2015 Super League season results

This is a list of the 2015 Super League season results. Super League is the top-flight rugby league competition in the United Kingdom and France. The 2015 season starts on 6 February and ends on 10 October^[1] with the 2015 Super League Grand Final at Old Trafford. The Magic Weekend is scheduled over the weekend of 17 and 18 May and will be played at St James' Park in Newcastle for the first time since the weekend was created in 2007.

The 2015 Super League season consists of three stages. The regular season is played over 23 round-robin fixtures, in which each of the twelve teams involved in the competition played each other once at home and once away, as well as their Magic Weekend fixtures played over the sixteenth round of the season. In Super League XVIII, a win was worth two points in the table, a draw worth one point apiece, and a loss yielded no points.

The league leaders at the end of the regular season, will receive the League Leader's Shield, but the Championship will be decided through the second stage of the season—the play-offs. The second and third stage will be performed for the third time as it is now a part of a new English rugby league era.^[2] The top 8 teams will play in a pool to determine who will make the Grand Final, while the bottom four Super League and top four Championship 1 teams play in a pool fixture to determine which four teams will join the top 8 teams to play in Super League XXI.

Regular season

(References next to the scores=Video Highlights) (Match Stats are shown at the conclusion of each video)

Round 1

Home	Score	Away	Match Information
			Date and Time	Venue	Referee	Attendance
Widnes Vikings	22 – 22	Wigan Warriors	5 February, 20:00 GMT	Select Security Stadium	Tim Roby	9,286
St Helens RLFC	18 – 7	Catalans Dragons	6 February, 20:00 GMT	Langtree Park	Phil Bentham	12,008
Warrington Wolves	22 – 8[3]	Salford Red Devils	7 February, 15:00 GMT	Halliwell Jones Stadium	Richard Silverwood	11,864
Castleford Tigers	22 – 24[4]	Wakefield Trinity Wildcats	8 February, 15:30 GMT	The Wish Communications Stadium	Robert Hicks	10,728
Hull Kingston Rovers	30 – 40[5]	Leeds Rhinos	8 February, 15:00 GMT	KC Lightstream Stadium	Ben Thaler	11,811
Huddersfield Giants	0 – 19[6]	Hull F.C.	8 February, 15:00 GMT	John Smith's Stadium	Tim Roby	7,737
Source:[7][8]

• The crowd of 9,286 was the biggest attendance to watch a Widnes game at the Select Security Stadium for 10 years
• Widnes' Rhys Hanbury made his 100th Career appearance
• The crowd of 11,811 was the biggest attendance to watch a game at the KC Lightstream Stadium.
• Hull FC's Gareth Ellis made his 250th Super League appearance
• Huddersfield's defeat was their first opening round defeat since the 2008 Super League season (Super League XIII).

Round 2

Home	Score	Away	Match Information
			Date and Time	Venue	Referee	Attendance
Salford Red Devils	6 – 52[9]	St Helens RLFC	12 February, 20:00 GMT	AJ Bell Stadium	Ben Thaler	4,975
Hull F.C.	6 – 7[10]	Warrington Wolves	13 February, 20:00 GMT	KC Stadium	Phil Bentham	12,000
Leeds Rhinos	38 – 6[11]	Widnes Vikings	13 February, 20:00 GMT	Headingley Carnegie Stadium	Robert Hicks	14,132
Wigan Warriors	24 – 16[12]	Huddersfield Giants	13 February, 20:00 GMT	DW Stadium	Richard Silverwood	12,448
Catalans Dragons	13 – 12[13]	Castleford Tigers	14 February, 15:00 GMT / 16:00 CET	John Smith's Stadium	James Child	6,584
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats	44 – 24[14]	Hull Kingston Rovers	15 February, 15:00 GMT	Belle Vue Stadium	Tim Roby	5,320
Source:[7][8]

• Salford have now failed to beat St Helens in their past 10 meetings
• Leeds recorded an 11th successive victory against the Widnes Vikings
• Catalans have now beaten Castleford for the past 5 games on home soil

Round 3

Home	Score	Away	Match Information
			Date and Time	Venue	Referee	Attendance
Leeds Rhinos	28 – 24[11]	Huddersfield Giants	26 February, 20:00 GMT	Headingley Carnegie Stadium	Phil Bentham	12,878
St Helens RLFC	21 – 14[15]	Castleford Tigers	27 February, 20:00 GMT	Langtree Park	Richard Silverwood
Salford Red Devils	32 – 28[16]	Hull F.C.	28 February, 19:30 GMT	AJ Bell Stadium	Tim Roby	3,606
Catalans Dragons	38 – 18[17]	Warrington Wolves	28 February, 15:00 GMT / 16:00 CET	Stade Gilbert Brutus	Ben Thaler	8,946
Hull Kingston Rovers	22 – 20[18]	Wigan Warriors	1 March, 15:00 GMT	KC Lightstream Stadium	Robert Hicks	7,632
Widnes Vikings	58 – 16[19]	Wakefield Trinity Wildcats	1 March, 15:00 GMT	Select Security Stadium	James Child	5,810
Source:[20][21]

• Leeds are now unbeaten in their past 8 matches against the Giants.
• Huddersfield's Danny Brough has now surpassed 3,000 career points after his fourth and final conversion of the match against Leeds.
• Widnes' Kevin Brown made his 300th career appearance.
• Danny Tickle kicked his 100th point for Widnes in their victory over Wakefield.

Here are February's top 5 tries:^[22]

Round 4

Home	Score	Away	Match Information
			Date and Time	Venue	Referee	Attendance
Hull F.C.	12 – 43[23]	Leeds Rhinos	5 March, 20:00 GMT	Kingston Communications Stadium	Richard Silverwood	10,887
Huddersfield Giants	24 – 12[24]	Widnes Vikings	6 March, 20:00 GMT	John Smith's Stadium	Ben Thaler	5,452
Castleford Tigers	42 – 14[25]	Wigan Warriors	6 March, 20:00 GMT	The Mend-A-Hose Jungle	Tim Roby	7,772
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats	16 – 20[26]	St Helens RLFC	6 March, 20:00 GMT	Belle Vue Stadium	Robert Hicks	9,676
Catalans Dragons	40 – 40[27]	Salford Red Devils	7 March, 16:30 GMT/ 17:30 CET	Stade Gilbert Brutus	Phil Bentham	7,800
Warrington Wolves	32 – 24[28]	Hull Kingston Rovers	8 March, 15:00 GMT	Halliwell Jones Stadium	James Child	9,587
Source:[20][21]

• Leeds' Kevin Sinfield become the fourth time overall points scorer in rugby league history after their match against Hull F.C.
• Leeds' Danny McGuire made his 350th appearance for the Rhinos.
• Hull F.C.'s Leon Pryce scored his 200th career try.
• Castleford's Luke Dorn became the 10th all-time top Super League try-scorer, after scoring a try in their match against Wigan, equalling former Wigan Warriors player Pat Richards' record.
• Wigan's Josh Charnley made his 100th Super League appearance.
• Hull KR's Kevin Larroyer made his 100th career appearance.

Round 5

Home	Score	Away	Match Information
			Date and Time	Venue	Referee	Attendance
Huddersfield Giants	22 – 0[29]	Castleford Tigers	12 March, 20:00 GMT	John Smith's Stadium	James Child	5,257
Widnes Vikings	20 – 30[30]	St. Helens RLFC	13 March, 20:00 GMT	Select Security Stadium	Robert Hicks	7,772
Wigan Warriors	13 – 12[31]	Hull FC	13 March, 20:00 GMT	DW Stadium	Ben Thaler	11,718
Warrington Wolves	18 – 6[32]	Leeds Rhinos	13 March, 20:00 GMT	Halliwell Jones Stadium	Phil Bentham	10,075
Salford Red Devils	24 – 18[33]	Wakefield Trinity Wildcats	15 March, 15:00 GMT	AJ Bell Stadium	Matt Thomason	2,712
Hull Kingston Rovers	50 – 20[34]	Catalan Dragons	15 March, 15:00 GMT	KC Lightstream Stadiumn	Richard Silverwood	6,723
Source:[20][21]

• Salford's Adrian Morley made his 300th Super League appearance

Round 6

Home	Score	Away	Match Information
			Date and Time	Venue	Referee	Attendance
St Helens RLFC	32 – 24[35]	Warrington Wolves	19 March, 20:00 GMT	Langtree Park	Ben Thaler	12,618
Castleford Tigers	30 – 16[36]	Salford Red Devils	20 March, 20:00 GMT	The Mend-A-Hose Jungle	Robert Hicks	6,901
Leeds Rhinos	26 – 14[37]	Wigan Warriors	20 March, 20:00 GMT	Headingley Carnegie Stadium	Richard Silverwood	18,350
Hull F.C.	33 – 22[38]	Catalans Dragons	20 March, 20:00 GMT	Kingston Communications Stadium	Phil Bentham	11,994
Widnes Vikings	20 – 16[39]	Hull Kingston Rovers	22 March, 15:00 GMT	Select Security Stadium	Matt Thomason	5,273
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats	14 – 44[40]	Huddersfield Giants	22 March, 15:00 GMT	Belle Vue	Joe Cobb	4,354
Source:[20][21]

• St Helens' win was their first home win against the Wolves in five years.
• Huddefield's Scott Grix made history with the quickest hat-trick from the start of a First Utility Super League match, scoring his three tries in just over 7 minutes. The current record for fastest ever hat-trick from the start of a match was Huddersfield's current assistant coach Chris Thorman who scored his three tries in 6 minutes 54 seconds against Doncaster in 2002.
• Huddersfield's Brett Ferres made his 250th career apeearance

Round 7

Home	Score	Away	Match Information
			Date and Time	Venue	Referee	Attendance
Salford Red Devils	36 – 8[41]	Widnes Vikings	26 March, 20:00 GMT	AJ Bell Stadium	Ben Thaler	3,476
Wigan Warriors	52 – 10[42]	Wakefield Trinity Wildcats	27 March, 20:00 GMT	DW Stadium	George Stokes	10,787
Warrington Wolves	10 – 29[43]	Huddersfield Giants	27 March, 20:00 GMT	Halliwell Jones Stadium	Phil Bentham	9,019
Hull Kingston Rovers	24 – 22[44]	St Helens RLFC	27 March, 20:00 GMT	KC Lightstream Stadium	Richard Silverwood	7,311
Castleford Tigers	20 – 14[45]	Hull F.C.	27 March, 20:00 GMT	The Mend-A-Hose Jungle	Matt Thomason	8,744
Catalans Dragons	22 – 38[46]	Leeds Rhinos	28 March, 18:00 GMT / 19:00 CET	Stade Gilbert Brutus	Richard Silverwood	8,876
Source:[20][21]

• Huddersfield beat Warrington for the first time in 11 games, their first win against the Wolves since 2011.
• St Helens' defeat means that every team has now lost at least one game this season.
• The last time St Helens beat Hull KR at Craven Park (KC Lightstream Stadium) was back in 2008.
• Castleford's Andy Lynch made his 450th career appearance.

Here are March's top 5 tries:^[47]

Round 8

Home	Score	Away	Match Information
			Date and Time	Venue	Referee	Attendance
Hull F.C.	30 – 6[48]	Huddersfield Giants	10 April, 20:00 GMT	Kingston Communications Stadium	Richard Silverwood	9,515
Wigan Warriors	36 – 14[49]	London Broncos	11 April, 20:00 GMT	DW Stadium	Matt Thomason	10,680
Warrington Wolves	12 – 25[50]	Hull Kingston Rovers	11 April, 20:00 GMT	Halliwell Jones Stadium	Robert Hicks	8,778
Leeds Rhinos	42 – 6[51]	Wakefield Trinity Wildcats	11 April, 20:00 GMT	Headingley Carnegie Stadium	Tim Roby	13,969
Bradford Bulls	24 – 38[52]	Salford Red Devils	11 April, 20:00 GMT	Provident Stadium	Phil Bentham	6,144
Castleford Tigers	28 – 30[53]	St Helens RLFC	11 April, 20:00 GMT	Wish Communications Stadium	Ben Thaler	6,487
Catalans Dragons	42 – 20[54]	Widnes Vikings	12 April, 15:30 GMT / 16:30 CET	Stade Gilbert Brutus	James Child	9,588
Source:[20][21]

• St Helens' Paul Wellens scored his 1000th point of his career.

Round 9 - Easter Matches

Home	Score	Away	Match Information
			Date and Time	Venue	Referee	Attendance
Bradford Bulls	6 – 46[55]	Leeds Rhinos	17 April, 20:00 GMT	Provident Stadium	Robert Hicks	10,106
London Broncos	22 – 28[56]	Catalans Dragons	17 April, 20:00 GMT	The Hive Stadium	Chris Leatherbarrow	1,002
Hull Kingston Rovers	21 – 20[57]	Hull F.C.	17 April, 20:00 GMT	KC Lightstream Stadium	James Child	10,197
St Helens RLFC	14 – 33[58]	Wigan Warriors	18 April, 12:15 GMT	Langtree Park	Richard Silverwood	17,980
Warrington Wolves	44 – 6[59]	Widnes Vikings	18 April, 14:45 GMT	Halliwell Jones Stadium	Ben Thaler	10,500
Wakefield Wildcats	20 – 43[60]	Castleford Tigers	18 April, 15:00 GMT	The Rapid Solicitors Stadium	Phil Bentham	5,159
Salford Red Devils	22 – 42[61]	Huddersfield Giants	18 April, 18:00 GMT	AJ Bell Stadium	Tim Roby	5,068
Source:[20][21]

• 17,980 is the highest attendance to watch a game at Langtree Park.
• Coming into this round St Helens were the only unbeaten team in the comp. Their unbeaten run came to an end with a defeat to the defending champions the Wigan Warriors. All teams have now lost at least once in the competition, but the London Broncos are the only team yet to win a game at this stage of the season.
• Rob Burrow made his 400th appearance for Leeds.
• Brett Kearney made his 100th appearance for Bradford.
• Hull KR's Craig Hall kicked the winning point, 46 seconds from time, to secure a win against his former club (Hull F.C.) in the 221st Humber Derby.
• The Catalans Dragons have now beaten the Broncos 10 times consecutively.

Round 10

Home	Score	Away	Match Information
			Date and Time	Venue	Referee	Attendance
Wigan Warriors	84 – 6[62]	Bradford Bulls	21 April, 15:00 GMT	DW Stadium	Tim Roby	15,529
Widnes Vikings	40 – 26[63]	St Helens RLFC	21 April, 15:00 GMT	Select Security Stadium	James Child	7,706
Leeds Rhinos	32 – 4[64]	Salford Red Devils	21 April, 15:00 GMT	Headingley Carnegie Stadium	Ben Thaler	14,013
Hull F.C.	40 – 4[65]	London Broncos	21 April, 15:00 GMT	Kingston Communications Stadium	George Stokes	9,538
Huddersfield Giants	36 – 16[66]	Wakefield Wildcats	21 April, 15:00 GMT	John Smith's Stadium	Robert Hicks	5,487
Castleford Tigers	40 – 6[67]	Warrington Wolves	21 April, 15:30 GMT	Wish Communications Stadium	Richard Silverwood	6,853
Catalans Dragons	37 – 24[68]	Hull Kingston Rovers	21 April, 18:00 GMT / 19:00 CET	Stade Gilbert Brutus	Phil Bentham	9,863
Source:[20][21]

Here are April's top 5 tries:^[69]

References

External links

• Super League website
• Rugby League Project

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