What is the average age of your club?

We have once again gathered up all the data on the average age of players used for each club to determine which team is the oldest in the competition.

The league average so far for 2018 sits at 26.27 years of age.

The North Queensland Cowboys sit at the top of the ladder for the oldest age average at 27.49, no surprise given the likes of Johnathan Thurston, Matt Scott and Gavin Cooper being a part of the team.

At the other end of the spectrum, the Penrith Panthers hold the youngest average age at 25.19, seeing them use 23 players between the age of 20-29 and only two players above 30 being considered.

Just like last year, the Melbourne Storm continue to hover around the leagues average, despite having two of the oldest players in the game, Cameron Smith and Billy Slater, still battling on.

The table below showcases each club's average age for 2018:

The Parramatta Eels have used seven players over the age of 30 this year, which is the most of any team, meanwhile its the Canberra Raiders who have used just only one player above that age.

The Eels, along with the Wests Tigers, Bulldogs, Sharks and Eagles have used the most players thus far with 28 players taking the field for their respective teams.

The Warriors seem to have a nice balance of youth and experience as they've fielded four players over 30, 21 aged between 20-29 and two players below the age of 20.

St George Illawarra sit at the bottom of the ladder for amount of players used with only 22 taking the field this year. These two teams have enjoyed the fortune of lack of injuries and a tight, cohesive group to use that amount of players.

Here is the rest of the clubs' age breakdowns this season: