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Castleford Tigers have today announced the signing of centre Jake Mamo as of the start of the next campaign from Warrington Wolves on a three-year-deal which will see the Australian stay at the Mend-A-Hose Jungle until the end of the 2024 season.
Huddersfield Giants take on high-flying Catalans Dragons at the John Smith’s stadium in round 12 of the Betfred Super League on Thursday night with the two teams in contrasting form.
Warrington Wolves’ centre Jake Mamo starred at the DW stadium as he grabbed a hat trick to help defeat Wigan Warriors by a scoreline of 14-40 in their own backyard.
Two of Super League’s heavyweights will come toe-to-toe once more at the DW Stadium as Wigan Warriors welcome Warrington Wolves with both sides looking to push on up the table towards the front-runners.
Wigan Warriors head coach Adrian Lam believes that facing two of Super League’s high-flyers in quick succession could be just what his side need to get back to winning ways after three consecutive defeats.
Wigan Warriors’ Liam Marshall has said that although there is pressure on the team to bounce back from three defeats in a row, he isn’t feeling it personally and just wants to do what he can to help the side as they face both Warrington Wolves and St Helens this week.
Leeds Rhinos came away from the AJ Bell stadium victorious, triumphing 38-12 over hosts Salford Red Devils in a game that was overshadowed by ill-discipline throughout, including two early red cards.
Not too long ago, Salford Red Devils and Leeds Rhinos were appearing in Grand Finals at Old Trafford, but this year’s Super League campaign so far has been far from those heights for both teams. The pair will meet at the AJ Bell Stadium on Sunday in round 11.
Leeds Rhinos head coach Richard Agar has spoken of his discontent with the scheduling of Friday’s mid-season international between England and the Combined Nations All Stars, saying that if his side’s round 11 Super League meeting with Salford Red Devils hadn’t been delayed, he would’ve been left unable to field a team.
Leeds Rhinos’ Richie Myler says that he has fond memories of his time at Salford but will be ready for action this weekend at the AJ Bell Stadium as he and his teammates finally end their long-enforced break due to a Coronavirus outbreak at the club.
A basement battle will take place in the Championship on Sunday as the two teams currently in the relegation zone meet at Heywood Road when Swinton Lions welcome Newcastle Thunder.