Image source, SWPixEngland's Rob Hawkins has won one trophy already this week. On Thursday, he picked up the IRL's wheelchair Golden Boot, awarded to the best player in the world during the calendar year.
It is the third year running that Hawkins has won it - no-one, in any form of rugby league, has ever managed three in a row before.
Indeed, Australia and Queensland great Johnathan Thurston is the only other player ever to have won a Golden Boot three times in their career.
Hawkins saw off competition from England team-mate Joe Coyd, plus France trio Jeremy Bourson, Nicolas Clausells and Dany Denuwelaere, to win the award - with Ireland captain Joe Calcott and Australia's Bayley McKenna and Adam Tannock also nominated.
