LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy
In the Challenge Cup match between Wakefield Trinity and Huddersfield Giants, Wakefield emerged victorious with a 22-12 win after coming from behind in the second half.
Mike McMeeken's early try initially gave Trinity the lead, but Huddersfield fought back to be ahead 12-6 at halftime.
However, Wakefield managed to turn the tide with Liam Hood's try early in the second half, eventually securing the win with additional tries from Tom Johnstone.
Johnstone's two tries, including one off Jake Trueman's kick, proved crucial in securing Wakefield's spot in the quarter-finals.
Meanwhile, Leigh dominated the Championship side Batley in their Challenge Cup match, winning 62-4 with an impressive performance that saw them score 12 tries.
Players like Umyla Hanley, Keanan Brand, and Lachlan Lam all notched two tries each, with Brand's long-range effort from 80 meters standing out as a highlight of the game.
Overall, Wakefield's come-from-behind victory against Huddersfield showcased their resilience and determination in the Cup competition.
Leigh's dominant display against Batley signaled their strength and prowess as they progressed in the tournament.
The quarter-finals of the Challenge Cup promise more exciting matchups as teams continue to battle for supremacy on the field.