RESULTS: 2022 Betfred Super League Round 19

All the results and scorers from the nineteenth round.

Stay tuned for a full summary of each game later today!

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

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11-man Saints secure giant win against Huddersfield

St Helens triumphed 25-0 despite being reduced to 11-men at one point against Huddersfield Giants on Friday night.

The Saints maintain their four-point gap on Wigan Warriors and stretch their advantage on third place Huddersfield Giants to seven points headed into the final stretch.

The hosts had to work for the points after the early dismissal of Peter Mata'utia for a dangerous tackle although Saints posted first points still through Joe Batchelor.

It was a scrappy game with both teams missing chances to put on points including both Jonny Lomax and Will Pryce missing from the tee in the first 40.

St Helens pushed through with more points when Agnatius Pa'asi and fullback Jack Welsby crossed the whitewash alongside a Lomax penalty goal to make it 18-0.

They were reduced to 11-men for the final ten minutes when Morgan Knowles was shown a yellow card for a professional foul but that didn't deter the Saints.

Lomax added the fourth try of the contest when he supported a break from Welsby to dive over in front of the home faithful for 24-0.

Welsby rounded off the night with a field goal to make the advantage 25 then Huddersfield Giants had a late score chalked off to Pryce in a wild evening of rugby league.

St Helens 25
Huddersfield Giants 0

Venue: Totally Wicked Stadium, St Helens
Crowd: 11288
Date: Saturday 16 July 2022 at 5:00am

St Helens (25)
Tries: Joe Batchelor, Agnatius Paasi, Jack Welsby, Jonny Lomax
Goals: Jonny Lomax 4
Field Goals: Jack Welsby 1

Huddersfield Giants (0)

Hull FC surrender to French

Bevan French scored seven tries in a 60-0 walloping by Wigan Warriors against Hull FC in a wild Friday night at the DW Stadium.

The Australian winger went on a scoring rampage. French completed his hat-trick in the first half before adding a fourth for good measure on a record night.

Fullback Jai Field was the other Warrior to find the scoreboard in the first half with a typical runaway effort as he has taken Super League by storm in 2022.

Wigan Warriors were in full flow in the second half, French added another three more tries in the romp to complete his historic feat alongside a second from Field as the Warriors lock down second spot.

Not to feel left out, Warriors other winger Liam Marshall added a score in the final ten minutes alongside halfback Harry Smith for the mammoth 60-0 score line.

Hull FC were unable to back up their derby win against Hull KR and were dismantled against one of the top Super League sides and keeps them in sixth spot.

Wigan Warriors 60
Hull FC 0

Venue: DW Stadium, Wigan
Crowd: 11314
Date: Saturday 16 July 2022 at 5:00am

Wigan Warriors (60)
Tries: Bevan French x7, Jai Field x2, Liam Marshall, Harry Smith
Goals: Harry Smith 8

Hull FC (0)

Tigers terrific against woeful Wolves in Saturday sun

Castleford Tigers blitzed Warrington Wolves in the first half in their 35-22 win on Saturday afternoon at the Mend-A-Hose Jungle.

The Tigers scored four tries in the first half to build their win and have the hosts lead 23-0 at the break and maintain their spot in the top six.

Hooker Derrel Olpherts crossed twice in the sixth and eleventh minute to get the scoring started for the Tigers with half Danny Richardson converted both.

Richardson got himself involved in a busy first half with a four-pointer himself before he dropped one on the boot for some insurance for the Tigers.

Lock Niall Evalds rounded off the wonderful first half with his try then Jason Qaraqare muscled over after the break to seal the two points for Castleford.

Warrington who were unable to build on their upset win against Catalans did produce a fightback with back-to-back scores from Ben Currie and Matthew Ashton to draw close.

The sin-bin of Cheyse Blair further pumped up the Wolves appetite for a possible comeback. Daryl Clark dived over from close range to help the belief.

Castleford Tigers quelled the comeback with a score from interchange player Alex Sutcliffe to make it 33-16 followed by another goal from Richardson to add two more.

Wolves did add a late consolation try to lock Oliver Holmes on a forgettable afternoon in Castleford for the side fighting for their survival.

Castleford Tigers 35
Warrington Wolves 22

Venue: Mend-A-Hose Jungle, Castleford
Crowd: 6293
Date: Sunday 17 July 2022 at 12:00am

Castleford Tigers (35)
Tries: Derrell Olpherts x2, Danny Richardson, Niall Evalds, Jason Qareqare, Alex Sutcliffe
Goals: Danny Richardson 5
Field Goals: Danny Richardson 1

Warrington Wolves (22)
Tries: Ben Currie, Matthew Ashton, Daryl Clark, Oliver Holmes
Goals: Stefan Ratchford 3

Toulouse tangos to safety against wounded Rhinos

Toulouse Olympique have moved outside the relegation zone with their 20-6 win against Leeds Rhinos on Saturday night in France.

It is now three straight wins on the bounce for Toulouse who have jumped above Wakefield Trinity due to a superior for-and-against headed into the final rounds.

The hosts strode out to a 14-0 lead going into half-time with winger Latrell Schaumkel crossed followed by fellow winger Matty Russell for scores.

Chris Hankinson had a solid night from the boot. He nailed a penalty goal to open the scoring alongside three conversions on a good night for Toulouse.

Leeds Rhino avoided a niling with a consolation score from interchange forward Brad Dwyer with Rhyse Martin converting to make it 14-6.

Hooker Joe Bretherton got the celebrations going for Toulouse in the final minute when crossed the whitewash to stretch the advantage past two scores.

Toulouse Olympique XIII 20
Leeds Rhinos 6

Venue: Stade Ernest-Wallon. Toulouse
Crowd: 4230
Date: Sunday 17 July 2022 at 2:00am

Toulouse Olympique XIII (20)
Tries: Latrell Schaumkel, Matthew Russell, Joe Bretherton
Goals: Chris Hankinson 4

Leeds Rhinos (6)
Tries: Brad Dwyer
Goals: Rhyse Martin 1

Robins sent Trinity to the danger zone in tight tussle

Hull KR kept their Super League finals hopes alive with a 15-10 win against Wakefield Trinity on Sunday afternoon.

The Robins worked out one wasn't the loneliest number with three tries in minutes ending with the digit while Wakefield's late score occurred in minute 71.

Wakefield was in the relegation spot after Toulouse's win on Saturday night. The visitors got off the perfect start when fullback Max Jowitt dived over for a 4-0 lead.

Neither side were able to trouble the scorers for the rest of the first half but Hull KR did level when Jimmy Keinhorst crossed only 60 seconds after the restart for 4-4.

Ethan Ryan and star fullback Lachlan Coote both found their way to the try line in the second half to extend the Robins lead to 14-4.

The aptly named Will Dagger plunged the final blow into Wakefield's hope with his drop goal with ten minutes to go which gave Hull KR an eleven-point lead.

Trinity winger Lewis Murphy did pull one back moments later which gave the final nine minutes some spice but the visitors are now well in a relegation dogfight.

Hull Kingston Rovers 15
Wakefield Trinity 10

Venue: Sewell Group Craven Park, Hull
Crowd: 7029
Date: Monday 18 July 2022 at 12:00am

Hull Kingston Rovers (15)
Tries: Jimmy Keinhorst, Ethan Ryan, Lachlan Coote
Goals: Lachlan Coote 1
Field Goals: Will Dagger 1

Wakefield Trinity (10)
Tries: Max Jowitt, Lewis Murphy
Goals: Mason Lino 1

Red Devils shock cowed Catalans to boost top six hopes

Salford Red Devils have upset Catalans Dragons 32-6 in a major boost to their chances of making the Super League finals on Sunday afternoon.

That marks back-to-back losses for last year's Grand Finalists while Salford Red Devils pull within two points of Hull FC in sixth place.

The Dragons scored their only points of the game in the first 10 minutes. Forward Joe Chan crossed from close range before Sam Tomkins made it 6-0.

Ken Sio responded with a pair of scores for Salford to give the hosts a slender 12-6 lead headed into the break and on course for an upset.

Australian halfback Brodie Croft sliced through the defence for another score followed by Sio completing his hat-trick in a one-sided affair on Sunday.

Sneyd booted six goals across the 80 minutes that helped to keep the Red Devils ticking the scoreboard over against a downbeat Dragons side.

Jack Ormanroyd rounded off the scoring in a superb afternoon for the Red Devils which made it 32-6 and moved them within striking distance of Hull FC.

Catalans Dragons are battling a huge injury toll currently and have held onto fourth spot currently with a four-point break to fifth place Castleford Tigers.Salford Red Devils 32

Catalans Dragons 6

Venue: AJ Bell Stadium, Barton-upon-Irwell
Crowd: 2607
Date: Monday 18 July 2022 at 12:00am

Salford Red Devils (32)
Tries: Ken Sio 3, Brodie Croft, Jack Ormondroyd
Goals: Marc Sneyd 4

Catalans Dragons (6)
Tries: Joe Chan
Goals: Sam Tomkins 1

Ladder after Round 19

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