LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy
Mikey Lewis led Hull KR to a dominant 50-4 victory over Huddersfield in the Super League, securing their sixth win in six league matches and maintaining their position at the top of the table.
Lewis, who scored a hat-trick and had a role in most of his team's nine tries, was instrumental in their success.
Despite a strong effort from Huddersfield in the first half, they were ultimately unable to keep up with Hull KR.
George Flanagan's standout try was a bright spot for Huddersfield, but they were unable to overcome Hull KR's relentless attack.
Arthur Mourgue, making his debut for Hull KR, also made an impact with a try and seven conversions.
However, it was Lewis who stole the show with his impressive performance, particularly in a battle with fellow half-back Flanagan.
The match began with Lewis setting up Oliver Gildart for a try in the sixth minute, showcasing his playmaking skills.
Huddersfield's errors allowed Hull KR to capitalize on opportunities and build a commanding lead.
Despite Flanagan's individual brilliance in scoring a long-range solo try, Huddersfield struggled to contain Hull KR's dynamic attack.
Overall, Hull KR's performance was highlighted by Lewis' exceptional display, earning praise for his ability to control the game and create scoring opportunities for his team.
The win further solidified Hull KR's position as contenders in the Super League, while Huddersfield faced their sixth consecutive defeat.
Lewis' influence on the match was evident throughout, with his hat-trick and decisive contributions playing a key role in his team's impressive victory.