Owen Trout served one-month drug ban in Super League

Zero Tackle NRL • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 5, 2026, 11:17 PM

Last updated Nov 5, 2026

Owen Trout served one-month drug ban in Super League
Summary

Owen Trout, a 27-year-old forward for Leigh Leopards, missed a month of the Super League season due to a suspension imposed by UK Anti-Doping. The ban, which lasted from May 22 to June 21, 2026, was for testing positive for THC after consuming cannabis. Trout confirmed his usage prior to a match against Wakefield Trinity and has since completed a substance treatment program. He will join Cronulla Sharks for the next NRL season, marking the club's first UK import in nearly 50 years. Leigh Leopards finished fifth this season but lost in the playoffs.

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  • •Trout served a one-month suspension from UK Anti-Doping.
  • •The ban covered rounds 12 to 15 of the Super League season.
  • •He admitted to consuming cannabis before a match.
  • •Trout is set to join Cronulla Sharks next season.
  • •Leigh Leopards finished the season fifth, losing in playoffs.
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He missed one month of the Super League season without an explanation, until now.

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