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Sunday, September 13, 2026

Rhinos dominate 2026 Super League Dream Team

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Leeds Rhinos' impressive Super League campaign has been reflected in the club having six players in the 2026 Dream Team.

Half-backs Jake Connor and Brodie Croft, full-back Lachie Miller, winger Maika Sivo, centre Ash Handley and back-rower James McDonnell were selected in a line-up picked through a process involving journalists, fans and former players.

Wigan, who are two-thirds of the way to a potential treble and have secured the League Leaders' Shield, are represented by hooker Brad O'Neill and winger Zach Eckersley.

Leigh centre Umyla Hanley and prop Joe Ofahengaue were rewarded for their form with a pick, with the latter selected alongside Wakefield's Caleb Hamlin-Uele up front in the line-up.

Warrington's Ben Currie was named loose forward, while Toulouse's Matthieu Jussaume is the Olympique's first Dream Team representative, as a second-row selection.

Connor, Hanley and McDonnell all retain their place from the 2025 selection.

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