WSL: Wigan Top, Leeds Make History | Rugby League News
- The Wigan Warriors continued thier dominant run in the Women's Super League,securing a decisive 58-0 victory over the Huddersfield giants.
- Mary Cooper, Anna Davies, Kaitlin Hilton, and Grace Banks also added to Huddersfield's woes, further cementing Wigan's position at the top of the league standings after four games.
- Meanwhile, Leeds Rhinos delivered a historic performance, achieving the league's largest-ever win by overwhelming Warrington Wolves 110-0 at Headingley.
Wigan Warriors and Leeds Rhinos dominate the Women’s Super League, setting a scorching pace! Wigan crushed Huddersfield with a resounding 58-0 victory, while Leeds Rhinos made WSL history by demolishing Warrington Wolves with a staggering 110-0 score. Ebony Stead‘s phenomenal four tries fueled Leeds’ record-breaking performance. Isabelle Rowe’s pinpoint kicking added to Wigan’s triumph.The Challenge Cup winners, showcasing their offensive strength with multiple try scorers, further solidify their top positions. Catch all the thrilling action and key plays on News Directory 3. Both teams are poised to continue their winning streaks as the WSL season unfolds. Discover what’s next …
Wigan Warriors adn Leeds Rhinos Dominate Women’s Super League
Updated June 16,2025
The Wigan Warriors continued thier dominant run in the Women’s Super League,securing a decisive 58-0 victory over the Huddersfield giants. The Warriors showcased their offensive prowess at Laund Hill, with Eva Hunter, Tiana Power, and Megan Williams each contributing two tries to the score.
Mary Cooper, Anna Davies, Kaitlin Hilton, and Grace Banks also added to Huddersfield’s woes, further cementing Wigan’s position at the top of the league standings after four games. The Challenge Cup winners started strong, with Coleman and Hunter scoring early, followed by additional tries from Hunter and two from Power before halftime.
Meanwhile, Leeds Rhinos delivered a historic performance, achieving the league’s largest-ever win by overwhelming Warrington Wolves 110-0 at Headingley. Ebony Stead led the charge with four tries.Leeds established a commanding 54-0 lead by halftime,with Stead,izzy Northrop,and Evie Cousins each scoring twice.
ella Donnelly, Bethan dainton, and Sophie Nuttall also contributed tries before the break. Stead added two more tries in the second half, while Cousins and nuttall completed their hat tricks. Lucy Murray (twice), Ruby Bruce, Donnelly again, Liv Whitehead, Shannon Brown, and Ruby Walker also scored, contributing to Leeds’ emphatic victory.
By the hour mark, Wigan had extended their lead to 46-0, thanks to speedy scores from Banks, Williams, and hilton. Davies then scored the ninth try, and Williams capped off the scoring. Isabelle Rowe demonstrated exceptional kicking accuracy, converting nine of the ten tries.
What’s next
Both Wigan and Leeds look to continue their winning ways as the Women’s Super League season progresses, with upcoming matches expected to further test their dominance.