RESULTS: 2022 Betfred Super League Round 15

All the results and scorers from the fifteenth round.

Check back during the week for a full match summary for each game!

All listed times are AEST (NSW/QLD/VIC/ACT).

RELATED: See the full list of 2022 Betfred Super League Draw and Results.

Giants first half blitz enough to down Rhinos

Huddersfield Giants first half four tries was enough to beat Leeds Rhinos 30-16 on Friday night at John Smith's Stadium.

The Giants blew away their opponents with four tries in 14 minutes which included scores by Ricky Leutele and Jermaine McGilvary alongside a Will Pryce penalty goal to make it 12-0.

Their blitz continued when another back in Jake Wardle dived over in the corner quickly followed by Australia forward Chris McQueen to push their lead to 22.

Leeds Rhinos did pull back a try just before half-time through winger Ash Handley which gave the visitors some hope headed into the second half.

There was further optimism when centre Ryan Sutcliffe dived over to get the Rhinos within two scores and made it 22-10.

Huddersfield put the games to bed with a pair of penalty goals to Pryce in the 63^rd and 71^st minute alongside a four-pointer to Josh Jones.

Rhinos fullback Zak Hardaker had the last say in the contest with the third try of the night for the visitors and completed the 30-16 final score.

Huddersfield Giants 30
Leeds Rhinos 16

Venue: John Smith's Stadium, Huddersfield
Crowd: 6712
Date: Saturday 11 June 2022 at 4:45am

Huddersfield Giants (30)
Tries: Josh Jones, Chris McQueen, Jake Wardle, Jermaine McGillvary, Ricky Leutele
Goals: Will Pryce 5

Leeds Rhinos (16)
Tries: Zak Hardaker, Liam Sutcliffe, Ash Handley
Goals: Rhyse Martin 2

Warriors speaking French after winger's hat-trick

Wigan Warriors moved into second on the Super League table after their 30-12 win against Salford Red Devils on Friday night.

The first half was a tense struggle between the two sides with the only points coming from Harry Smith's wonderful support run after Liam Marshall's break for 6-0.

In the second half, Warriors blew away the Red Devils with five tries in a 17 minute period which included a double to Marshall and a hat-trick to Bevan French.

Marshall kicked off the festivities with an acrobatic finish from a grubber in the 45###sup

French finished off a scrum move for his second four-pointer as the Warriors were in full flow shown in the quick hands that allowed Marshall to also score a double.

Showing that wingers also had skill, the two stars of the game combined for the Warriors final four-pointer of the evening. Marshall kicked inside for French to complete his hat-trick.

Salford Red Devils found a pair of consolation tries from the boot. Deon Cross swooped on a grubber in the 74###sup

Salford Red Devils 12
Wigan Warriors 30

Venue: AJ Bell Stadium, Barton-upon-Irwell
Crowd: 5944
Date: Saturday 11 June 2022 at 5:00am

Salford Red Devils (12)
Tries: Kallum Watkins, Deon Cross
Goals: Marc Sneyd 2

Wigan Warriors (30)
Tries: Harry Smith, Bevan French 3, Liam Marshall 2
Goals: Harry Smith 3

Dragons fire blast Hull FC at home

Catalan Dragons continued their strong season with a comfortable 36-8 success against Hull FC in the only Saturday night game in Super League.

Last year's Grand Finalists are looking to hold their spot in the top two in the Super League after their six tries to two demolition of Hull FC.

Mike McMeekan opened the scoring for the hosts followed by Foud Yaha's score on the half hour mark gave Catalan Dragons a 14-0 lead.

The Dragons kept breathing fire with interchange forward Mickael Goudemand powered over the whitewash for a commanding 26-0 lead at the break.

Hull FC got the perfect start to the second half when Josh Griffin got a four-pointer which wiped the duck egg from the scoreboard for the visitors.

Samisoni Langi restored the Dragons advantage with his score in the 51^st minute then a pair of late scores from Australian duo Mitch Pearce and Tyrone May completed the score line.

The visitors did find the try line once more in the final ten minutes through winger Darnell McIntosh but they were well beaten 36-8 on Saturday night.

Catalans Dragons 36
Hull FC 8

Venue: Stade Gilbert Brutus, Perpignan
Crowd: 8847
Date: Sunday 12 June 2022 at 2:00am

Catalans Dragons (36)
Tries: Tyrone May, Mitchell Pearce, Samisoni Langi, Mickael Goudemand, Fouad Yaha, Mike McMeeken
Goals: Sam Tomkins 6

Hull FC (8)
Tries: Darnell McIntosh, Josh Griffin

Tigers edge past Toulouse

Castleford Tigers earnt a vital win in their 20-14 success against Toulouse Olympique in the first of Sunday's triple header.

Fighting to keep within striking distance of the rest of the Super League table, Toulouse Olympique were the first to strike through fullback Oliver Ashall-Bott.

It was a tight contest all afternoon in Toulouse and both sides went into the break tied up when interchange forward Suaia Matagi crashed over from close range for 6-6.

Toulouse poked their nose ahead again just after the break when Matthew Russell finished off a nice backline movement for a six point lead again.

Castleford Tigers are holding onto their spot in the top six with their fingernails and turned the tide of the contest when another charge from George Griffin locked things up again.

Both sides traded penalty goals in the tense contest which made it 14-all. Both Chris Hankinson and Danny Richardson were perfect with the boot on Sunday afternoon.

The Tigers took the two points back across the channel with a late score from Mahe Fonua who cut inside and muscled over the line gave them the 20-14 win.

Toulouse Olympique XIII 14
Castleford Tigers 20

Venue: Stade Ernest-Wallon. Toulouse
Crowd: 3326
Date: Sunday 12 June 2022 at 11:30pm

Toulouse Olympique XIII (14)
Tries: Olly Ashall-Bott, Matty Russell
Goals: Chris Hankinson 3

Castleford Tigers (20)
Tries: Mahe Fonua, George Griffin, Suaia Matagi
Goals: Danny Richardson 4

Saints celebrate Roby's 455th in style against Hull KR###>

James Roby passed Kevin Sinfield for most Super League appearances as St Helens defeated Hull KR 26-18 on Sunday afternoon.

On an important day for St Helens, the hosts got off to the perfect start when fullback Tommy Makinson was on the spot to dive over in the corner.

Lachlan Coote had a magnificent spell at the Saints but came back to haunt his former side with a smart dummy-half run which gave the Robins a 6-4 lead.

In response, St Helens went back-to-back with four-pointers to milestone man James Roby then Morgan Knowles to lead 16-6 then added a penalty goal before the break to cushion their lead.

The Robins kept themselves in the contest with a finish that has become standard for wingers in rugby league when Ryan Hall dived over for 18-12 at the break.

St Helens built on their buffer with tries to Ben Davies from an early kick which caught the Hull KR defence unaware followed by Konrad Hurrell's sliced effort for 26-12.

Coote rounded off the scoring for the visitors in his return to the Totally Wicked stadium with a double after he latched onto a kick late in the contest.

St Helens 26
Hull Kingston Rovers 18

Venue: Totally Wicked Stadium, St Helens
Crowd: 9858
Date: Monday 13 June 2022 at 12:00am

St Helens (26)
Tries: Konrad Hurrell, Ben Davies, Morgan Knowles, James Roby, Tommy Makinson
Goals: Tommy Makinson 3

Hull Kingston Rovers (18)
Tries: Lachlan Coote 2, Ryan Hall
Goals: Lachlan Coote 3

Wakefield Trinity beat Warrington Wolves in Sunday thriller

Wakefield Trinity joined the trio of sides on ten points after their 30-24 win against Warrington Wolves on Sunday afternoon.

The Wolves were hungry for first points and got them through hooker Daryl Clark before Trinity responded with a four-pointer to James Batchelor.

Both sides traded tries in the final ten minutes before half-time with Wolves fullback Gareth Widdop crossing the stripe quickly nullifed by Wakefield's Matty Ashurt for a 12-12 score at the break.

Warrington looked like they were set for a massive two points when they lead twice with both Wolves wingers in Connor Wrench and Matty Ashton dived over.

The hosts kept themselves in the contest with Batchelor's second four-pointer of the afternoon but it was a late salvo from Liam Hood and Kelepi Tanginoa sent the home side away the happier of the two supporter bases.

This result puts Wakefield Trinity equal on points with Warrington Wolves in ninth spot alongside Salford Red Devils in the trio on ten competition points.

Wakefield Trinity 30
Warrington Wolves 24

Venue: Be Well Support Stadium, Wakefield
Crowd: 3891
Date: Monday 13 June 2022 at 12:00am

Wakefield Trinity (30)
Tries: Kelepi Tanginoa, Liam Hood, James Batchelor 2, Matty Ashurst
Goals: Mason Lino 5

Warrington Wolves (24)
Tries: Matty Ashton, Connor Wrench, Gareth Widdop, Daryl Clark
Goals: Stefan Ratchford 4

Ladder after Round 15

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