Full-back – Rhys Hanbury (Widnes Vikings)
What a way to mark your 150th appearance for the Vikings. His early try saw him pass a milestone 600 career points. His work both defensively and offensively against the Rhinos was very impressive.
Wing – Ryan Ince (Widnes Vikings)
The young rookie was too hot to handle for the Leeds Rhinos. Ince produced a sensational brace and he is a man in great form with four tries in his last four games.
Centre – Jake Bibby (Salford Red Devils)
A faultless performance from the 20-year-old. Took his try really well and played his part in a fine team performance from the Red Devils.
Centre – Junior Sau (Salford Red Devils)
A constant threat for the Red Devils. Sau made light work of Warrington’s defence and helped himself to two tries. He was a real driving force in the middle of the park.
Wing – Greg Eden (Castleford Tigers)
Simply outstanding. Kept up his phenomenal scoring record with his fourth hat-trick in a row to take his tally to 28 in all competitions. Even more impressive was the fact he scored three tries in the space of just five minutes.
Stand-off – George Williams (Wigan Warriors)
In a poor performance from the Warriors, Williams was the one who stood out. He controlled proceedings early on and had a hand in Wigan’s four tries in the first half.
Scrum-half – Luke Gale (Castleford Tigers)
Castleford have been the stand out team in the Super League this season and Gale is an important reason why. He makes the Tigers tick and his five goals capped off a great team performance from the league leaders in their win over Leigh.
Prop – Adam Cuthbertson (Leeds Rhinos)
A disappointing defeat for the Rhinos but Cuthbertson’s class still shone through. Covered plenty of ground and made his mark by scoring a try to take his tally for the season to six.
Hooker – Kris Brining (Salford Red Devils)
An industrious performance from the Salford man, completing an impressive 34 tackles. He also forced his way through late on to score a try as the Red Devils made it 10 wins from their last 11 league games.
Second-row – Jesse Sene-Lefao (Castleford Tigers)
A man in superb form at present and produced a dominant display against the Leigh Centurions. He helped himself to two tries and his combination play with Luke Gale was a joy to watch.
Second-row – Danny Kirmond (Wakefield Trinity)
Gave absolutely everything to the cause to help his side pick up a fantastic win. He was a constant thorn in Wigan’s side and grabbed himself a well-deserved try.
Loose-forward – Mark Flanagan (Salford Red Devils)
In a strong team performance, Flanagan did his job and did it well. Dug in and made life difficult for the Warrington Wolves, completing an impressive 34 tackles.
