Seventh place EAST LEEDS played sixth place THATTO HEATH CRUSADERS. East Leeds were behind at the half time mark 18-16, but the away team didn’t score in the second half and East Leeds scored 40 points past them.

Thatto’s tries came from Alex Holland, David Sutton and Steven Woods and Shaun Quinn converting all three of the tries.

East Leeds try scorers were Kyle Quinlan, Benjamin Walkin who got two each and Luke Tomlinson, Nathan Conroy, Jason Priestley, Adam Hartley, Declan Tomlinson and Jordan Normington, Nathan Conroy also kicked all eight goals.

Bottom Side WIGAN ST JUDES had to travel to EGREMONT RANGERS with only 13 players, however they didn’t let that affect them as they opened the scoring with a try from hooker Danny Clayton.

From there on Egremont scored with through Ryan Barnes, John Paul Brocklebank both getting two each and Benjamin Walker getting a try.

Nathan Jones however did hit back with a try, but it was soon cancelled out by an additional try from Benjamin Walker and Rhys Walker. John Paul Brocklebank kicked six goals out of seven.

Second place SIDDAL got back to winning ways when LEIGH MINERS RANGERS came to their ground, Siddals prop George Amble opened the scoring with a conversion from Chris Brooke, Billy Hammond then bagged a try five minutes later.

However Leigh were the next to score through Gareth Paine, however Billy Hammond was the next to score, and then Joel MacFarlane finished the game with three minutes to go with a try which Brooke converted.

High flying WEST HULL beat HULL DOCKERS fairly comfortably even though it was 26-6 to West Hull at half time, but they came out strong and scored an additional 28 points, Dockers try came from Andrew Kay and converted by Craig Skelton.

West hull scored an impressive 10 tries, a hat trick from full back Brett Turner, two from Thomas Radley and George Lawler, and one each from Daniel Parker, Ian Kerman and Aaron Spaven. Ian Kerman also kicked 7 goals.

Home side HUNSLET WARRIORS played well against fourth place WATH BROW HORNETS however Wath Brow went in 14-4 at half time Caldon Bravo got their only try if the first half, while Francis King and Scott Pink scored Hornets first half tries with King also adding a conversion and two penalties.

Hunslet then came out and scored twice in the second half, one trough Jamie Devine and Francis King getting his second. King converted both. However the Warriors was the last to score when Lloyd Templeton scored and Gary McClelland converted but it was just too late.

Top of the table LOCK LANE faced a strong WIGAN ST PATRICKS side Lanes centre Tom Wood and Wigan’s Earl Hurst traded tries in the opening five.

Lane added another try through Siddons before Wigan earned a 16-10 lead before the opening quarter was out with 2 tries from Tom Atherton, both of which Andy Cunningham converted.

Lane then hit back three minutes into the second half with two tries from Adam Garlick and one from Jimmy Cryer. Pats then responded through Anthony Griffiths and Andy Higham with Cunningham adding his third goal for a 26-24 lead on the 51 minute mark.

And then 11 minutes from time Garlick got his third try of the afternoon and then he achieved his fourth try with three minutes left to play. And Danny Rowse added the conversion.

Premier Division

Hunslet Warriors 10-26 Wath Brow Hornets

Lock Lane 34-26 Wigan St Patricks

Egremont Rangers 40-8 Wigan St Judes

East Leeds 56-18 Thatto Heath Crusaders

Siddal 20-4 Leigh Miners Rangers

West Hull 54-6 Hull Dockers