April 2007 - Rugby League News

NL Round Up

Castleford, Widnes and Whitehaven maintained their dominance over the National League 1, with Celtic and Barrow continuing their 100% starts to the season in Division 2. Read on for a full round up.

Bradford Bulls 36-24 Warrington Wolves

Bradford proved too strong for a Lee Briers' inspired Warrington despite a brave first half fight from the visitors, eventually pulling away to win 36-24.

Wakefield Trinity Wildcats 18-20 Hull FC

After being instrumental in so many Wakefield wins this season, it was Jamie Rooney's turn to be the villain as a 25% kick success tally proved costly against Hull.

Technical Difficulties

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Salford City Reds 24-50 Wigan Warriors

Wigan continued their solid run of form with a 50 point thrashing of struggling Salford, with Trent Barrett yet again providing the inspiration.

Leeds Rhinos 54-8 Catalans Dragons

Leeds Rhinos proved far too hot to handle for Catalans Dragons as they backed up last week's win over St Helens with another impressive showing.

Hull KR 16-28 Huddersfield Giants

Paul Cooke made his controversial switch to Hull KR in time to make his debut against Huddersfield, but his inspiration wasn't enough to get the Robins the two points they desperately needed.

Vainikolo Set For Bulls Exit

Lesley Vainikolo is poised to leave the Bradford Bulls and switch to  Rugby Union with Gloucester according to reports.

Wigan extend young trio's contracts

Wigan Warriors today confirmed that they have extended the contracts of Darrell Goulding, Eamon O'Carroll and Michael McIlorum.The players will be with the club until at least the end of 2008. 

NRL round 6 review

Melbourne and Manly remain undefeated in the NRL whilst other teams begin to fight for a spot in the top 8.