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August 6 2006

Super League, NRL and National League Results

Wednesday 2nd August 2006

LHF Healthplan National League One

Hull Kingston Rovers 21-10 York City Knights

LHF Healthplan National League Two

Hunslet Hawks 24-24 Swinton Lions

Friday 4th August 2006

Engage Super League

Bradford Bulls 50-22 Warrington Wolves
Hull FC 23-10 Leeds Rhinos
Salford City Reds 34-0 Harlequins RL
St. Helens 56-8 Huddersfield Giants
Wigan Warriors 40-4 Catalan Dragons

Telstra Premiership NRL

Parramatta Eels 28-6 St George/Illawarra Dragons

Saturday 5th August 2006

Engage Super League

Castleford Tigers 0-18 Wakefield Trinity Wildcats

LHF Healthplan National League Three

Bramley Buffaloes 88-16 Dewsbury Celtic
Gateshead Storm 6-48 Hemel Hempstead Stags
St. Albans Centurions 56-28 Featherstone Lions
Warrington Wizards 56-16 Bradford Dudley Hill

Telstra Premiership NRL

Melbourne Storm 46-4 Wests Tigers
New Zealand Warriors 12-10 Cronulla Sharks
North Queensland Cowboys 14-54 Canterbury Bulldogs

Sunday 6th August 2006

LHF Healthplan National League One

Leigh Centurions 36-10 Hull Kingston Rovers
Oldham 8-56 Halifax
Whitehaven Warriors 22-12 Doncaster Lakers
Widnes Vikings 18-31 Rochdale Hornets
York City Knights 20-26 Batley Bulldogs

LHF Healthplan National League Two

Blackpool Panthers 20-40 Sheffield Eagles
Celtic Crusaders 22-26 Gateshead Thunder
Dewsbury Rams 24-14 Barrow Raiders
Hunslet Hawks 18-44 Workington Town
Keighley Cougars 28-6 Swinton Lions
London Skolars 31-12 Featherstone Rovers

Telstra Premiership NRL

Canberra Raiders 30-18 Brisbane Broncos
South Sydney Rabbitohs 32-26 Penrith Panthers
Sydney Roosters 18-32 Newcastle Knights

WRL Team of the Week: Wakefield Trinity Wildcats

Wakefield once again opened up the relegation situation following there impressive 18-0 away victory over neighbours Castleford Tigers. The result moves Wakefield off the bottom of the Super League table ahead of Catalan Dragons, who are exempt from relegation this season, so Wakefield are still currently in the relegation position despite there win. However, Wigan Warriors are now only 2 points ahead of Wakefield and next weekend will be a crucial one for both teams in there quests to stay in the top flight. Wigan travel to Headingley to face an out of form Leeds side , whilst Wakefield host Catalan Dragons. Victory for Wakefield together with a loss for Wigan would see Wakefield and Wigan both on the same number of league points.

Wakefield have new coach John Kear at the helm and no doubt his experience will show in the last few league matches. Wakefield were at there best in terms of defence against Castleford at the weekend and no doubt the Kear factor played dividends for the Wildcats.