
Fri May 11, 2007
Rob Worrincy signs for Hull FC Doncaster Lakers Hull FC have signed 22-year-old winger Rob Worrincy until the end of the season. 10:25
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Fri May 11 2007, 8:00PM GMTFri: Salford City Reds 10 l. Huddersfield Giants 36 at The Willows, Salford, UKCrowd: 3,694 Fri May 11 2007, 8:00PM GMTFri: St Helens 70 d. Rochdale Hornets 10 at Knowsley Road, St Helens, UKCrowd: 3,586 Sat May 12 2007, 2:45PM GMTSat: Leeds Rhinos 18 l. Wigan Warriors 22 at Headingley, Leeds, UKCrowd: 9,612 Sun May 13 2007, 2:00PM GMTSun: Wakefield Trinity Wildcats 4 l. Bradford Bulls 14 at Belle Vue Stadium, Wakefield, Yorkshire, UKCrowd: 3,568 Sun May 13 2007, 3:00PM GMTSun: Whitehaven 14 l. Les Catalans Dragons 24 at Recreation Ground, Whitehaven, UKCrowd: 3,008 Sun May 13 2007, 3:00PM GMTSun: Warrington Wolves 48 d. Barrow Raiders 16 at Halliwell Jones Stadium, Warrington, UKCrowd: 4,184 Sun May 13 2007, 3:00PM GMTSun: Oldham 6 l. Harlequins 66 at Boundary Park, Oldham, UKCrowd: 559 Sun May 13 2007, 3:15PM GMTSun: Hull FC 44 d. Sheffield Eagles 6 at Kingston Communications Stadium, Hull, Yorkshire, UKCrowd: 4,363
Wed May 16, 2007 Source: www.superleague.co.ukA 24-point haul from centre Craig Hall was the highlight of a less than impressive victory for Hull FC over the Sheffield Eagles in the Carnegie Challenge Cup. Hall crossed for three tries and kicked six goals - but it was not until late in the second half that the hosts finally asserted their authority with four tries coming in a late spell. Less than 4,500 people braved persistent rain and deserved better from two teams a league apart. At times, the Co-operative National League One Eagles matched their engage Super League opponents and did not deserve to be on the end of the heavy final scoreline. The home side led 18-6 at half-time with hooker Wayne Godwin giving Hull a sixth-minute lead with a try, converted by Hall. In the 23rd minute Hall grabbed the first of his hat-trick and added a superb touchline conversion for 12-0. Just after the half hour, stand-off Richard Horne and Hall's third goal extended the Black & Whites' lead. But, undeterred, the Eagles fought back with a try from Tom Bookenham and a goal from full-back Johnny Woodcock. As the rain got heavier in the second half, Hull seemed to improve. But it was not until just before the hour when they extended their lead even further, courtesy of a Sean Briscoe try. Man-of-the-match Willy Manu combined with Tommy Lee for a Kirk Yeaman try which extended the lead to 28-6. Hall then scored twice in 13 minutes to complete his hat-trick before substitute Hutch Maiava added Hull's final try three minutes from time confirmed their place in the last eight. Report source: www.superleague.co.ukArticle: Sharp warns "patchy" Hull |