price	Own %	Own % Δ	5RA	B/E	Proj Pts
Harry Grant	MEL	$522,000	70.4%	-22.20%	43	101	36
Oliver Pascoe	GCT	$611,100	39.6%	2.00%	67.6	35	56
Blayke Brailey	SHA	$581,200	36.5%	23.20%	61.4	72	54
Brandon Smith	STH	$357,300	30.4%	-2.60%	47	-3	51
Benaiah Ioelu	SYD	$272,800	4.0%	0.10%	35.8	18	43
Jeremy Marshall-King	DOL	$504,800	2.5%	0.20%	54	96	52
Owen Pattie	CBR	$465,600	2.4%	0.20%	64.2	-2	68
Reed Mahoney	NQC	$370,200	1.0%	-0.10%	34.6	87	34
Shaun Packer	CBR	$201,400	1.0%	0.10%	0	23	21
Isaiah Fagalilo	STG	$201,400	0.9%	-0.10%	0	23	21
Zaidas Muagututia	MNL	$201,400	0.7%	0.00%	0	23	0
Riley Jones	SHA	$201,400	0.7%	0.10%	0	23	18
Haele Finau	STG	$201,400	0.5%	0.00%	0	23	21
Phoenix Crossland	NEW	$471,800	0.4%	-0.10%	60.2	45	57
Bailey Hayward	BUL	$371,400	0.4%	-0.10%	43.6	47	46
Damien Cook	STG	$394,200	0.3%	0.10%	35.4	80	32
Jake Simpkin	MNL	$486,900	0.3%	-0.10%	61.4	55	0
Reece Robson	SYD	$479,100	0.3%	0.30%	54	40	53
Jayden Berrell	SHA	$202,400	0.3%	0.00%	20	35	17
Wayde Egan	NZL	$474,900	0.2%	0.00%	52.8	76	52

Blayke‘s back!

Harry Grant went down with a hamstring injury last week that will see him miss the next 3 weeks for the Storm, returning in Round 23.

It makes the most popular trade of the week an easy one.

Whilst his scores aren’t as high as they were at the start of the season, he has a solid 5-round average of 61, and the Sharks have a great run home with this week’s game against the Bunnies their last against a top 8 team.

Oliver Pascoe is another option, which 612 Supercoaches have gone to after his last 3 scores of 89, 96 and 77.

Reece Robson is the 3rd most popular HOK replacement with 500 Supercoaches making the trade.

He has played the full 80 in each of his last 2 games, scoring 58 and 65. The majority of those points have come in tackles alone, so if he does get an assist or try, he could be seeing scores in the 80s-90s.

A Super POD play indeed.

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Most Owned Front Row Forwards

Name	Team	Price	Own %	Own % Δ	5RA	B/E	Proj Pts
Terrell May	WST	$700,400	99.2%	0.10%	73.6	103	74
Payne Haas	BRO	$682,100	70.8%	0.10%	79	97	85
Keaon Koloamatangi	STH	$675,900	59.2%	0.70%	80.2	88	79
Myles Martin	CBR	$201,400	51.7%	-1.10%	0	23	21
Alex Twal	WST	$644,300	33.3%	-0.30%	66.2	116	66
Joseph Tapine	CBR	$556,900	22.1%	-0.30%	56.6	71	64
Ethan Roberts	WST	$277,200	14.1%	-0.10%	54.7	-20	44
Taniela Paseka	MNL	$457,900	13.3%	-0.20%	47.6	74	0
Saxon Pryke	PAR	$284,900	6.8%	0.30%	39.6	32	40
Stefano Utoikamanu	MEL	$628,600	4.1%	0.30%	73.4	16	77
Thomas Flegler	DOL	$353,600	0.9%	-0.10%	40.2	51	39
Cody Hopwood	NEW	$334,200	0.9%	0.00%	41.8	28	42
Simione Laiafi	MNL	$238,700	0.8%	-0.20%	30.2	16	0
Sione Fainu	WST	$394,900	0.7%	-0.10%	38.2	73	31
Jackson Ford	NZL	$654,200	0.4%	0.00%	59.6	124	70
Naufahu Whyte	SYD	$569,300	0.3%	0.10%	65	63	80
Thomas Mikaele	NQC	$401,300	0.3%	-0.10%	42	46	39
Mitchell Barnett	NZL	$552,700	0.3%	0.00%	65.8	60	65
Teancum Brown	PAR	$276,000	0.3%	-0.10%	33	-8	33
Bodhi Sharpley	GCT	$201,400	0.3%	-0.10%	0	23	21

FRFs have had minimal movement this week.

Payne Haas was the most traded-in player last week, but only managed 63 points for new owners.

Keaon scored 72 points despite moving to the edge for the suspended David Fifita.

Terrell May and Alex Twal couldn’t find big scores in their 46-point loss against Canberra.

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Most Owned 2nd Row Forwards

Name	Team	Price	Own %	Own % Δ	5RA	B/E	Proj Pts
Haumole Olakau’atu	MNL	$840,100	88.7%	0.20%	91.8	104	0
Ryan Couchman	STG	$641,700	78.5%	3.10%	75.8	52	76
Toby Couchman	STG	$708,400	69.2%	7.90%	80.8	57	77
Simi Sasagi	CBR	$620,400	53.2%	15.80%	60.4	40	67
Tallis Duncan	STH	$733,600	51.9%	-2.60%	86.4	80	78
James Walsh	NQC	$201,400	43.3%	0.70%	0	23	21
Heilum Luki	NQC	$590,400	35.0%	1.70%	63	60	52
Xavier Willison	BRO	$610,200	32.8%	1.40%	66.6	49	57
David Fifita	STH	$598,100	31.6%	-0.20%	70	55	67
Dylan Lucas	NEW	$770,900	29.2%	-34.10%	79	156	70
Kulikefu Finefeuiaki	DOL	$574,500	27.9%	2.20%	62.6	57	65
Zac Hosking	CBR	$657,400	19.3%	-5.10%	67.2	130	70
Tony Sukkar	WST	$416,100	10.1%	-0.20%	55.6	27	56
Erin Clark	NZL	$557,700	10.0%	-0.90%	55.6	92	52
Isaiah Papali’i	PTH	$597,300	9.6%	0.00%	63.6	79	65
Jacob Preston	BUL	$536,400	8.5%	7.20%	62.6	16	69
Francis Manuleleua	NEW	$371,400	7.8%	0.50%	49.6	-31	50
Hamish Stewart	STG	$721,500	7.1%	2.20%	85	55	86
Tino Fa’asuamaleaui	GCT	$653,300	7.1%	1.50%	74.4	38	83
Briton Nikora	SHA	$514,800	6.7%	0.50%	65.8	53	57

Guess this is the part where I apologise for doubting Simi Sasagi‘s output with Ethan Strange on the left.

I’m sorry.

110 points – against the Tigers in my defence…

With Dylan Lucas out, Simi is the 2nd most traded-in player for the top 1% this week, with Jacob Preston behind in 3rd.

Presto is great value at $536k, coming against a Storm side that ranks first for tries conceded to right 2nd rowers this season.

66 and 100 in his last two 80-minute performances back from injury suggest he is warming up nicely for the Dogs’ run to the top 8.

Kulikefu Finefeuiaki and Hamish Stewart round up the top 10 most traded-in players for the top 1%.