The Warriors ran in nine tries against the Leopards, with Adam Keighran, Bevan French, Jai Field (2), Harry Smith (2), Zach Eckersley, Junior Nsemba and Tom Forber getting on the scoresheet for Matt Peet’s side. There were a number of impressive displays in the win, so let’s get into the stats, shall we? Wigan Today has taken a deep dive into the numbers.
1. Harry Smith
It's early days still, but Smith has been a genuine standout in the first three rounds of the campaign. His last tackle plays have been incredible, getting his side on the front foot and putting the opposition in tough areas. The England international scored two tries and bagged a hat-trick of assists in the win over Leigh, busting four tackles. Smith made nine attacking kicks and 15 kicks in general play with his trusty left boot. Photo: Bernard Platt
2. Luke Thompson
Havard and Thompson have been blistering starts to the year. Thompson is reaping the benefits of having a full pre-season and looks fitter and stronger than ever. The powerhouse prop made a staggering 179 metres from 16 carries - 11 metres per carry on average - as well as 23 tackles. Photo: Paul Currie/SWpix.com
3. Jai Field
The Australian speedster has made an electric start to the season, and he is really benefiting from the quicker ruck interpretations in Super League. Field bagged two tries and two assists against the Leopards and was, pardon the pun, having a Field day. He racked up 171 metres from 18 carries, busting 11 tackles! A joy to watch. Photo: Bernard Platt
4. Ethan Havard
A fully fit Havard is one of the best props in Super League, without a doubt. The England international has made a fine start to 2026 - he made 100 metres from 12 carries against Leigh, whilst making 28 tackles in a hard-working effort in the middle of the park. Photo: Bruce Rollinson/SWpix.com