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Love Rugby League ranked clubs based on the number of academy graduates playing across Super League and the NRL during the 2026 season. Wigan Warriors took first place by producing 53 players who featured at the elite level, well ahead of other clubs.
St Helens finished second with 36 graduates, followed closely by Leeds Rhinos with 35 and Warrington Wolves with 30. The analysis tracked 324 English and French players, allocating players who attended multiple setups to the team where they spent the most time.
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