Results so far this season chaps.

Hulme: 4
Batley Bulldogs (A), Halifax (H), Halifax (A), Featherstone (A)

Kavanagh: 4
Featherstone (A*) [iTied[/i, Leigh (A*), Dewsbury (H), Batley (H) [iTied[/i

Mellor: 3
Barrow (A) , Toulouse (H), Batley (H) [iTied[/i

Varkulis: 3
York (H), York (A) [iTied[/i, Leigh (H)

Coyle: 2
Dewsbury (A), York (A) [iTied[/i

Flynn: 2
Leigh (A), Barrow (H)

Grady: 2
Rochdale (H*), Featherstone (A*) [iTied[/i

K Haggerty: 2
Sheffield (H), Hunslet (A)

Pickersgil: 2
York (A) [iTied[/i, Batley (H) [iTied[/i

Tyrer: 2
Sidal (A**), Toulouse (A)

Craven: 1
London Skolars (A*)

Finnigan: 1
Sheffield (A) [iTied[/i

Allen: 1
Sheffield (A) [iTied[/i

Heckenberg: 1
Hunslet Hawks (H)

Gore: 1
London Skolars (A**)

Ropati: 1
Hull FC (H**)


* - Denotes NRC Game
** - Denotes CC Game

Grady and Kav tied with 4 votes each in the Featherstone game.

Tyrer the Man from the Siddal CC game.

Finnigan and Allen men of the match against the Eagles with 5 votes a piece.

Heckenberg shades it from Kavanagh in second and Varks in third.

Flynn's effort and superb try rewarded with your MOM votes against Leigh. Super Danny Craven just edged into second. Finnigan back in 3rd.

Signed up for Super League and Ben Kavanagh was the clear choice in the NRC match against Leigh Centurions.

Young Hulme scored a sensational try in his first 1st team outing for some time and was rewarded with a MOM against Batley.
On loan debutant Logan Tomkins came in second some way. Only Dave Allen and Steve Pickersgil were the only other team members to receive any votes.

Back to back MOM awards for young Danny Hulme against Fax. A well taken 10 minute hat-trick of tries was reason enough to reward the full-back but the lad put in some terrific tackles and joined the line well all night.
A good organisational display by Vice Captain Chaz I'Anson meant he came in a close second.

Mellor's two tries were enough to win the MOM award against Barrow Raiders.

Mellor man of the match against Toulouse. Tomkins in second.

Young 'un Grant Gore was the top man in his return outing against the Skolars for the Challenge Cup.