Peter Smith

2 days ago | yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk | Peter Smith

Scan results have confirmed the extent of the injury suffered by Leeds Rhinos full-back Lachie Miller. The Australian picked up a calf muscle problem late in the first half of last Saturday’s 22-18 win against Wakefield Trinity and did not play after the break. Miller has been in impressive form since returning from pre-season hamstring and calf injuries six games into the current campaign and is sixth in the Man of Steel leaderboard.

3 days ago | yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk | Peter Smith

In-form forward Sam Lisone has spoken about his Leeds Rhinos future and admitted: “There’s no other team I’d want to play for.”Lisone, who joined Rhinos ahead of the 2023 season, has hit a rich vein of form over the past couple of months, including a barnstorming two-try performance in the recent win at Castleford Tigers. Speaking after that game, coach Brad Arthur hinted a new contract could be on the table for the 31-year-old Auckland-born powerhouse when his current deal ends this autumn.

3 days ago | yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk | Peter Smith

This weekend’s Challenge Cup final break marks half way in the league campaign and at least nine clubs will still fancy their chances of qualifying for the play-offs. Leeds Rhinos, Hull FC and Wakefield Trinity have been the surprise packages in the opening 13 Betfred Super League rounds, while St Helens, Warrington Wolves and Catalans Dragons have all underachieved.

3 days ago | yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk | Peter Smith

Things seem to be looking up for Leeds Rhinos. The team are in good form and confidence is growing on the terraces after a series of hard-fought victories, including last weekend’s 22-18 success against Wakefield Trinity. Here’s five talking points. 1: It hasn’t been perfect and there’s still a huge amount of work to be done, but Rhinos should be cautiously pleased with the way the first half of the Betfred Super League season has gone.

3 days ago | yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk | Peter Smith

Record-breaker Ryan Hall has been hailed as a “complete professional” after committing himself to another season with Leeds Rhinos. Hall rejoined Rhinos last autumn on a one-year deal which included an option for 2026 and the club today confirmed he will play on for a 20th season in professional rugby league. The 37-year-old is Betfred Super League’s all-time leading try scorer, with 260 and his 39 for England is also a record.