Erin Clark is again shortlisted for the Players' Dream Team after featuring in every NZ Warriors match during the 2026 season.
Clark, nominated at loose forward, averaged 134 metres and 27 tackles across 26 games, while recording 1,217 post-contact metres.
Five other Warriors are also finalists for the peer-voted team, which the Rugby League Players' Association will announce tonight.
Players from all 17 NRL clubs selected the candidates, with James Fisher-Harris and Jackson Ford both competing for the two prop positions.
Fisher-Harris missed a substantial part of the campaign with a pectoral injury but averaged 140 metres and 30 tackles in 23 appearances.
Ford produced 154 metres and 39 tackles per match across his 15 games.
Wayde Egan is among three hooker finalists after playing 25 matches, averaging 50 metres and 31 tackles, and supplying 13 try assists and 15 line-break assists.
Chanel Harris-Tavita is nominated at standoff, having averaged 48 metres and 16 tackles in 22 appearances, with 15 try assists, 14 line-break assists and eight tries.
Demitric Vaimauga completes the Warriors' group in the impact category, averaging 75 metres and 19 tackles from 22 bench appearances.
He also accumulated 606 post-contact metres, scored four tries and made 49 tackle breaks.