The data behind Hull FC’s 2026 season.
Hull FC full-back Logan Moy.
Hull FC have completed their 2026 season, with a disappointing campaign coming to an end earlier this month. Here, Hull Live lists a roundup of all the numbers from the last seven months.
Games
Hull played 29 games this year, with 27 coming in Super League and two in the Challenge Cup. Of their 27 league rounds, the Black and Whites won eight and tasted defeat 19 times. They won one round in the cup and lost one. The full breakdown: won 9, lost 20. Points scored: 564. Posts conceded: 613.
Appearances
Hull FC used 36 different players in 29 games over the course of the 2026 season. Harvie Hill was the only ever-present player, featuring in every match throughout the year. Amir Bourouh missed just two games, while Jake Arthur and Aidan Sezer missed four apiece.
The full breakdown: Harvie Hill 29, Amir Bourouh 27, Jake Arthur 25, Aidan Sezer 25, Davy Litten 24, Tom Briscoe 24, Logan Moy 22, Zak Hardaker 22, Lewis Martin 21, Cade Cust 21, Harvey Barron 20, Joe Batchelor 20, James Bell 18, Arthur Romano 15, Ethan O’Neill 15, Herman Ese’ese 14, Sam Lisone 14, Ligi Sao 14, Yusuf Aydin 14, Connor Bailey 13, Brad Fash 12, Hugo Salabio 12, Jeremiah Mata’utia 9, Matty Laidlaw 8, Lennon Clark 8, Jed Cartwright 7, John Asiata 6, Lloyd Kemp 6, Max Wood 5, Callum Kemp 4, Liam Knight 3, Harry Newman 3, Will Pryce 2, Ben Johnson 1
Tries
Davy Litten was Hull’s top try scorer in 2026 with 13 to his name. Elsewhere, Harvey Barron finished with 12 tries and Lewis Martin finished with 11 tries. In total, 95 tries were scored by the Black and Whites this year from 22 different scorers.
The full breakdown: Davy Litten 13, Harvey Barron 12, Lewis Martin 11, Joe Batchelor 7, Cade Cust 7, Tom Briscoe 7, Jake Arthur 6, Logan Moy 6, Aidan Sezer 4, Amir Bourouh 3, Ethan O’Neill 3, Harvie Hill 2, Zak Hardaker 2, Yusuf Aydin 2, Arthur Romano 2, Lennon Clark 2, Jed Cartwright 1, James Bell 1, Sam Lisone 1, Ligi Sao 1, Connor Bailey 1, Lloyd Kemp 1
Goals
Hull landed 86 successful goals this season through four different kickers. Here they are in full: Zak Hardaker 56, Aidan Sezer 21, Will Pryce 6, and Lloyd Kemp 3
Drop Goals
Hull saw two successful drop goals during the season: one from Will Pryce in the opening Super League game against Bradford Bulls and one from Jake Arthur, the winner away at Catalans back in August.
The top five players for stat categories. (Super League games only)
Assists
Hull’s two half-backs, Aidan Sezer and Jake Arthur, got 30 try assists between them this year, numbers way off the competitions leaders but perhaps no surprise given the season-ending loss of Hull’s most talented player Will Pryce back in round two. Elsewhere, Zak Hardaker chipped in with eight.
Top five: Aidan Sezer 16, Jake Arthur 14, Zak Hardaker 8, Logan Moy 5, Amir Bourouh and Tom Briscoe 4
Carries
The Logan Moy show begins. The young full-back knows he has areas to work on but no player was more committed to Hull than the 21-year-old, and it shows in his ball-carrying and running numbers – figures that were really impressive, and in this case, the 11th best in the entire Super League competition.
Elsewhere, Davy Litten is followed by Hull’s two flying wingers Lewis Martin and Harvey Barron, while Jake Arthur’s endeavour was not in question.
Top five: Logan Moy 395, Davy Litten 344, Lewis Martin 312, Harvey Barron 293, Jake Arthur 288,
Metres
Logan Moy leads Hull’s metre charge by over 500, topping over 3,000 for the season – the 13th most in the competition. He made over 200 in three separate games this year and also totalled 199 in another.
Hull’s outside backs also feature heavily here, with Davy Litten comfortably in second and Lewis Martin, Harvey Barron, and Tom Briscoe making up the top five. The highest metre maker for a forward was Harvie Hill, who made 1,525. Herman Ese’ese came in at 1,205 from 14 games.
Top five: Logan Moy 3,037, Davy Litten 2,527, Lewis Martin 2,197, Harvey Barron 2,194, Tom Briscoe 1,996
Average gain (minimum 100 carries)
Amir Bourouh recorded Hull’s best average gain at 10.01 from 75 carries. However, for those over 100 and counting, Logan Moy tops the pile again at 7.69. There is more of a range elsewhere, with a winger, prop, hooker/half, and centre making up the top five.
Top five: Logan Moy 7.69, Harvey Barron 7.49, Herman Ese’ese and Cade Cust 7.42, Davy Litten 7.35
Clean Breaks
No surprises to see Hull’s outside backs lead the way. The challenge now is to get their two flying wingers into space more often. Over to you, Daly Cherry-Evans, Will Pryce and co.
Top five: Lewis Martin 14, Harvey Barron and Tom Briscoe 11, Aidan Sezer 10, Davy Litten and Logan Moy 6
Tackle Busts
No Hull player proved to be more of a handful than Davy Litten. Logan Moy also was a menace, while Harvey Barron, Harvie Hill, and Tom Briscoe make up the top five.
Top five: Davy Litten 81, Logan Moy 71, Harvey Barron 66, Harvie Hill 65, Tom Briscoe 58
Offloads
Tom Briscoe is Hull’s offload king this year, with Harvie Hill just behind him.
Top five: Tom Briscoe 22, Harvie Hill 21, Herman Ese’ese 19, Lewis Martin 15, Davy Litten 14,
Tackles
It’s probably no surprise to see Harvie Hill top the tackle count, given he’s the one player who remained ever present, but still a total of 800 is impressive for a prop who did it tough at times with little support around him but who never backed down. There were also big efforts from Amir Bourouh and Joe Batchelor, while Jake Arthur and James Bell didn’t go hiding.
Top five: Harvie Hill 800, Amir Bourouh 681, Joe Batchelor 638, Jake Arthur 491, James Bell 487
Tackle efficiency (minimum 100)
Hull’s best tackle efficiency was from Liam Knight, with the prop’s score standing at 97.7% – missing just two of 88 attempts in his three games before being granted an early release for compassionate reasons. FC really missed Knight’s work rate and grit in the middle of the field and were made to rue a lack of a replacement throughout the season.
Interestingly, Harvie Hill stands at 92.8%. A fair number, given he made 800 tackles. Will Kirby also sits at 94%, albeit he is five short of 100 tackles for the season.
As for the top five, Yusuf Aydin comes in at 95.8% with John Asiata, another player Hull missed massively this year, for his attack and his under-rated defence, also in the top five.
Top five: Yusuf Aydin 95.8%, Connor Bailey 94.4%, John Asiata 94.3%, Lloyd Kemp 94%, Herman Ese’ese 93.7%
Missed tackles
The way Joe Batchelor chased and threw himself at everything, he was bound to miss a few.
Top five: Joe Batchelor 77, Harvie Hill 62, James Bell 61, Aidan Sezer 57, Arthur Romano 52
Errors
Hull’s two flying wingers will be gunning to reach the next level next year and reducing their error counts is one way to do it. For context, Martin made 11 fewer in 2025.
Top five: Lewis Martin 31, Davy Litten 29, Harvey Barron 28, Jake Arthur 22, Tom Briscoe 18
Penalties Conceded
No Hull player gave away more penalties than Amir Bourouh this year, the joint most in the entire competition alongside Wigan hooker Brad O’Neill.
Top five: Amir Bourouh 20, Harvie Hill 16, Aidan Sezer and Joe Batchelor 14, James Bell 11
Yellow Cards
9: Aidan Sezer, Herman Ese’ese, Amir Bourouh, Harvie Hill, Joe Batchelor, Jed Cartwright, Cade Cust, Liam Knight, Ligi Sao
Red Cards
1: Yusuf Aydin
All stats provided by the official Super League website.