Hull KR lead way in 2025 Super League Dream Team

With four players chosen, this year’s Super League Dream Team, League Leaders Shield winners Hull KR take the lead.

Liam Marshall, the Wigan Warriors winger, and Rovers stand-off Mikey Lewis, who will remain in the squad until 2024, are both still in place.

For the first time, Lewis’ Hull KR team-mates are second row Dean Hadley, hooker Jez Litten, and center Peta Hiku.

Following the conclusion of the regular campaign, all six play-off-bound teams, along with Hull FC, are represented on the Dream Team this year.

The team is chosen through a selection process that includes the selection process for the Steve Prescott MBE Man of Steel award.

Morgan Knowles, a St. Helens loose forward, has made four consecutive teams since then, making five of his five selections in his career.

After a successful season for Wakefield Trinity, which finished sixth in the table and qualified for the play-offs on their return to the top flight, England prop Mike McMeeken has been called back for the team for the first time since 2018.

Lewis Martin, the team’s winger, makes his debut while Wigan full-back Jai Field, who has 24 tries so far in 2025, is just behind him.

Full-back: Wigan Warriors’ Jai Field

Lewis Martin, winger for Hull FC

Peta Hiku (Hull KR) is the center.

Leigh Leopards’ center, Umyla Hanley.

Winger: Wigan Warriors’ Liam Marshall

Mikey Lewis (Hull KR) and Mikey Lewis in a stand-off

Jake Connor (Leeds Rhinos) is the scrum-half.

Prop: Wakefield Trinity’s Mike McMeeken.

Hooker: Hudson KR hooker Jez Litten.

Herman Ese’ese (Hull FC) is the prop.

Dean Hadley (Hull KR) is a second-rower.

James McDonnell (Leeds Rhinos) in second-row