IT HAS BEEN a tough campaign for many of Yorkshire's Super League sides with four of the six being embroiled in a relegation dogfight, while Castleford Tigers and Hull FC fought it out for a play-off spot until the very end.
It was no surprise, then, that only three players from the Broad Acres - Leeds Rhinos duo Ash Handley and Konrad Hurrell plus Castleford Tigers prop Liam Watts - made the Super League Dream Team but here's an all-Yorkshire alternative...
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Consistently one of Hull FCs best players, continuing his progression. No surprise the 27-year-old, who made his England debut last autumn, was included in Wayne Bennetts Great Britain training squad.
For sheer excitement levels, Naulago has been an absolute sensation for Hull FC in his first season playing league. Pace to burn, unflappable under the high ball and capable of a shuddering defensive hit.
Although not recapturing last years Dream Team form, Lyne has continued to impress, topping 3,000m and been solid in both defence and attack. Just pips Hull FC's excellent Josh Griffin who spent some time in the back-row
Brought in from Gold Coast Titans as a marquee signing, this blockbusting centre lived up to that billing. Prone to an odd handling error but, in full flight, theres not many better sights in Super League
Stepped up brilliantly to replace the legendary Ryan Hall at Leeds. Scored 22 tries (only Tommy Makinson crossed more tries in Super League) and 31 clean breaks, earned his surprise Great Britain call-up
