Wigan Warriors have underlined their status as a force to be reckoned with in Super League, sweeping the major awards as the club's influence extended across both the men's and women's game. Brad O'Neill has been named the 2026 Super League Man of Steel, capping off a standout campaign, while Jenna Foubister claimed the Woman of Steel award in a remarkable double showing for the Warriors organisation.
O'Neill's selection as Man of Steel represents recognition of an exceptional year for the Wigan half, whose performances have clearly impressed the voters in a competitive Super League season. The honour places him among the elite players in the competition and underscores the calibre of talent at the Warriors' disposal. His award adds to what has been a dominant season for the club across the board.
On the women's side, Foubister's Woman of Steel award reflects the growing strength and competitiveness of the women's Super League. The Wigan player's achievement represents a significant milestone for the Warriors' women's programme and demonstrates the club's commitment to excellence across both codes. Her recognition sits alongside O'Neill's honour as evidence of Wigan's depth of talent.
The back-to-back major awards represent a symbolic moment for Wigan Warriors, affirming the club's position as a leading force in English rugby league. With both the men's and women's prestigious individual honours now residing at the club, the Warriors have sent a clear message about their ambitions and the calibre of performers driving their success this season.