2023 Hull Kingston Rovers season

Hull Kingston Rovers 2023 season
2023 Super League season Rank4th
Play-off resultSemi-finals
Challenge CupRunners-up
2023 recordWins: 19; draws: 0; losses: 12
Points scoredFor: 589; against: 498
Team information
ChairmanNeil Hudgell
Head CoachWillie Peters
Captain
StadiumCraven Park
Avg. attendance8,770[1]
High attendance10,050
Hull F.C., 9 July
Low attendance8,013
Leigh Leopards, 25 August
Top scorers
TriesRyan Hall (14)
GoalsBrad Schneider (31)
PointsBrad Schneider (83)
Home colours
Away colours
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The 2023 season was Hull Kingston Rovers' seventh consecutive season playing in England's top division of rugby league. During the season, they competed in the 2023 Super League season and the 2023 Challenge Cup.

Prior to the sacking of Tony Smith as head coach on 4 July 2022 and resultant temporary appointment of Danny McGuire for the rest of the 2022 season, Hull Kingston Rovers announced in May 2022 the appointment of former South Sydney Rabbitohs halfback and Newcastle Knights assistant coach Willie Peters as the team's head coach for the 2023 season in a three-year deal.[2]

Preseason friendlies

Date and Time Versus H/A Venue Result Score Tries Goals Attendance Report
20 January; 17:45[a] Featherstone Rovers A Post Office Road L 0–28 2,976 [3]
5 February, 15:00 Leeds Rhinos H Craven Park W 26–4 R. Hall (2), Opacic, Ryan, Litten Coote (1/2), Dagger (1/2) [4]

Super League

Main article: 2023 Super League season

Fixtures

Date and Time Round Versus H/A Venue Result Score Tries Goals Attendance TV Pos. Report
18 February; 13:00 Round 1 Wigan Warriors H Craven Park W 27–18 Kenny-Dowall (3), R. Hall, Linnett Coote (3/4), Lewis (0/2)
Drop-goals: Abdull 		10,029 Channel 4 4th [5]
23 February; 20:00 Round 2 Salford Red Devils A AJ Bell Stadium W 24–10 Wood (2), Ryan, Halton Dagger (4/4) 5,565 Sky Sports 1st[b] [6]
3 March; 20:00 Round 3 Leigh Leopards H Craven Park L 25–30 Kenny-Dowall, Lewis, Batchelor, Abdull Dagger (4/4)
Drop-goals: Abdull 		8,448 Sky Sports 3rd [7]
10 March; 20:00 Round 4 Warrington Wolves H Craven Park L 10–18 Halton (2) Coote (1/2) 8,082 Sky Sports 4th [8]
18 March; 18:00 (GMT) Round 5 Catalans Dragons A Stade Gilbert Brutus L 12–26 Milnes, R. Hall Lewis (2/2) 7,682 Sky Sports 7th [9]
24 March; 20:00 Round 6 Wakefield Trinity A Belle Vue W 34–6 Opacic (2), Wood, Senior, Linnett, Lewis, Minchella Lewis (0/3), Coote (3/4) 4,705 Sky Sports 7th [10]
31 March; 20:00 Round 7 Leeds Rhinos H Craven Park W 20–12 Senior, Sue, Linnett Coote (4/5) 8,512 Sky Sports Arena 5th [11]
7 April; 12:30
(Good Friday) 		Round 8
(Rivals Round) 		Hull F.C. A MKM Stadium W 40–0 R. Hall (3), Opacic, Batchelor, Coote, Lewis Coote (6/8) 20,985 Sky Sports Arena 4th [12]
14 April; 20:00 Round 9 St Helens H Craven Park W 26–14 Lewis (2), Coote, Litten Coote (5/5) 8,540 Sky Sports Arena 4th [13]
21 May; 20:00 Round 10 Castleford Tigers A The Jungle W 12–7 C. Hall, Parcell Coote (2/2) 7,110 Sky Sports Arena 3rd [14]
5 May; 20:00 Round 11 Huddersfield Giants H Craven Park W 28–0 R. Hall (2), Batchelor, (2), Opacic Milnes (4/7) 8,490 Sky Sports 3rd [15]
12 May; 20:00 Round 12 Warrington Wolves A Halliwell Jones Stadium L 14–21 Ryan, Linnett Lewis (3/3) 10,179 Sky Sports 3rd [16]
25 May; 20:00 Round 13 Wigan Warriors H Craven Park L 22–26 (g.p.) R. Hall, Parcell, Batchelor, Johnson Lewis (3/4) 8,068 Sky Sports 3rd [17]
3 June; 13:30 Round 14
(Magic Weekend) 		Salford Red Devils N St James' Park L 16–26 Minchella, King, R. Hall Coote (2/2), Lewis (0/1) 36,943[c] Sky Sports 5th [18]
10 June; 18:00 (BST) Round 15 Catalans Dragons A Stade Gilbert Brutus L 4–38 C. Hall Lewis (0/1) 9,453 Sky Sports 7th [19]
23 June; 20:00 Round 16 Wakefield Trinity H Craven Park W 28–12 Opacic (2), Senior (2), Lewis Milnes (4/5) 8,185 Sky Sports 7th [20]
30 June; 20:00 Round 17 Leigh Leopards A Leigh Sports Village L 4–34 Lewis Milnes (0/1) 6,012 Sky Sports 7th [21]
9 July; 12:00 Round 18 Hull F.C. H Craven Park L 6–16 Walker Milnes (1/1) 10,050 Sky Sports 7th [22]
14 July; 20:00 Round 19 Leeds Rhinos A Headingley Rugby Stadium W 19–18 (g.p.) Schneider, Opacic, Senior Milnes (2/3)
Drop-goals: Schneider 		13,728 Sky Sports 8th [23]
28 July; 20:00 Round 20 Castleford Tigers H Craven Park W 34–16 Opacic, Kennedy, Linnett, Minchella, Batchelor, Ryan Milnes (5/6 + 1 pen.) 8,636 Sky Sports 6th [24]
4 August; 20:00 Round 21 Wigan Warriors A DW Stadium L 6–64 Walker Milnes (1/1) 11,464 Sky Sports 5th [25]
18 August; 20:00 Round 22 St Helens A Totally Wicked Stadium L 6–28 Lewis Schneider (1/1) 11,258 Sky Sports 7th [26]
25 August; 20:00 Round 23 Leigh Leopards H Craven Park W 52–10 R. Hall (2), Lewis (2), Linnett (2), Kenny-Dowall, Minchella, Senior, Litten Schneider (8/11) 8,013 Sky Sports Action 7th [27]
1 September; 20:00 Round 24 Catalans Dragons H Craven Park W 26–18 Kenny-Dowall, Linnett, Walker, Lewis Schneider (5/5) 9,012 Sky Sports 6th [28]
8 September; 19:45 Round 25 Huddersfield Giants A Kirklees Stadium W 26–18 Kenny-Dowall, Abdull, Linnett, Senior Schneider (3/4 + 2 pen.) 4,628 Sky Sports 6th [29]
16 September; 19:30 Round 26 Salford Red Devils H Craven Park W 12–0 Batchelor, R. Hall Schneider (1/2 + 1 pen.) 9,848 Sky Sports 5th [30]
22 September; 20:00 Round 27 Wakefield Trinity A Belle Vue W 56–12 Storton (2), Schneider (2), Litten (2), Walker, Lewis, Opacic, R. Hall Schneider (8/11) 4,710 Sky Sports 4th [31]

Table

Pos Team Pld W D L PF PA PD Pts Qualification
1 Wigan Warriors (L, C) 27 20 0 7 722 360 +362 40 Qualification to Semi-finals
2 Catalans Dragons 27 20 0 7 722 420 +302 40
3 St. Helens 27 20 0 7 613 366 +247 40 Qualification to Eliminators
4 Hull Kingston Rovers 27 16 0 11 589 498 +91 32
5 Leigh Leopards 27 16 0 11 585 508 +77 32
6 Warrington Wolves 27 14 0 13 597 512 +85 28
7 Salford Red Devils 27 13 0 14 494 512 −18 26
8 Leeds Rhinos 27 12 0 15 535 534 +1 24
9 Huddersfield Giants 27 11 0 16 473 552 −79 22
10 Hull FC 27 10 0 17 476 654 −178 20
11 Castleford Tigers 27 6 0 21 323 774 −451 12
12 Wakefield Trinity (R) 27 4 0 23 303 742 −439 8 Relegation to Championship
Source: Super League
(C) Champions; (L) League Leaders' Shield Winners; (R) Relegated

Play-offs

Date and time Round Versus H/A Venue Result Score Tries Goals Attendance TV Report
29 September; 20:00 Eliminators Leigh Leopards H Craven Park W 20–6 Walker, R. Hall, Luckley Schneider (3/3 + 1 pen.) 9,305 Sky Sports Main Event [32]
7 October; 12:45 Semi-finals Wigan Warriors A DW Stadium L 12–42 Minchella, Litten Schneider (2/2) 15,162 Sky Sports Arena
Channel 4 		[33]

Challenge Cup

Main article: 2023 Challenge Cup
Hull Kingston Rovers in action against the Leigh Leopards at Wembley Stadium during the 2023 Challenge Cup Final

Hull Kingston Rovers were first drawn on 24 April to play the Batley Bulldogs at home in Round 6, confirmed following Batley's Round 5 34-16 victory against the Keighley Cougars the day prior.[34] Following a 50-0 victory against Batley,[35] Hull Kingston Rovers entered the quarter-finals and were drawn at home to the Salford Red Devils.[36]

After winning 28-10 against Salford,[37] Hull Kingston Rovers were drawn into the semi-finals against league leaders Wigan Warriors, to be played at the neutral Headingley Rugby Stadium.[38] A contentious match saw Hull Kingston Rovers win the match in extra time on golden point rules with a drop goal by Brad Schneider, sending the club to the Challenge Cup final for the first time since their 50-0 defeat to Leeds Rhinos in the 2015 final.[39]

Hull Kingston Rovers emerged as runners-up at Wembley Stadium against the Leigh Leopards, who won the match in extra time on golden point rules with a drop goal by Lachlan Lam.[40] The 2023 final was the first time a Challenge Cup final had been held without either Leeds Rhinos, Wigan Warriors, Warrington Wolves or St Helens participating since 1986.[41]

Date and time Round Versus H/A Venue Result Score Tries Goals Attendance TV Report
19 May; 20:00 Round 6 Batley Bulldogs H Craven Park W 50–0 Ryan (3), Linnett (2), Kenny-Dowall (2), Lewis, Luckley Lewis (5/7), Wood (2/2) 5,143 Not televised [35]
17 June; 12:00 Quarter-finals Salford Red Devils H Craven Park W 28–10 R. Hall, Zenon, Linnett, Kenny-Dowall, Hadley Milnes (4/5) 6,289 Viaplay Sports 1 [37]
23 July; 17:00 Semi-finals Wigan Warriors N Headingley Rugby Stadium W 11–10 (g.p.) Senior, Ryan Schneider (1/2)
Drop-goals: Schneider 		10,926 BBC One [39]
12 August; 15:00 Final Leigh Leopards N Wembley Stadium L 16–17 (g.p.) Litten, Parcell Schneider (2/2 + 2 pen.) 58,213 BBC One [40]

Transfers

Gains

Player Club Contract Date
Australia Rhys Kennedy Brisbane Broncos 2 Years June 2022[42]
Ireland Louis Senior Huddersfield Giants 2 Years July 2022[43]
Samoa Sauaso Sue Newcastle Knights 3 Years July 2022[44]
Australia Tom Opacic Parramatta Eels 2 Years August 2022[45]
England James Batchelor Wakefield Trinity 2 Years August 2022[46]
Turkey Yusuf Aydin Wakefield Trinity 2 Years August 2022[47]
Scotland Sam Luckley Salford Red Devils 2 Years September 2022[48]
England Corey Hall Wakefield Trinity 2 Years March 2023[49]
Australia Brad Schneider Canberra Raiders End of season July 2023[50]

Loans in

Player Club Loan period Date
France Tanguy Zenon Catalans Dragons Two weeks June 2023[51]
France Fouad Yaha Catalans Dragons Two weeks June 2023[52]
France César Rougé Catalans Dragons Two weeks August 2023[53]
England Isaac Shaw Wakefield Trinity Two weeks August 2023[53]
Wales Luke Thomas Warrington Wolves Two weeks August 2023[53]

Losses

Player Club Contract Date
Fiji Korbin Sims N/A Retirement August 2022[54]
Tonga Albert Vete Castleford Tigers 2 Years September 2022[55]
England Ben Crooks Keighley Cougars 2 Years September 2022[56]
England Adam Rusling Cornwall R.L.F.C. 1 Year October 2022[57]
England Tom Wilkinson Dewsbury Rams 1 Year October 2022[57]
England Nathan Cullen Cornwall R.L.F.C. 1 Year October 2022[58]
England Will Maher Halifax Panthers 2 Years October 2022[59]
England Bailey Dawson Castleford Tigers 1 Year December 2022[60]
England Charlie Cavanagh N/A Released January 2023[61]
Cook Islands Brad Takairangi Dapto Canaries January 2023[62]
England Tom Garratt N/A Retirement February 2023[63]
England Will Dagger Wakefield Trinity 1 Year March 2023[49]
Scotland Lachlan Coote N/A Retirement June 2023[64]

Loans out

Player Club Loan period Date
England Greg Richards Toulouse Olympique End of season January 2023[65]
England Connor Barley York Knights End of season March 2023[66]
Germany Jimmy Keinhorst Keighley Cougars One week March 2023[67]
Samoa Phoenix Laulu-Togaga'e Keighley Cougars Two weeks June 2023[68]

Squad

2023 Hull Kingston Rovers Squad
First team squad Coaching staff

Head coach

Assistant coaches

Legend:
  • (c) Captain(s)
  • (vc) Vice-captain(s)
  • Red card = suspended
  • red cross icon = injured
  • (gk) = Goal kicker

Updated: 10 October 2023
Source(s): First team line-up

Notes

  1. ^ Craig Hall's testimonial match
  2. ^ This match marked the first time Hull Kingston Rovers had topped the Super League table since the 2008 season.
  3. ^ Attendance recorded across three fixtures.

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