The 2026 Players' Dream Team features Nathan Cleary at halfback and James Tedesco at fullback, alongside two NZ Warriors players.
Wayde Egan was voted the competition's leading hooker, while Erin Clark claimed the loose-forward position.
Clark retained the honour after finishing ahead of South Sydney's Cameron Murray and Penrith's Isaah Yeo.
She played all 26 Warriors matches, following 25 appearances during her return season in 2025.
Clark averaged 134 metres and 27 tackles per game, with 1217 post-contact metres, six tries and six try assists.
Egan missed only the final regular-season match against Manly Warringah, when he was rested.
Approaching 150 Warriors appearances and 200 career games, he averaged 50 metres and 31 tackles, recording 13 try assists and 15 line-break assists.
Egan finished ahead of Cronulla Sutherland's Blayke Brailey and Melbourne's Harry Grant in the peer voting.
Warriors finalists James Fisher-Harris, Jackson Ford, Chanel Harris-Tavita and Demitric Vaimauga were not selected.
Selwyn Cobbo (Dolphins) and Mark Nawaqanitawase (Roosters) were the wingers, with Herbie Farnworth (Dolphins) and Simi Sasagi (Raiders) at centre.
Braydon Trindall (Sharks) was chosen at standoff, while Payne Haas (Broncos) and Naufahu Whyte (Roosters) were the props.
Tallis Duncan (Rabbitohs), Haumole Olakau'ata (Sea Eagles) and Kurt Donoghoe (Dolphins) completed the second-row and impact selections.