As we come towards the end of the first third of the Energia All-Ireland League's regular season, some impressively consistent performers remain at the top of the player rankings, while others have exploded into life in recent rounds.
The Opta statistics, collected each week, are provided by Stats Perform, and the current Men's Division 1A standings are reflected in the individual categories, with unbeaten leaders St. Mary's College well represented.
Ahead of their Dublin 6W derby against Terenure College on Saturday (live on irishrugby+), St. Mary's have Mick O'Gara as the division's top points scorer (66 points), and New Zealander Josh Gimblett leads the way with 70 successful tackles.
Lynchpin Mary's forward Greg Jones has claimed six lineout steals so far, a tally only matched by Nenagh Ormond's John O'Flaherty. The player with the most lineout takes after five rounds is UCD captain Dan Barron, who has played all 400 minutes of their campaign.
Following his brace at Ballymacarn Park last time out, Terenure College winger Dan Martin has joined Ballynahinch and Ulster's Ethan Graham on six tries at the top of the try-scoring charts.
Sitting on five tries are Clontarf's talismanic skipper Dylan Donnellan, Cork Constitution powerhouse Jack Kelleher, and Young Munster's in-form winger Hubert Gilvarry, who is setting the standard for running metres (554.1), line breaks (10), and tackle breaks (35).
The Cookies may be seventh in the table, but a number of their players have impressed individually, including half-back Kelvin Langan with a division-high nine offoads to date, and Australian signing Leo Langbridge with six breakdown steals.
Old Belvedere number 8 Will McDonald has emerged as the top flight's leading ball carrier (71), for 238 metres, and also ranks highly for successful tackles (55) and dominant hits (7).
Cork Constitution, last season's beaten finalists, are regularly utilising the right boot of scrum half Adam Maher, who leads the kicking statistics at present with 44 kicks.
Old Belvedere out-half David Wilkinson has amassed the most kicking metres (1150.4) by early November, followed by UCD's Paddy Clancy (pictured below) with 1010.
KICKING METRES –
David Wilkinson (Old Belvedere) 1150.4
Paddy Clancy (UCD) 1010
Morgan Meredith (Old Belvedere) 959.5
Conor Dean (St. Mary's College) 950.7
Kelvin Langan (Young Munster) 917.1
Adam Maher (Cork Constitution) 913
Jack Matthews (Lansdowne) 742.3
Conor Kelly (Clontarf) 709.5
Sam Owens (Clontarf) 693.4
Chris O'Connor (Old Belvedere) 678.3
OFFLOADS –
Kelvin Langan (Young Munster) 9
Derek Corcoran (Nenagh Ormond) 8
Leandro Ramirez (St. Mary's College) 8
Angus Blackmore (Nenagh Ormond) 7
Connor Fahy (Clontarf) 7
Harry Langbridge (Young Munster) 7
Hubert Gilvarry (Young Munster) 7
Luke Kerr (Nenagh Ormond) 7
Sean Rigney (Terenure College) 7
Harrison Brewer (Terenure College) 6
Harry O'Riordan (Lansdowne) 6
Luke McCready (Young Munster) 6
Mark Best (Ballynahinch) 6
LINE BREAKS –
Hubert Gilvarry (Young Munster) 10
Aaron Sexton (Ballynahinch) 9
Angus Blackmore (Nenagh Ormond) 7
Ethan Graham (Ballynahinch) 7
Aaron O'Sullivan (St. Mary's College) 6
Charlie Molony (UCD) 6
Connor Fahy (Clontarf) 6
Craig Adams (Terenure College) 6
Dan Martin (Terenure College) 6
Mark Fogarty (St. Mary's College) 6
TACKLE BREAKS –
Hubert Gilvarry (Young Munster) 35
Angus Blackmore (Nenagh Ormond) 28
Willie Coffey (Nenagh Ormond) 27
Dylan O'Grady (Clontarf) 26
Todd Lawlor (Lansdowne) 25
Charlie Molony (UCD) 23
Ethan Reilly (Terenure College) 20
Jayden Beckett (Old Belvedere) 20
Matt Brice (Nenagh Ormond) 19
Craig Adams (Terenure College) 18
BREAKDOWN STEALS –
Danny Sheahan (Cork Constitution) 6
Leo Langbridge (Young Munster) 6
Dan Goggin (St. Mary's College) 4
Oran Walsh (Clontarf) 4
Aaron Coleman (Clontarf) 3
Angus Blackmore (Nenagh Ormond) 3
Conor Tonge (UCD) 3
Fionn McWey (Old Belvedere) 3
Harrison Brewer (Terenure College) 3
John Devine (Terenure College) 3
Marcus Rea (Ballynahinch) 3
LINEOUT TAKES –
Dan Barron (UCD) 40
Fionn Gilbert (Clontarf) 35
Jack Kelleher (Cork Constitution) 25
Paddy Dowling (Old Belvedere) 24
Bradley Luney (Ballynahinch) 23
Jack Cooke (Lansdowne) 22
Declan Horrox (Ballynahinch) 20
Greg Jones (St. Mary's College) 18
Bailey Faloon (Young Munster) 17
Sean Rigney (Terenure College) 17
LINEOUT STEALS –
Greg Jones (St. Mary's College) 6
John O'Flaherty (Nenagh Ormond) 6
Fionn Gilbert (Clontarf) 4
Matt Healy (Lansdowne) 4
Ronan Watters (St. Mary's College) 4
Bradley Luney (Ballynahinch) 3
Will McDonald (Old Belvedere) 3
Bailey Faloon (Young Munster) 2
Bobby Sheehan (Lansdowne) 2
Daniel Leane (St. Mary's College) 2
Danny Sheahan (Cork Constitution) 2
Harrison Brewer (Terenure College) 2
Jack Cooke (Lansdowne) 2
Jack Kelleher (Cork Constitution) 2
Max Russell (Terenure College) 2
Oisin Shannon (Terenure College) 2
Oran O'Reilly (Young Munster) 2
Paul Deeny (Clontarf) 2
Ruairi Clarke (Lansdowne) 2
Sean Rigney (Terenure College) 2
MINUTES PLAYED –
Aaron Sexton (Ballynahinch) 400
Andy Marks (Lansdowne) 400
Charlie Molony (UCD) 400
Chris O'Connor (Old Belvedere) 400
Connor Fahy (Clontarf) 400
Conor Kelly (Clontarf) 400
Conor McMahon (Nenagh Ormond) 400
Dan Barron (UCD) 400
Dylan O'Grady (Clontarf) 400
Fionn Gilbert (Clontarf) 400
Harrison Brewer (Terenure College) 400
Hubert Gilvarry (Young Munster) 400
Jack Kelleher (Cork Constitution) 400
Jayden Beckett (Old Belvedere) 400
Morgan Meredith (Old Belvedere) 400
Paddy Clancy (UCD) 400
Peter Maher (Clontarf) 400
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#EnergiaAIL Men's Division 1A: Player Rankings – Top Tens
All Ireland League
13th November 2025