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Rhinos dominate 2026 Super League Dream Team

Leeds Rhinos have six selections in the 2026 Super League Dream Team - more than any other side.

Rhinos dominate 2026 Super League Dream Team

The 2026 Super League Dream Team has been announced, with Leeds Rhinos players dominating the selection. Six Rhinos players were chosen, including half-backs Jake Connor and Brodie Croft, full-back Lachie Miller, winger Maika Sivo, centre Ash Handley, and back-rower James McDonnell. These players were recognized for their impressive campaigns, with Connor, Hanley, and McDonnell retaining their positions from the 2025 selection.

The Rhinos' attack accumulated over 900 points, with Connor's creativity, Miller's 166 tackle busts, and Handley's 14 assists and 10 tries playing key roles. Rhinos' success, though narrowly missing out on the League Leaders' Shield, is reflected in the Dream Team selection, providing hope for England head coach Brian McDermott with several England-qualified players in the team.

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