Mikaele Ravalawa — NRL SuperCoach Stats 2026

Season Overview

Mikaele Ravalawa is a budget-priced CTW option from STH in NRL SuperCoach, averaging 27 across 3 games so far this season. Without significant prior-season data, Ravalawa is building his NRL SuperCoach scoring baseline from a relatively fresh starting point. Ravalawa's recent form has been steady, averaging 0 over his last five rounds — right in line with his season average.

Draft Value Analysis

Mikaele Ravalawa carries CTW eligibility for STH in NRL SuperCoach, averaging 27 points per game and offering a clear role in NRL footy draft calculations. The CTW pool in NRL SuperCoach offers reasonable depth, so Ravalawa's value hinges on consistently outperforming peers at the position. Ravalawa remains a relevant CTW option on the NRL SuperCoach draft board for STH coaches to consider.

Scoring Profile

Mikaele Ravalawa averages 27 per game as a CTW for STH in NRL SuperCoach, offering a baseline coaches can build around. Ravalawa's season-high of 39 demonstrates genuine NRL footy ceiling, sitting well above his 27 average and showing he can single-handedly win a round for your team. Across 3 games this season, Ravalawa is producing at a rate that slots him as a budget-tier CTW in NRL SuperCoach.

Mikaele Ravalawa FAQs

Should I draft Mikaele Ravalawa in NRL 2026?

Mikaele Ravalawa is a late-round speculative pick at CTW. At 27.0 points per game, Mikaele Ravalawa carries risk but could reward patient managers — a classic cash cow or breakout candidate.

What is Mikaele Ravalawa's average score in NRL 2026?

Mikaele Ravalawa averages 27.0 points from 3 games in NRL 2026, with a season-high of 39 and a last-5 average of 0.0.

How has Mikaele Ravalawa been performing recently?

Mikaele Ravalawa has been underperforming recently with a last-5 average of 0.0 compared to their season average of 27.0. Consider whether this is a temporary dip or a concerning trend.

Is Mikaele Ravalawa a good trade target this week?

Check Mikaele Ravalawa's fixture difficulty above — the colour-coded grid shows upcoming matchup difficulty. Green fixtures (low difficulty) are favourable weeks to target Mikaele Ravalawa, while red fixtures suggest caution.