LeagueNews.co | Robbie Hamilton
Matty Ashton's hat-trick propelled Warrington to a 32-18 victory over St Helens, marking their third win over the Saints in five weeks.
The win moved Warrington up to seventh in the Super League standings.
Ashton's impressive performance was a key factor in the victory, as he scored two tries in the left corner before completing his hat-trick with a dive into the same corner.
Toby King also contributed a try for Warrington, helping them to a narrow 16-14 lead at halftime.
Despite two tries from Mark Percival and one from Jon Bennison for St Helens, Warrington managed to hold on to their lead.
Rodrick Tai and Matt Dufty added further tries for Warrington, while Bennison scored a late consolation try for St Helens.
Ashton's impact on the game was significant, with his hat-trick proving to be crucial in securing the victory for Warrington.
The young player's performance was praised by coach Steve Price, who highlighted his composure and finishing ability.
Price described Ashton as a "quality finisher," noting that he has a bright future ahead of him in the sport.
Ashton's hat-trick not only helped Warrington to victory but also showcased his potential as a top talent in the Super League.
The result marked Warrington's third consecutive win over St Helens, having previously triumphed in both a league meeting and a Challenge Cup tie.
The victory was a statement of Warrington's strength and determination, as they continue to climb up the Super League standings.
Despite a strong performance from St Helens, particularly with tries from Percival and Bennison, Warrington's defense held firm and their attacking prowess ultimately led them to victory.
The win will undoubtedly boost Warrington's confidence as they look ahead to their upcoming fixtures.