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Super League: Wigan Warriors 56-4 St Helens – Wigan maintain 100% winning record | Manchester News

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Super League: Wigan Warriors 56-4 St Helens – Wigan maintain 100% winning record | Manchester News
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Betfred Women’s Super League

Wigan Warriors (30) 56

Tries: Williams, Wilson, Jones 2, Derbyshire, Banks 2, Hunter, Foubister, Davies, Salihi Goals: Rowe 6

St Helens (0) 4

Try: Dennis

Wigan Warriors convincingly beat St Helens 56-4 to maintain their 100% winning record in the Women’s Super League this season.

Sixteen days after a 44-6 victory in the opening game of the Super Four stage, leaders Wigan scored 11 tries as they dominated once more against their neighbours in the reverse fixture.

Molly Jones and Grace Banks both scored a try in each half, while Anna Davies’ late score was Wigan’s 10th of the match and took them to the 50-point mark.

Wigan have won all four meetings between the sides so far in 2026, including the Challenge Cup final in May, and been victorious in all 10 Women’s Super League fixtures in 2026.

Saturday’s win gives the Warriors a four-point advantage at the top over Leeds Rhinos, who play York Valkyrie on Sunday.

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