How the Robins legends rated on their way to their historic treble

Hull KR's squad of 2025 have established themselves as legends of the club with their greatness without question.

- By MATT SHAW

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Each player had a part to play across the year.

We asked our rugby league editor Matt Shaw to give his player ratings for the season.

Tom Davies 9: Brought in to replace Ryan Hall and his strong backfield carries. Ended the year as Super League's highest metre-making winger, and scored that try at Wembley.

Peta Hiku 9: The Kiwi international was arguably Rovers' most consistent player, the only one to feature in every match in all competitions. Was named in Super League's Dream Team.

Oliver Gildart 7: A knee injury at Magic Weekend kept him out for four months, a real shame as he'd started the season brilliantly. Returned for the closing stages but scored a brace in the semifinal win over St Helens.

Joe Burgess 9: Unpredictable on the mic but brilliant on the pitch. The charismatic winger was superb, so much so he was named in England's squad for the Ashes. Two tries in the Grand Final saw him end the campaign with 24 in 25 games.

Mikey Lewis 9: The hometown hero. Rovers took Roger Millward’s six jersey out of retirement for him. He rewarded them with a man of the match performance to win the Grand Final, and that conversion at Wembley.