Fantasy NRL: Grand Final and season MVPs

Anthony Milford's runaway try in the opening minutes of the grand final helped him to a monster fantasy score. Photo / Getty Images

The final round of Dream Team Fantasy NRL is over - congratulations to the North Queensland Cowboys and our overall winning team "EL KILLERS" who took home a $2000 cash prize.

"Tippers Arm" came in second with "Miracle Workers" a very close third.

Thank you to everyone for taking part in another exciting fantasy season. Below I'll run you through which players ended up being the most valuable in the Grand Final as well as the season just gone.

We hope to see you again in 2016 for another intense competition.

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Hooker:
Jack Granville, Cowboys, $251,600 - 50 points

Front Row Forwards:
Corey Parker, Broncos, $420,300 - 73 points
James Tamou, Cowboys, $270,500 - 52 points

Second Row Forwards:
Matt Gillett, Broncos, $314,900 - 70 points
Jason Taumalolo, Cowboys, $305,600 - 54 points
Sam Thaiday, Broncos, $288,400 - 49 points

Halves:
Jonathan Thurston, Cowboys, $388,800 - 51 points
Ben Hunt, Broncos, $454,800 - 49 points

Centres:
Jack Reed, Broncos, $216,200 - 48 points
Justin O'Neill, Cowboys, $285,200 - 47 points

Wings/Fullbacks:
Anthony Milford, Broncos, $352,200 - 82 points (Round MVP)
Corey Oates, Broncos, $221,000 - 39 points
Antonio Winterstein, Cowboys, $212,100 - 29 points

SEASON AWARDS:

The "Corey Parker Memorial" Dream Team MVP Award:
Corey Parker, Broncos, 59.13 points per game.

The "Jeremy Latimore" Best Value Award:
Damien Cook, Bulldogs, 61.40 points per game

The "Tasesa Lavea" Breakout Star Award:
Roger Tuivasa-Sheck, Roosters, 53.15 points per game

The "Andrew Johns" Perfect Day Award:
David Simmons, Panthers, Round 12: 117 points - 4 tries, 1 goal, 1 try assist, 4 line breaks, 8 tackle breaks, 165 metres-gained.

THE BEST OF:

Hookers (points per game)
1) Cameron Smith, Storm - 53.88
2) Andrew McCullough, Broncos - 52.93
3) Robbie Farah, Tigers - 50.59
4) Jake Friend, Roosters - 47.55
5) Damien Cook, Bulldogs - 61.40

Front rowers (points per game)
1) Corey Parker, Broncos - 59.13
2) Paul Gallen, Sharks - 54.22
3) Andrew Fifita, Sharks - 51.39
4) Aiden Tolman, Bulldogs - 49.10
5) Jesse Bromwich, Storm - 48.92

Second rowers (points per game)
1) Corey Parker, Broncos - 59.13
2) Paul Gallen, Sharks - 54.22
3) Simon Mannering, Warriors - 53.67
4) Shaun Fensom, Raiders - 48.35
5) Trent Merrin, Dragons - 47.35

Halves (points per game)
1) Jonathan Thurston, Cowboys - 49.00
2) Ben Hunt, Broncos - 48.46
3) Shaun Johnson, Warriors - 44.67
4) Daly Cherry-Evans, Sea Eagles - 44.65
5) Damien Cook, Bulldogs - 61.40

Centres (points per game)
1) Bodene Thompson, Warriors - 45.38
2) Cameron Munster, Storm - 41.79
3) Iosia Soliola, Raiders - 37.53
4) Sio Taukeiaho, Roosters - 37.41
5) Luke Lewis, Sharks - 35.68

Wings/Fullbacks (points per game)
1) Roger Tuivasa-Sheck, Roosters - 53.15
2) Semi Radradra, Eels - 51.22
3) James Tedesco, Tigers - 44.71
4) Cameron Munster, Storm - 41.79
5) Anthony Milford, Broncos - 41.33