South Sydney winger Jordi Mazzone led the NSW Cup for tries, with 23, and line-breaks, with 25, in 18 appearances.
Eight clubs feature in the 2026 Team of the Year, the largest spread since 2018.
Ten of 14 clubs were still in finals contention with only a handful of regular-season games remaining.
Selections by nswrl.com.au reflect regular-season performances; four Panthers are named ahead of today's Grand Final against Newtown Jets.
Panthers fullback Jaxen Edgar, the competition's Player of the Year, scored 16 tries, the most by any fullback.
Panthers winger Jesse McLean ranked third in run metres with 3,112 and second in offloads with 47.
Warriors centre Jye Linnane scored 14 tries after returning from an ACL injury; Bears centre Kieran Hayman led point-scoring with 244.
Magpies half Javon Andrews and Roosters half Toby Rodwell topped try assists with 26 and 21, and line-break assists with 29 and 26.
Both made their NRL debuts in 2026; Rodwell averaged 326 kick metres.
Warriors hooker Makaia Tafua made 628 tackles in 16 games and also debuted in the NRL.
Bears prop Phillip Makatoa passed 100 NSW Cup appearances, while Dragons prop Jacob Webster averaged 37 tackles and 131 metres.
Webster also made his NRL debut in 2026.
Bulldogs second-rower Logan Spinks scored 18 tries and led the competition with five charge-downs.
Panthers second-rower Zakauri Clarke scored 200 points; lock Kalani Leuluai-Going averaged 130 metres and 34 tackles.
Leuluai-Going, the 2025 Player of the Year and a Warriors premiership winner, earned his third Team of the Year selection in four seasons.