After 21 rounds of Super League action, there are just 21 players to have played 21 games yet there are slightly more who remain ever-present.
Both Warrington and Hull KR have only played 20 games so far on account of the Robins facing Brisbane Broncos in the World Club Challenge back in round two, with their Super League fixture put aside as a result.
That game will be played later this month in a rare Tuesday night fixture for Super League but when considering Hull KR and Warrington players, it means there is a total of 28 players to have featured in every Super League game that their club has played.
Wakefield Trinity and Warrington both have the most ever-presents with both sides boasting four to play in each and every round, including England hopefuls Jake Trueman, Caleb Hamlin-Uele and Danny Walker.
A total of seven clubs have just one ever-present and perhaps most the impressive of those is Wigan’s Patrick Mago with all 21 of his appearances coming off the bench.
Of the 28 players to have played in all of their club’s games, 16 have started every match with all four of Warrington’s ever-presents among that group.
Whether that persists through the tough upcoming schedule in which they will have to play that mid-week game is to be seen.
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Every Super League club’s 2026 ever-presents
Bradford Bulls: (1) – Caleb Aekins
Castleford Tigers: (1) – Daejarn Asi
Catalans Dragons: (2) – Zac Lipowicz. Toby Sexton
Huddersfield Giants: (1) – Tui Lolohea
Hull FC: (1) – Harvie Hill
Hull KR: (3) – Jack Broadbent, Tom Davies, Elliot Minchella
Leeds Rhinos: (2) – Cooper Jenkins, Kallum Watkins
Leigh Leopards: (3) – Adam Cook, Liam Horne, Innes Senior
St Helens: (1) – Tristan Sailor
Toulouse Olympique: (1) – Anthony Marion
Wakefield Trinity: (4) – Jay Pitts, Cameron Scott, Jake Trueman, Caleb Hamlin-Uele
Warrington Wolves: (4) – Liam Byrne, Ben Currie, Albert Hopoate, Danny Walker
Wigan Warriors: (1) – Patrick Mago
York Knights: (3) – Denive Balmforth, Jack Martin, Xavier Va’a
All data taken from Rugby League Project
