Women’s RL: St Helens will provide a play-off marker for Leeds Rhinos says Adam Cuthbertson

By Peter Smith
Published 6th Sep 2019, 12:05 BST
Leeds Rhinos' Aimee Staveley is tackled by Channy Crowl of St Helens during the clash between the two sides in July.Leeds Rhinos' Aimee Staveley is tackled by Channy Crowl of St Helens during the clash between the two sides in July.
Leeds Rhinos' Aimee Staveley is tackled by Channy Crowl of St Helens during the clash between the two sides in July.
LEEDS RHINOS Women will be in play-off mode when they travel to St Helens on Sunday.

Rhinos are third in Betfred Women’s Super League, four points behind Saints and six adrift of unbeaten leaders Castleford Tigers.

Second will be at home to third in the semi-finals and Rhinos coach Adam Cuthbertson knows his team can lay a marker down this weekend.

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“The message I am trying to drive home is this week is a really good opportunity for us to prepare for the play-offs,” Cuthbertson said.

Leeds Rhinos women's coach Adam Cuthbertson.Leeds Rhinos women's coach Adam Cuthbertson.
Leeds Rhinos women's coach Adam Cuthbertson.

“We are sitting third and if we keep going the way we are it’s looking like a semi-final against Saints. This will be a really good opportunity to get right what we need to get right.