Championships Team of the Week – July 28th
Swinton Lions have two players in the Premier Sports Championship Team of the Week after their superb win over Featherstone Rovers.
Swinton Lions have two players in the Premier Sports Championship Team of the Week after their superb win over Featherstone Rovers.
Workington Town second row Jarrad Stack and Rochdale Hornets centre Dave Hull are the Premier Sports Players of the Week.
Neil Barraclough has his weekly look at what we’ve learned about rugby league over the past few days.
Match stats from Swinton Lions v Featherstone Rovers
Swinton Lions coach Gary Chambers will be without Ian Watson (suspended) for Sunday’s Kingstone Press Championship fixture with Featherstone Rovers.
Swinton are hoping to keep on-loan centre Mick Nanyn until the end of the season.
Workington half-backs Peter Lupton and Callum Phillips are both named in the Championship Team of the Week after they helped their side to an impressive 44-20 win over Swinton.
Doncaster full-back Mick Butterfield has been named the Premier Sports Player of the Week after an outstanding performance in his side’s shock 26-12 win at Batley Bulldogs.
Neil Barraclough has his regular Sunday night look at the five things we’ve learned in rugby league this weekend.
Match stats from Workington Town v Swinton Lions
Shaun Briscoe and Dan Rooney are Workington Town’s only absentees ahead of Sunday’s showdown with Swinton Lions.
Whitehaven have three players in the Premier Sports Championship Team of the Week after their impressive win over Batley on Sunday.
Keighley full-back Craig Moss has made it a Cougars double by being named the Premier Sports Player of the Week.
The Challenge Cup quarter-final weekend saw some superb Hull defence, but the debate on re-structuring rumbles on.
Match stats from Swinton Lions v Keighley Cougars
Jack Cooper and Richie Hawkyard are missing for Swinton as Lions coach Gary Chambers tries to keep alive his side’s play-off dream.
Kingstone Press Championship players Simon Brown and Josh Barlow have each been suspended for four matches after appearing in front of an RFL Operational Rules Tribunal.
Ian Watson and Shae Lyon-Fraser have both been charged with offences committed in recent Kingstone Press Championships fixtures.
Gary Chambers is convinced Swinton are moving in the right direction ahead of their crucial clash with Keighley at Leigh Sports Village on Sunday 3pm.
Keighley props Scott Law and Sean Hesketh are both in the Premier Sports Team of the Week after the Cougars 28-20 win over Hunslet.
Keighley front row Scott Law and Hemel Stags playmaker Jy-mel Coleman are the Premier Sports Players of the Week.
The play-offs are coming, Leeds’ kids are all right and some new tape on a Saints fans’ van.