Who are the top five Rugby League points scorers?

Pirates' flyhalf Ivan Magomu was in spectacular form all season /Pulse Sports image

RUGBY Who are the top five Rugby League points scorers?

Ndyamuhaki J Emanzi 09:07 - 17.05.2023

As Kobs capitulated on the final day, one of the main tormentors, Ivan Magomu, was adding more points to his name in the race for the top scorer's gong.

The Nile Special Rugby Premier League came to a conclusion on Saturday with Stanbic Black Pirates defeating Kobs 23-07 in the decider to lift their second title.

And as Kobs capitulated on the final day, one of the main tormentors, Ivan Magomu, was adding more points to his name in the race for the top scorer's gong.

His 13 points from three penalties and two conversions put the flyhalf heads and shoulders above the rest to end the campaign with the most points.

The Rugby Cranes captain closed the season with the same level of consistency he exhibited throughout the campaign as the Sea Robbers found their way to the top.

He ended the season with 149 points, 28 ahead of second-placed Kobs' flyhalf Joseph Aredo (121), who only got two conversion points in the last game.

In third place is the only forward in the top five. Kobs' back-rower Pius Ogena (110) scored 22 tries and was looking to set a new try-scoring record on Saturday.

But he was largely kept quiet by the Pirates' defence to remain tied on 22 with teammate Justin Kimono and Kobs' legend Allan Musoke on the all-time league scoring charts.

The last two spots in the top five are occupied by players who missed a big chunk of the season for different reasons.

Henry Nsekuye (103) missed seven games due to injury but maintained his place in the top five, finishing fourth in the end.

He was a big part of Impis' impressive first-round run and played eight games before an injury forced him out.

The flyhalf played three games in the second round.

Aaron Ofoyrwoth spent time away from his Heathens colleagues as he played for the Rugby Cranes Sevens in the World Rugby Challenger Series in South Africa.

And yet he still remained in the top five, his 92 points, mainly from the first seven games of the season, just enough.

Nile Special Rugby Premier League

Top points scorers

Ivan Magomu -149

Joseph Aredo -121

Pius Ogena -110

Henry Nsekuye -103

Aaron Ofoyrwoth -92