Rugby League News: Standout Performances Across Super League in Round 10
In a week of thrilling Super League action, several players delivered eye-catching individual displays, making the selection of the Team of the Week a challenging task. However, here are our picks, representing no fewer than seven different clubs.
Tex Hoy, the Australian full-back, played an influential role in Castleford’s 28-28 draw with Leigh. Hoy found the scoresheet, provided two assists, and racked up an impressive 196 metres from 27 carries.
Warrington’s winger, Josh Thewlis, stole the show with a hat-trick in their 24-6 victory over Hull FC. Thewlis also kicked four goals, accounting for 20 of Warrington’s 24 points in a standout individual performance.
Nene Macdonald, the Papua New Guinea international, has been a revelation for Salford this season. He scored two tries and provided an assist in their 18-16 win over Huddersfield, amassing a staggering 253 metres from 19 carries.
Wigan’s Jake Wardle scooped the man of the match award in the Warriors’ comfortable 30-8 win over Catalans. The England international was a solid presence, making 15 tackles and providing an assist.
Louis Senior, the Ireland international on loan at Castleford from Hull KR, scored two tries in the Tigers’ draw with Leigh and made 188 metres from 17 carries.
Leeds’ Jack Sinfield, making his first appearance of the season, scored a try and played a part in a couple more as the Rhinos cruised to a 46-8 victory over London.
Hull KR’s Mikey Lewis played an influential role in the Robins’ 40-20 rout of reigning champions St Helens, scoring a try, kicking six goals, and contributing three assists.
Leigh’s Tom Amone, a powerhouse prop, showcased his incredible work rate with 34 tackles and 27 carries, making 198 metres in the draw with Castleford.
Leigh’s Edwin Ipape, a fan favourite, made a triumphant return from injury, adding spark to the Leopards’ attack and causing problems for Castleford’s defence.
Warrington’s Jai Whitbread, an underrated forward, made 28 tackles in the win over St Helens, demonstrating his solid contribution in the middle of the park.
Wigan’s Junior Nsemba, a 19-year-old tower of a player, held his own against a physical Catalans pack, making 31 tackles and 90 metres from 12 carries.
Matty Nicholson, Warrington’s 20-year-old forward, made a whopping 46 tackles in the victory over Hull, showcasing his ever-improving abilities.
Ollie Partington, Salford’s tireless grafter, covered every blade of grass in the Red Devils’ win over Huddersfield, making 50 tackles and 12 carries.
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