Top 50 U20 Wonderkids in the World

[NRLandSL]

I’ve made another list about the best wonderkids/youngsters in the rugby league world.

This time it’s 2004+ though and a lot better than my last list.

Also this list mainly based on how much potential I think a player has. Not just there current ability.

 

CE/WG Catalans Dragons    
50.Clement Martin 2005

CE/FB St George Dragons
49.Savelio Tamale 2004

HK Parramatta Eels
48.Matthew Arthur 2005

HB Hull FC
47.Jack Charles 2006

HB Sydney Roosters
46.Jake Elliot 2005 

CE/SR St Helens
45.Jonny Vaughan 2005

 HB Cantebury Bulldogs    
44.Mitchell Woods 2006  

FB Leeds Rhinos
43.Alfie Edgell 2004

SR NQ Cowboys
42.Jamal Shibasaki 2005

CE Leeds Rhinos   
41.Ned McCormack 2005

HB Parramatta Eels
40.Ethan Sanders 2004

 WG/CE Penrith Panthers
39.Jesse McLean 2005

CE Catalans Dragons
38.Guillermo Aispuro-Bichet 2005

LK Sydney Roosters
37.Blake Steep 2005

HB Brisbane Broncos
36.Coby Black 2006

WG Castleford Tigers
35.Jason Qareqare 2004 

HK Wests Tigers
34.Tallyn Da Silva 2005

HK Brisbane Broncos
33.Blake Mozer 2004

FB/HB NQ Cowboys.  
32.Jaxon Purdue 2005

PR St Helens
31.Noah Stephens 2004

5/8 Leeds Rhinos
30.Jack Sinfield 2004

/ SR New Zealand Warriors
29.Jacob Laban 2005 

PR Gold Coast Titans
28.Josiah Pahulu 2004

/ SR New Zealand Warriors
27.Leka Halasima 2005

WG Hull FC
26.Lewis Martin 2004

PR Brisbane Broncos
25.Benjamin Te Kura 2004

/ 5/8 Wests Tigers
24.Latu Fainu 2005

5/8/LK Canterbury Bulldogs
23.Karl Oloapu 2005

FB Hull FC
22.Logan Moy 2005

WG South Sydney Rabbitohs
21.Tyrone Munro 2004

CE Penrith Panthers    
20.Casey McLean 2006

 CE/WG Warrington Wolves
19.Arron Lindop 2006

FB/5/8 South Sydney Rabbitohs
18.Jye Gray 2004

FB St Helens  
17.Harry Robertson 2006

HB Wigan Warriors
16.Jack Farrimond 2005

FB Canberra Raiders
15.Chevy Stewart 2005

5/8 Warrington Wolves
14.Leon Hayes 2004

FB Warrington Wolves  
13.Cai Taylor-Wray 2006

SR Warrington Wolves
12.Adam Holroyd 2004

CE Penrith Panthers
11.Paul Alamoti 2004

SR Wests Tigers
10.Samu Fainu 2004

FB Newcastle Knights  
9.Fletcher Sharpe 2004

/ CE/FB Manly Sea Eagles
8.Lehi Hopoate 2005

5/8 Canberra Raiders
7.Ethan Strange 2004

 CE/5/8/FB Parramatta Eels
6.Blaize Talagi 2005

PR St Helens
5.George Delaney 2004

/ HB Dolphins
4.Isaiya Katoa 2004

FB Gold Coast Titans
3.Keano Kini 2004

5/8 Wests Tigers
2.Lachlan Galvin 2005

SR Wigan Warriors
1.Junior Nsemba 2004

 

Honourable Mentions:

Josh Feledy 2004    
/ CE Wests Tigers

Enzo Griffier 2005 
 CE Sydney Roosters  

Luke Laulilii 2006    
 FB Wests Tigers

Arama Hau 2004  
 SR Gold Coast Titans

Max Wood 2004   
LK/PR Warrington Wolves

Benaiah Ioelu 2005  
HK Sydney Roosters

Oli Pratt 2004  
CE Wakefield Trinity

George Whitby 2006   
 HB St Helens

Kit Laulilii 2005   
 LK Wests Tigers

Noah Martin 2005   
 SR Canberra Raiders

Lucas Green 2004 
PR Warrington Wolves

Joash Papali’i 2004    
 / FB Canterbury Bulldogs

Maxime Rostang 2005    
HB Avignon

Fletcher Rooney 2006   
FB Castleford Tigers

Nick Staveley 2004   
 SR Hull FC

Demitric Sifakula 2004  
 SR New Zealand Warriors

Riley Lumb 2004
 WG Leeds Rhinos

Connor Votano 2006   
FB Newcastle Knights

De La Selle Va’a 2005    
PR Sydney Roosters

George Flanagan Jr 2005   
 FB Huddersfield Giants

Sio Kali 2005    
/ WG/CE New Zealand Warriors

Jordan Miller 2005    
/ PR Wests Tigers

Salesi Foketi 2004    
 SR/LK Sydney Roosters

Jenson Windley 2006   
 HB Castleford Tigers

Cody Hopwood 2006   
PR Newcastle Knights

Motu Pasikala 2005   
WG New Zealand Warriors

Harvey Smith 2005      
 HK Wakefield Trinity

Jacob Auloa 2005  
HK New Zealand Warriors

Loko Pasifiki Tonga Jr 2005  
 PR St George Dragons

Lykhan King-Togia 2005    
 5/8 St George Dragons

Heath Mason 2005
FB Wests Tigers

 

Edited September 27, 2024 by NRLandSL

[NRLandSL]

Te Kura just scored on debut for Brisbane, 6’9 and 130KG. He has some serious potential. Also Latu Fainu is debuting for the tigers this weekend.

[Dunbar]

On 02/04/2024 at 05:33, NRLandSL said:

I’ve made another list about the best wonderkids/youngsters in the rugby league world.

This time it’s 2004+ though and a lot better than my last list.

Also this list mainly based on how much potential I think a player has. Not just there current ability.

 CE/FB Sydney Roosters
50. Enzo Griffier 2004

HB Brisbane Broncos
49.Coby Black 2005

CE Sydney Roosters
48.Robert Toia 2004

SR Gold Coast Titans
47.Arama Hau 2004

PR St Helens
46.Noah Stephens 2004

CE St George Dragons
45.Savelio Tamale 2004

HK Wakefield Trinity
44.Harvey Smith 2004

LK Sydney Roosters
43.Blake Steep 2005

LK/SR Sydney Roosters
42.Salesi Foketi 2004

PR Gold Coast Titans
41.Josiah Pahulu 2004

HB Wigan Warriors
40.Jack Farrimond 2005

SR Penrith Panthers 
39.Harrison Hassett 2004

PR Warrington Wolves
38.Lucas Green 2004

CE Wests Tigers
37.Josh Feledy 2004

HB Hull FC
36.Jack Charles 2006

WG/CE Warrington Wolves
35.Aaron Lindop 2006

SR Hull FC
34.Nick Staveley 2004

SR New Zealand Warriors
33.Demitic Sifakula 2004

FB Castleford Tigers
32.Fletcher Rooney 2006

CE/SR Catalans Dragons
31.Guillermo Aispuro-Bichet 2005

FB Huddersfield Giants
30.George Flanagan Jr 2005

CE/SR St Helens
29.Jonny Vaughan 2005

FB Canterbury Bulldogs
28.Joash Papali’i 2004

FB Newcastle Knights
27.Fletcher Sharpe 2004

CE Penrith Panthers
26.Jesse McLean 2005

HB Parramatta Eels
25.Ethan Sanders 2004

/ SR New Zealand Warriors
24.Jacob Laban 2005

SR Wests Tigers
23.Samu Fainu 2004

WG Castleford Tigers
22.Jason Qareqare 2004

WG Hull FC
21.Lewis Martin 2004

FB Canberra Raiders
20.Chevy Stewart 2005

HK Wests Tigers
19.Tallyn Da Silva 2005

FB/5/8 South Sydney Rabbitohs
18.Jye Gray 2004

5/8 Leeds Rhinos
17.Jack Sinfield 2004

FB Leeds Rhinos
16.Alfie Edgell 2004

SR Warrington Wolves
15.Adam Holroyd 2004

5/8 Warrington Wolves
14.Leon Hayes 2004

5/8/FB Parramatta Eels
13.Blaize Talagi 2004

HK Brisbane Broncos
12.Blake Mozer 2004

CE Penrith Panthers
11.Paul Alamoti 2004

WG South Sydney Rabbitohs
10.Tyrone Munro 2004

/ 5/8 Wests Tigers
9.Latu Fainu 2005

PR Brisbane Broncoa
8.Benjamin Te Kura 2004

SR Wigan Warriors
7.Junior Nsemba 2004

5/8/LK Canterbury Bulldogs
6.Karl Oloapu 2005

/ 5/8 Dolphins
5.Isaiya Katoa 2004

5/8 Canberra Raiders
4.Ethan Strange 2004

PR St Helens
3.George Delaney 2004

5/8 Wests Tigers
2.Lachlan Galvin 2005

FB Gold Coast Titans
1.Keano Kini 2004

 

Honourable Mentions:

Benaiah Ioelu 2004
HK Sydney Roosters

Neil Tchamambe 2005
CE/WG Hull KR 

Louix Gorman 2005
CE/FB Hull KR

Michael Gabreal 2005
CE Cronulla Sharks

Kai Morgan 2005
HB Salford

Jamal Shibasaki 2005
CE/SR NQ Cowboys

Finlary Glare 2004*
HK PNG Hunters

Nolan Lopez-Buttignol 2004
HK Carcassonne

Tanner Stowers-Smith 2004
PR New Zealand Warriors

Lehi Hopoate 2005
CE Manly Sea Eagles

Kit Laulilii 2005
LK Wests Tigers

Leka Halasima 2005
SR New Zealand Warriors

Max Wood 2004
LK/PR Warrington Wolves

Dayon Sambou 2005
CE St Helens

Charlie Guymer 2004
SR Parramatta Eels

Clement Martin 2005
WG Lezignan

Ryan Jackson 2004
PR Dolphins

 

I love your attention to detail in these posts and how widely these lists are assembled.

Tell me, how do you make judgements on ranking/ability - there can't be a huge amount of footage around for some of them, is is based on write ups, coaches talking them up etc or purely on some of the junior highlight reels?

[Spotty Herbert]

I agree with @Dunbar, your attention to detail is remarkable. Just one query from me, though : I believe Neil Tchamambe was released by Leeds to go to Hull KR because they felt that the McCormack brothers, Jack Smith and Riley Lumb were all more promising threequarters and all the same age or younger. It will be interesting to see which (if any) of them make it to regular first graders.

[NRLandSL]

18 hours ago, Dunbar said:

I love your attention to detail in these posts and how widely these lists are assembled.

Tell me, how do you make judgements on ranking/ability - there can't be a huge amount of footage around for some of them, is is based on write ups, coaches talking them up etc or purely on some of the junior highlight reels?

I make the list on a mixture of everything really, write ups, performances, and how good someone is performing based on their age and competition.

I wouldn’t look into my actual individual rankings too much though, ranking players one by one on a list is never going to be accurate. But It’s a just fun way of mentioning some quality youngsters with potential.

Edited April 5, 2024 by NRLandSL

[NRLandSL]

13 hours ago, Spotty Herbert said:

I agree with @Dunbar, your attention to detail is remarkable. Just one query from me, though : I believe Neil Tchamambe was released by Leeds to go to Hull KR because they felt that the McCormack brothers, Jack Smith and Riley Lumb were all more promising threequarters and all the same age or younger. It will be interesting to see which (if any) of them make it to regular first graders.

I didn’t know Tchamambe was willingly released by Leeds, I just read that he is a very highly young outside back, who’s played for England academy and thought he was worth mentioning. 

Heard good things about the McCormack brothers too, they could definitely be on this list.

[NRLandSL]

Both Jye Gray and Chevy Stewart debuting at fullback this week, would keep a close on both of them. Both very quick and talented.

[NRLandSL]

I’ve made a big update to my list if anyone is interested.

[John bird]

6 hours ago, NRLandSL said:

I’ve made a big update to my list if anyone is interested.

Lehi hopoate making his NRL debut tomorrow apparently.

[John bird]

Not sure of their exact date of birth but young Fijian props Watisoni Waqanisaravi and Ilami buli are 2 names to look out for.

while loose forward Caleb Navale and prop Michael Waqa are either 20 or under.

Edited May 23, 2024 by John bird

[NRLandSL]

1 hour ago, John bird said:

Not sure of their exact date of birth but young Fijian props Watisoni Waqanisaravi and Ilami buli are 2 names to look out for.

while loose forward Caleb Navale and prop Michael Waqa are either 20 or under.

Watisoni and Navale are to old for this list, Waqa just missed out.

[NRLandSL]

On 24/05/2024 at 04:36, John bird said:

Lehi hopoate making his NRL debut tomorrow apparently.

Fantastic Debut, he is a special talent. Now the 6th of the family to play first grade along with Father John, sister Kalosipani, Will, Jamil and Albert. Also Sione who plays plenty of QLD Cup.

Could be featuring in the state of origin U19s game in a few weeks aswell, going to be a great game with plenty talent on show.

[AB90]

On 02/04/2024 at 15:33, NRLandSL said:

I’ve made another list about the best wonderkids/youngsters in the rugby league world.

This time it’s 2004+ though and a lot better than my last list.

Also this list mainly based on how much potential I think a player has. Not just there current ability.

HK Parramatta Eels
50.Matthew Arthur 2005

CE/WG St George Dragons
49.Savelio Tamale 2004

PR Warrington Wolves
48.Lucas Green 2004

SR Gold Coast Titans
47.Arama Hau 2004

HK Sydney Roosters
46.Benaiah Ioelu 2005

CE Wakefield Trinity
45.Oli Pratt 2004

FB Huddersfield Giants
44.George Flanagan Jr 2005

SR NQ Cowboys
43.Jamal Shibasaki 2005

LK Sydney Roosters
42.Blake Steep 2005

/ CE Wests Tigers
41.Josh Feledy 2004

HB Brisbane Broncos
40.Coby Black 2006

SR New Zealand Warriors
39.Demitric Sifakula 2004

FB Castleford Tigers
38.Fletcher Rooney 2006

FB/HB NQ Cowboys
37.Jaxson Purdue 2005

CE/SR Catalans Dragons
36.Guillermo Aispuro-Bichet 2005

PR St Helens
35.Noah Stephens 2004

HB Wigan Warriors
34.Jack Farrimond 2005

CE/SR St Helens
33.Jonny Vaughan 2005

WG/CE Warrington Wolves
32.Aaron Lindop 2006

FB Newcastle Knights
31.Fletcher Sharpe 2004

/ FB Canterbury Bulldogs
30.Joash Papali’i 2004

CE Penrith Panthers
29.Jesse McLean 2005

WG Castleford Tigers
28.Jason Qareqare 2004

HB Hull FC
27.Jack Charles 2006

/ FB/CE Manly Sea Eagles
26.Lehi Hopoate 2005

PR Gold Coast Titans
25.Josiah Pahulu 2004

WG Hull FC
24.Lewis Martin 2004

FB Canberra Raiders
23.Chevy Stewart 2005

HK Wests Tigers
22.Tallyn Da Silva 2005

HB Parramatta Eels
21.Ethan Sanders 2004

/ SR New Zealand Warriors
20.Jacob Laban 2005

FB Leeds Rhinos
19.Alfie Edgell 2004

FB/5/8 South Sydney Rabbitohs
18.Jye Gray 2004

5/8 Leeds Rhinos
17.Jack Sinfield 2004

SR Warrington Wolves
16.Adam Holroyd 2004

HK Brisbane Broncos
15.Blake Mozer 2004

CE Penrith Panthers
14.Paul Alamoti 2004

WG South Sydney Rabbitohs
13.Tyrone Munro 2004

5/8 Warrington Wolves
12.Leon Hayes 2004

/ 5/8 Wests Tigers
11.Latu Fainu 2005

PR Brisbane Broncoa
10.Benjamin Te Kura 2004

SR Wests Tigers
9.Samu Fainu 2004

5/8/LK Canterbury Bulldogs
8.Karl Oloapu 2005

5/8/FB Parramatta Eels
7.Blaize Talagi 2005

5/8 Canberra Raiders
6.Ethan Strange 2004

/ 5/8 Dolphins
5.Isaiya Katoa 2004

PR St Helens
4.George Delaney 2004

5/8 Wests Tigers
3.Lachlan Galvin 2005

FB Gold Coast Titans
2.Keano Kini 2004

SR Wigan Warriors
1.Junior Nsemba 2004

 

Honourable Mentions:

Finley Glare 2004    
HK/HB PNG Hunters

Mitchell Woods 2006  
 HB Cantebury Bulldogs

Kit Laulilii 2005    
 LK Wests Tigers

Lena Halasima 2005    
/ SR New Zealand Warriors

Luke Laulilii 2006   
 FB Wests Tigers

Jacob Auloa 2005  
 HK New Zealand Warriors

George Whitby 2006
HB St Helens

Nick Staveley 2004   
SR Hull FC

Maxime Rostang 2005   
 HB Avignon

Harrison Hassett 2004  
 SR Penrith Panthers

Max Wood 2004  
LK/PR Warrington Wolves

Riley Lumb 2004  
WG Leeds Rhinos

Robert Toia 2004   
 CE Sydney Roosters

Tanner Stowers-Smith 2004  
PR New Zealand Warriors

Harvey Smith 2005   
 HK Wakefield Trinity

Salesi Foketi 2004  
SR/LK Sydney Roosters

Clement Martin 2005   
 WG Lezignan

Logan Moy 2005   
 FB Hull FC

Sio Kali 2005    
/ WG/CE New Zealand Warriors

Baptiste Pourchi 2005   
 WG/CE Avignon

Dayon Sambou 2005    
 CE St Helens

Enzo Griffier 2004  
 CE Sydney Roosters

Jordan Miller 2005   
/ PR Wests Tigers

Are you subscribed to ‘The Australian’ newspaper (online)? It unfortunately costs a couple of dollars a week.

Each year it does a really good top 50 Australian high school rugby league players in the country countdown after the high school rugby season, state cup finals etc are finalised. Very American style article (I.e top 50 high school class of 2023). 

I’ll try and post the 2022 (born 2004 plus) & 2023 (born 2005 plus) articles. Interesting to compare how they were ranked from their respective age groups from then to now.

Naturally a lot of the guys noted on your list are in these lists.

 

[NRLandSL]

48 minutes ago, AB90 said:

Are you subscribed to ‘The Australian’ newspaper (online)? It unfortunately costs a couple of dollars a week.

Each year it does a really good top 50 Australian high school rugby league players in the country countdown after the high school rugby season, state cup finals etc are finalised. Very American style article (I.e top 50 high school class of 2023). 

I’ll try and post the 2022 (born 2004 plus) & 2023 (born 2005 plus) articles. Interesting to compare how they were ranked from their respective age groups from then to now.

Naturally a lot of the guys noted on your list are in these lists.

 

Thanks, I found the articles, interesting stuff. I’m a big fan of an Instagram page called ‘The Short Ball’. A lot of great stuff regarding Australian juniors, would definitely recommend checking it out.

[John bird]

2 hours ago, NRLandSL said:

Fantastic Debut, he is a special talent. Now the 6th of the family to play first grade along with Father John, sister Kalosipani, Will, Jamil and Albert. Also Sione who plays plenty of QLD Cup.

Could be featuring in the state of origin U19s game in a few weeks aswell, going to be a great game with plenty talent on show.

And hopefully another player to add to the Tongan player pool.

[NRLandSL]

Here’s another 35 odd great talents, guys that just missed out on my original list.   

Liam Ison 2004 FB Cronulla
Owen Dagnall 2006 FB/WG St Helens    
Israel Leota 2005 WG Brisbane   
Kyle McCarthy 2004 WG Knights    
Tyreece Tait 2005 WG Roosters
 Neil Tchamambe 2005 WG Hull KR    
Baptiste Pourchi 2005 WG Avignon    
Jake Thewlis 2005 WG Warrington    
Louix Gorman 2005 CE/FB Hull KR  
Dayon Sambou 2005 CE St Helens   
Hayden Buchanan 2006 CE Dragons
Jack Smith 2005 CE Leeds  
 Michael Gabreal 2005CE Sharks
Robert Toia 2004 CE Roosters
 Wilson De Courcey 2006 CE Knights
 Zane Harrison 2006 HB Titans
 Kai Morgan 2005 HB Salford  
 Mathis Dall’asta 2004 HB Limoux     
 Ryan Jackson 2004 PR Dolphins   
Fanafou Seve 2005 PR Bulldogs     
Kaiden Lahrs 2005 PR Cowboys
 Zach Fishwick 2005 PR Hull KR    
Va’a Semu 2004 PR Broncos
Tanner Stowers-Smith 2004 PR Warriors
Matty Laidlaw 2004 PR Hull FC  
 Jacob Halangahu 2006 SR Dragons
Dylan Egan 2004 SR St George     
Harrison Hassett 2004 SR Penrith
 Zach Jebson 2004 SR Hull FC  
 Charlie Guymer 2004 SR Eels    
Lurton Patea 2004 Panthers SR
 Finau Latu 2006 LK St George   
 George Hill 2004 LK/HK Castleford   
Liam Le Blanc 2004 LK Rabbitohs

Edited September 27, 2024 by NRLandSL

[welshmagpie]

Louis Gorman is Irish mate. Great list though. 

[Damien]

9 minutes ago, welshmagpie said:

Louis Gorman is Irish mate. Great list though. 

He was born in England and played all his Rugby in England. He played for Ireland at youth because of their ridiculous lack of youth development and preference for English coaches picking English lads. If he is good enough he'll choose England.

[AB90]

1 hour ago, NRLandSL said:

Here’s another 30 odd great talents, guys that just missed out on my original list.

Mutua Brown 2005 FB Mackay    
Owen Dagnall 2006 FB St Helens    
 Cai Taylor-Wray 2006 FB Wolves
 Connor Votano 2006 FB Knights  
Israel Leota 2005 WG Brisbane  
 Louix Gorman 2005 CE/FB Hull KR  
Dayon Sambou 2005 CE St Helens   
Enzo Griffier 2005 CE Roosters 
 Casey McLean 2006 CE Penrith  
Jack Smith 2005 CE Leeds  
Neil Tchamambe 2005 WG Hull KR  
 Michael Gabreal 2005CE Sharks
 Ned McCormack 2005 CE Leeds  
 Max Simpson 2004 CE Leeds   
Wilson De Courcey 2006CE Knights
 Jake Elliot 2005 HB Roosters  
 Zane Harrison 2006 HB Tweed   
 Kai Morgan 2005 HB Salford  
 Mathis Dall’asta 2004 HB Limoux  
 Ryan Jackson 2004 PR Dolphins   
Fanafou Seve 2005 PR Bulldogs  
 Zach Fishwick 2005 PR Hull KR  
Matty Laidlaw 2004 PR Hull FC  
 De La Selle Va’a 2005 PR Roosters  
Jacob Halangahu 2006 SR Dragons
Dylan Egan 2004 SR St George  
 Noah Martin 2005 SR Raiders    
 Zach Jebson 2004 SR Hull FC  
 Charlie Guymer 2004 SR Eels 
 Finau Latu 2006 LK St George   
 George Hill 2004 LK/HK Castleford

A kid for the Dragons winning 2024 SG Ball team called Loko Pasifika Tonga has the potential to be an absolute wrecking ball. Huge prop foward in the Payne Haas mould size wise who has just been promoted to the Dragons jersey flegg side (under 21s) as an 18 year old. Huge amount of upside. Was an Aussie schoolboy in 2023.

The Dragons 2024 SG Ball winning side has a few fowards destined for NRL (Halangagu, Latu, Tonga). They were very dominant.

 

Edited May 25, 2024 by AB90

[welshmagpie]

1 hour ago, Damien said:

He was born in England and played all his Rugby in England. He played for Ireland at youth because of their ridiculous lack of youth development and preference for English coaches picking English lads. If he is good enough he'll choose England.

My apologies, for some reason I had Irish born or schooled in my mind. 

[Damien]

4 minutes ago, welshmagpie said:

My apologies, for some reason I had Irish born or schooled in my mind. 

No need to apologise mate. He has played for Ireland at youth, England Academy too. The lack of youth development in Ireland is a bugbear of mine and I think it needs to be called out. I hate the way they try and take credit for developing players just because they picked them for a youth match.

[NRLandSL]

56 minutes ago, AB90 said:

A kid for the Dragons winning 2024 SG Ball team called Loko Pasifika Tonga has the potential to be an absolute wrecking ball. Huge prop foward in the Payne Haas mould size wise who has just been promoted to the Dragons jersey flegg side (under 21s) as an 18 year old. Huge amount of upside. Was an Aussie schoolboy in 2023.

The Dragons 2024 SG Ball winning side has a few fowards destined for NRL (Halangagu, Latu, Tonga). They were very dominant.

 

Yes also Hayden Buchanan, Shadi Hammond and plenty others. That’s dragons SG Ball is stacked.

[NRLandSL]

Teams with the most players-

Tigers-8   
Roosters-7    
St Helens-6   
Warriors-6     
Hull FC-6   
Warrington-6

Storm, Leigh and London all have 0 players in my top 100 wonderkids.

Avignon and Wakefield have the most of any second grade teams with 2 players each.