St Helens secured a 38-6 victory over Huddersfield, but the win masks underlying issues. The club, accustomed to dominance, struggles against top teams and has seen mixed success with recent signings, putting pressure on coach Paul Rowley to rebuild.
St Helens ended their losing streak in the Super League with a comfortable 38-6 victory over bottom-placed Huddersfield Giants. Curtis Sironen scored two tries, with Jake Davies adding another brace to secure the win. Huddersfield's only try came from Cole Geyer.
Wigan Warriors secured a commanding 56-12 victory over Huddersfield Giants, scoring 10 tries to reclaim the top spot in the Women's Super League. Leeds Rhinos and York Valkyrie also achieved significant wins.
Huddersfield University is becoming a hub for health research and tech development, attracting private sector investment. The university's innovation campus, featuring facilities like an MRI simulator and community diagnostic centre, aims to boost regional productivity and economic growth.
Leeds Rhinos defeated Huddersfield Giants 9-try to return to the top of Super League. Mikolaj Oledzki and Harry Newman scored multiple tries in the dominant performance, extending the Giants' losing streak to five games.
St Helens secured a 24-18 win over Huddersfield Giants, moving two points clear at the top of Super League, with Leeds Rhinos able to retake the lead with a win over Wigan Warriors on Friday.
Wigan defends its Women's Super League title amid challenges in the league's development, including a wide skill gap between top and bottom teams, and efforts towards professionalism.
Josh Charnley scored two tries on his 400th appearance to move within five of Ryan Hall's Super League record of 268 tries, helping Leigh Leopards to a 30-16 victory over Huddersfield Giants. The win is Leigh's second consecutive and lifts them to eighth place, having been bottom after losing to Warrington two matches ago. Huddersfield remain level on points with Toulouse at the foot of the table.
