The 2024 NRL regular season has officially concluded, with Gold Coast Titans flyer Alofiana Khan-Pereira claiming the honour of most tries scored across the competition.
The winger claimed a try in the 68th minute against Penrith to cement his win, after veteran Kyle Feldt scored a double in an attempt to reel him in.
The Sporting News has the latest updates on the chase for the Ken Irvine Medal.
NRL 2024 Top Try Scorers Ladder
| NAME | TRIES |
|---|---|
Alofiana Khan-Pereira (Titans) | 24 |
| Kyle Feldt (Cowboys) | 22 |
Dominic Young (Roosters) Daniel Tupou (Roosters) | 19 |
Deine Mariner (Broncos) Tom Trbojevic (Sea Eagles) Maika Sivo (Eels) Ronaldo Mulitalo (Sharks) | 17 |
Sunia Turuva (Panthers) Tommy Talau (Sea Eagles) | 16 |
Dallin Watene-Zelezniak (Warriors) Xavier Savage (Raiders) Sione Katoa (Sharks) Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow (Dolphins) | 15 |
Reece Walsh (Broncos) Jack Bostock (Dolphins) Zac Lomax (Dragons) Valentine Holmes (Cowboys) James Tedesco (Roosters) | 14 |
Jeremiah Nanai (Cowboys) Tyrell Sloan (Dragons) Will Warbrick (Storm) | 13 |
What is the Ken Irvine Medal?
Since 2018, the NRL's top try scorer has been awarded the Ken Irvine Medal, named after legendary try-scoring machine Ken Irvine.
Along with being the fastest man of his time, Irvine kew his way to the tryline, crossing for 171 tries in 176 premiership games for the North Sydney Bears along with 33 tries in 33 Test matches for the Kangaroos.
In all, Irvine scored 385 tries in 432 first class games.
Who won the 2023 Ken Irvine Medal?
Newcastle's Dom Young claimed the 2023 Ken Irvine Medal, crossing 25 times for Newcastle.
He's the first Knights player to top the try scorers' ladder since Akuila Uate scored 21 from 24 games in 2010, sharing the crown with Shaun Kenny-Dowall.
Full history of Ken Irvine Medal winners
| YEAR | NAME | TEAM | TRIES |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | Alofiana Khan-Pereira | Titans | |
| 2023 | Dom Young | Knights | 25 |
| 2022 | Alex Johnston | Rabbitohs | 30 |
| 2021 | Alex Johnston | Rabbitohs | 30 |
| 2020 | Alex Johnston | Rabbitohs | 23 |
| 2019 | Maika Sivo | Eels | 22 |
| 2018 | David Fusitu'a | Warriors | 23 |
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