A thrilling 22-20 win over Wigan Warriors at Old Trafford completed the domestic treble, adding the Betfred Super League title to the Challenge Cup and league leaders shield already in the trophy cabinet. It was a remarkable achievement by Rhinos, who were seconds away from missing out on top-spot in the table and trailed late in both the play-off semi-final and Grand Final.
Retiring trio Kevin Sinfield, Jamie Peacock and Kylie Leuluai all bowed out in style and Rhinos had an unexpected hero in rookie forward Josh Walters who came off the bench to score the equalising try, setting up his skipper to kick the winning conversion. Five of the Leeds men on duty that day are still playing, two of them for Rhinos, but - tragically - one of the side’s biggest names is no longer with us. Here’s what came next for the class of 2015.
13. Second-row: Carl Ablett
Now runs his own business, Ablett Plumbing and Heating, in Leeds, specialising in boiler and heating repairs and servicing. Photo: Alex Broadway/SWpix.com
14. Loose-forward (Brad Singleton)
Played for Toronto Wolfpack, Wigan and Salford following his time with Leeds, joined Castleford midway through the 2025 season and has been granted a testimonial in 2026. Photo: Steve Riding
15. Sub: Kylie Leuluai
Head of rugby operations at Warrington Wolves. His son Marley Leuluai is on the books at Premiership club Burnley FC. Photo: Alex Broadway/SWpix.com
16. Sub: Adam Cuthbertson
Coached Rhinos’ women to Grand Final success before returning to Australia where he is now at the helm of Queensland Cup side Mackay Cutters. He is also director of brewing company Lowecal. Photo: Steve Riding
17. Sub: Jimmy Keinhorst
Had stints with Hull KR, Castleford and York Knights after Leeds. Hung up his boots in August last year to focus on a new career as a train driver with TransPennine Express. Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe
18. Sub: Josh Walters
Had spells with Featherstone Rovers and London Broncos and is now a personal trainer. He scored the winning try for Glasgow club West End Warriors against Edinburgh Eagles in this year’s Scottish rugby league Championship Grand Final. Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe