Five Super League Stars Reach Impressive Milestones in Round 14
In a thrilling round of Super League action, five players hit significant career landmarks, showcasing the depth of talent and longevity in the sport. Let’s take a closer look at these milestone achievements in alphabetical order.
Ryan Hall (Hull KR)
On Friday night, Hull KR winger Ryan Hall cemented his place in rugby league history by becoming the all-time top try-scorer in Super League. His brace against the Huddersfield Giants took his tally to 248 tries, surpassing former teammate Danny McGuire’s previous record of 247. The 36-year-old veteran also moved up to 21st on the list of all-time try-scorers in British rugby league, with 328 tries to his name.
Ash Handley (Leeds Rhinos)
Despite Leeds’ 18-10 defeat at Hull FC, Ash Handley reached a personal milestone, crossing the line for his 500th point in Rhinos colors. The winger scored his first try for the club back in 2015 and has cemented his place as a key figure in the Leeds backline.
Chris Hill (Huddersfield Giants)
Experienced prop Chris Hill made his 550th career appearance on Friday, a remarkable achievement in the modern era. The 36-year-old has represented Warrington Wolves, Leigh, and now Huddersfield Giants throughout his illustrious career, earning 38 England caps and four Great Britain appearances along the way.
Liam Marshall (Wigan Warriors)
Wigan winger Liam Marshall reached a personal milestone of his own, featuring in his 150th Super League game. All of those appearances have come for his hometown club, and he marked the occasion with two tries in the Warriors’ 10-8 victory over Castleford Tigers.
Danny Walker (Warrington Wolves)
Warrington Wolves hooker Danny Walker played his 150th career game on Friday night, despite his side’s 25-14 loss to Salford Red Devils. The 113 appearances for the Wolves are complemented by 30 games for Widnes Vikings, as well as one dual-registration outing for Rochdale Hornets and six international appearances for England and England Knights.
These five players’ impressive achievements serve as a testament to their dedication, skill, and longevity in the sport of rugby league. Their accomplishments will be remembered by fans and players alike as they continue to write their names in the history books of the game.
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