May 1992 Shaun Edwards vs Swinton, 29 September 1992 Most points in a match: 44 by Jim Sullivan vs Flimby & Fothergill, 14 February 1925 Most goals in a season: 186 by Frano Botica, 1994–95 Most tries in a season: 62 by Johnny Ring, 1925–26 Most tries in a Super League regular season: 31 by Josh Charnley, 2012 Most points in a season: 462 by Pat Richards 2010 Most career goals: 2,317 by Jim Sullivan Most career tries: 478 by Billy Boston Most career points: 4,883 by Jim Sullivan Most career appearances: 774 by Jim Sullivan Most International Test caps: 36 by Shaun Edwards (Great Britain) Most decorated player: Shaun Edwards; 8 Championships, 9 Challenge Cups, 3 World Club Challenges. Team Biggest victory (All Time): 116–0 vs Flimby & Fothergill, 14 February 1925 Biggest victory (Super League Era): 84–6 vs Hull Kingston Rovers, 1 April 2013 & 84–6 vs Bradford Bulls, 21 April 2014. Highest attendance (Central Park): 47,747 vs St. Helens, 27 March 1959 Highest attendance (DW Stadium): 25,004 (Good Friday 2005 vs St Helens) Highest attendance (all-time): 99,801 vs Hull FC, 4 May 1985 (1985 Challenge Cup Final) at Wembley Stadium Highest attendance vs an international touring team: 30,622 vs Australia, 12 October 1986 (1986 Kangaroo Tour) Heaviest Defeat (Super League): 0–70 vs Leeds Rhinos, 18 June 2005 Heaviest Defeat (Challenge Cup): 0–75 vs St Helens, 26 June 2005 Supporters Wigan is one of the most well supported British rugby league clubs. During the 2006 season, in which the team was struggling to avoid relegation, the attendances were increasing as fans came to support the club and offer vocal support, many of whom may have not attended on a regular basis previously. The club averaged 16,016 per home game in 2007. In 2010 Wigan were officially the best supported club in Super League with a higher average attendance than nearest rivals Leeds Rhinos. The club have now been confirmed as the best supported club for the last three seasons of 2010, 2011 and 2012. As a gesture of thanks, the 2008 season saw the Wigan fans have the squad number 18 dedicated to them, a practice which has since continued each season. Joe Lydon commented "This is a new practice for clubs who recognise the extra special support which loyal fans can provide to their team in both good and bad times. It is particularly apt for Wigan