The top points scorer was Gus Taylor with 107, followed by Raff Green whose 70 points came from 14 tries. Billy Shiell only played six of the sixteen games, but still came third on the scoring list with 55 points.

Kane Dadswell and Tomas Norman gained quite a reputation as try scoring props, but Kane with nine spotted down two more than Tomas, who is level with former skipper, Elliot Moule, on 35. Will Feltham and Ed King were also level on 30, while Carwyn Harris got 25 points with an average of five a game, which included four tries in one match.

On 15 points were Zac Ozeren, Fearghus Gage, Tom Rourke, George Yeates and Will Hoff, while Patrick Martin, Matty Henshaw and James Sale finished on 10. Tom Awdry's quota was 7, and six other players also got a single try to finish on 5 points: Damian Pye, Ben Simmonds, Tom Petty, Damian Pye, Harry Pryor and Will Cross.

Jordan Wythe ended on 2, and, like many others in the team not listed in the article, was most instrumental in helping to get these players over the line. Congratulations to all the players and coaches involved in this tremendous season which has seen a magnificent revival in the club's fortunes.