A Round 27 double took Tom Jenkins to 30 tries in 2026, matching Alex Johnston's competition-leading total.
Jenkins ran 271 metres from 23 carries and supplied four line-break assists in that game.
His season tally set a Panthers record, overtaking Rhys Wesser's mark of 25 tries from 2003.
Jenkins scored 12 times in the opening five rounds, becoming the first player in premiership history to reach that figure.
He also became the first player to score multiple tries in seven consecutive matches.
Against the Sydney Roosters, he crossed four times during his prolific start to the season.
By Round 18, Jenkins had reached 25 tries with a hat-trick, running 169 metres, making two line breaks and breaking nine tackles.
His season earned him the Ken Irvine Medal and Dally M Winger of the Year award.
Panthers Members also named him the club's Player of the Year, and he was selected in the Australian Kangaroos' shadow squad.