Wigan Warriors absolutely throttled St Helens with an insane 56-4 victory on Saturday, slamming down 11 tries and keeping their perfect winning streak alive in the Women’s Super League this season. This wasn’t just a win; it was a total statement game.
Dominance Is the Only Word
Seriously, what are Wigan doing to the competition? They’re not just winning; they’re *owning* it. This latest beatdown of their neighbors, St Helens, comes just sixteen days after they already demolished them 44-6 in the opening game of the Super Four stage. Talk about a one-sided rivalry this year! Wigan has now won all four of their matchups against St Helens in 2026, and yeah, that includes taking home the Challenge Cup final back in May. They’ve rolled through all 10 of their Women’s Super League fixtures this year, a 100% record that no one else can touch.
Tries for Days and Points Galore
Eleven tries in one game? That’s just ridiculous. Molly Jones and Grace Banks were on fire, each scoring a try in both halves, making life miserable for St Helens. And when Anna Davies pushed across Wigan’s tenth try of the match, it wasn’t just another score, it tipped them past the 50-point mark. That’s pure offense, folks, and it shows just how much firepower this team has.
This win pushes the Warriors to a four-point lead at the top of the table over Leeds Rhinos, who are set to play York Valkyrie on Sunday. Wigan is absolutely rolling, and you gotta wonder if anyone can even slow them down this season.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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