LeagueNews.co | Cooper McEnroe
In Round 13 of the Super League, Hull KR delivered a commanding performance against St Helens, winning 34-4 at Sewell Group Craven Park.
The Robins established an impressive 28-4 lead by halftime, powered by two tries from Jack Broadbent along with contributions from Peta Hiku, Mikey Lewis, and Elliot Minchella.
Arthur Mourgue successfully converted four out of five tries.
St Helens managed to score through an unconverted try by Lewis Murphy but struggled significantly, especially after Deon Cross was sin-binned for a high shot.
The second half saw limited scoring, with only another converted try from Lewis, highlighting the dominance of Hull KR in the first half.
This decisive win reflected head coach Willie Peters' strategy to field a strong team just ahead of the Challenge Cup final, where Hull KR aims to secure their first trophy since 1985.
In other matches, fellow Challenge Cup finalists Warrington Wolves triumphed over Castleford Tigers with a score of 34-24, and Wigan Warriors achieved a substantial 46-6 victory against Salford Red Devils.