The 2022 NRL regular season is coming to a close, and clubs have begun handing out their annual end of season awards.
You can use the drop-down menu below to view each club as they announce their awards for the season so far.
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North Queensland Cowboys
Jason Taumalolo has taken out the Cowboys' player of the year award for the sixth time.
Breaking his own record that, Taumalolo now sits two wins of the Paul Bowman Medal ahead of Johnathan Thurston, who won the award four times during his glittering career.
Taumalolo was a long way ahead of his closest opposition in the Cowboys' squad, taking 25 votes compared to Tom Gilbert and Valentine Holmes, who were both tied with 16 votes.
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A constant force in 2022, the Cowboys' co-captain ran for 151 metres per game, added 66 tackle breaks and 21 offloads, and made 541 tackles in his 23 games.
Tom Dearden was the other big award winner, taking out the Players' Playher and Cowboys Way award, while Scott Drinkwater won the JCU Education award.
Jeremiah Nanai took out the club's rookie of the year, while Tom Gilbert won the club person of the year.
Full list of awards
Paul Bowman Medal: Jason Taumalolo
Players' Player award: Tom Dearden
Cowboys' Rookie of the year: Jeremiah Nanai
JCU Education award: Scott Drinkwater
NRL Cowboys way award: Tom Dearden
Club person of the year: Tom Gilbert
