WSL: Leigh Leopards vs Warrington Wolves – Result & Recap
- The Leigh Leopards continued thier notable start to the Women's Super League season with a resounding 42-6 victory over the Warrington Wolves.
- Mackenzie Taylor initiated the scoring spree early in the game,securing her second try of the campaign within the first nine minutes.
- Emma Baggaley further widened the gap with a converted try, bringing the score to 24-0.
Leigh Leopards crushed Warrington Wolves with a decisive 42-6 victory in a thrilling Women’s Super League showdown, highlighting their formidable start to the season. The Leigh Leopards’ impressive performance included early tries from Mackenzie taylor, Abby Latchford, and Kate Howard, setting the tone for a dominant display of women’s rugby league. Charlotte Melvin’s flawless kicking contributed considerably to the Leopards’ commanding lead in this Super League match. The win extends Leigh’s winning streak, while Warrington is left to reflect on a ten-game losing streak. For in-depth coverage and analysis, visit News Directory 3. Discover what’s next for both teams as they gear up for the next set of matches.
Leigh Leopards Dominate Warrington Wolves in Women’s Super League
Updated May 26, 2025
The Leigh Leopards continued thier notable start to the Women’s Super League season with a resounding 42-6 victory over the Warrington Wolves. This win marks their second consecutive triumph, solidifying their position as a force to be reckoned with in the league. The leigh Leopards have demonstrated remarkable women’s rugby league prowess.
Mackenzie Taylor initiated the scoring spree early in the game,securing her second try of the campaign within the first nine minutes. Abby Latchford and Kate Howard quickly followed suit, extending Leigh’s lead to 16-0 by the 23rd minute. The Super League match showcased Leigh’s dominance.
Emma Baggaley further widened the gap with a converted try, bringing the score to 24-0. Warrington managed to respond with a try from Danni Bound just before halftime, but Leigh’s control over the game remained unchallenged.
In the second half, Howard scored her second try, and Abi Johnston added another, further cementing Leigh’s advantage. Hattie Dogus, who scored a hat-trick last week, contributed the final try in the 56th minute, sealing the victory for the Leopards.
Charlotte Melvin had a near-perfect kicking performance, successfully converting seven out of seven attempts.
The defeat extends the Warrington wolves’ losing streak to 10 games, a slump that began last season.
What’s next
Leigh will look to continue their winning streak in their next match,while Warrington will aim to break their losing streak and turn their season around.