2024 Castleford Tigers season

Castleford Tigers 2024 season
Super League Rank10th
Play-off resultDid not qualify
Challenge CupQuarter-finals
2024 recordWins: 8; draws: 1; losses: 20
Points scoredFor: 459; against: 809
Team information
ChairmanIan Fulton
Head CoachCraig Lingard
Captain
StadiumThe Jungle (Wheldon Road)
Avg. attendance7,945
Agg. attendance103,279
High attendance10,170
Low attendance6,965
Top scorers
TriesInnes Senior (17)
GoalsRowan Milnes (51)
PointsRowan Milnes (135)
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The 2024 season was the Castleford Tigers' 99th season in the Rugby Football League and their 17th consecutive season in the top flight of English rugby league. The club competed in the 2024 Super League and the 2024 Challenge Cup.

This was Castleford's first and only season under Craig Lingard as head coach. The team was jointly captained by Paul McShane and Joe Westerman. They finished the Super League season in 10th place.

Kits

Supplier: Oxen
Main sponsor: CBR Engineering

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Season overview

After a poor 2023 season where they were drawn into a relegation scrap with Wakefield, Castleford's 11th-placed finish narrowly secured a position in the Super League for 2024.[2] The head coach role had been left vacant after the expiry of Danny Ward's short-term deal.[3] On 17 October 2023, it was announced that former assistant Craig Lingard had been appointed, becoming the club's fourth permanent head coach within 12 months. Danny McGuire additionally joined from Hull KR as the new assistant coach.[4] Joe Westerman was named co-captain alongside Paul McShane.[5]

In the offseason, the playing squad underwent a large turnover with a focus on reducing average age.[6][7] Departures included mainstays Nathan Massey and Greg Eden along with senior players such as Gareth Widdop, Niall Evalds and Jordan Turner.[6] Under the new IMG grading system, league status would no longer be solely dependent on table position, so the team operated with a reduced playing budget as the club prioritised off-field improvements.[8][9] Accordingly, the Tigers were widely predicted to compete with newly promoted London for the 'wooden spoon'.[10][11][12] On the eve of the season, their proposals for an upgrade of Wheldon Road were approved by the council.[13]

Castleford began the season poorly, falling to defeats against highly-rated Wigan, Salford and Warrington in the opening rounds. After a heavy loss to Huddersfield in round 4, Lingard said the team's capitulation was unacceptable and moved poor performers to the reserves.[14] The team showed improved resilience despite defeat in the following round at Catalans,[15] and they saw off Championship side Batley to advance in the Challenge Cup. However, they were unable to break down Leeds in round 6, with first-half control not being converted into points by their blunt attack; this sixth consecutive league loss marked Castleford's worst start to a season since 2004.[16]

The Tigers secured their first league win of the year against Salford in round 7, with Innes Senior notably scoring four tries. However, with injury problems mounting and fifteen players unavailable, Castleford crashed out of the cup with a 54-point loss to Wigan.[17] In April, the club announced a host of midseason signings including Tex Hoy, Louis Senior and Corey Hall. Another league defeat to Wigan was followed by an impressive 40–0 win against London, and a late comeback against Leigh secured a thrilling draw in round 10. Castleford's hit-and-miss performances continued over the following weeks, when they were trounced by St Helens, won against table rivals Hull (with Hoy scoring the club's try of the season),[18] and were comfortably beaten by Leeds.

June saw an upturn in the team's performances, with battling displays in consecutive games against the eventual top two, Wigan and Hull KR - only beaten by one penalty goal and one drop goal respectively. Centre Sam Wood's impressive form earned him an England call up, but he suffered an injury on international duty that ruled him out for the season.[19] In round 16, Castleford edged a low-scoring affair to earn an away win against St Helens for only the second time in 34 years.[20] They then duly beat bottom side London, before the standout performance of the year against Catalans secured a third straight victory with two tries from Liam Horne.[21][22] Lingard said the team was "unrecognisable" from the start of the year, having surpassed their 2023 points tally by July.[23] Their streak was brought to an end by two hard-fought defeats at the hands of play-off hopefuls Salford and Leigh.

In round 21, Castleford sustained their heaviest defeat in three months in their visit to table-topping Hull KR.[24] They went into their Magic Weekend fixture against Huddersfield just a point adrift of their 9th-placed opponents, however a meagre loss diminished hopes of moving up the table.[25] Lingard began to rotate the team in the remaining rounds, experimenting with different combinations and giving minutes to academy players like Jenson Windley, Fletcher Rooney and Akim Matvejev.[26][27] A flat defeat to Warrington was followed by a high-scoring win against Hull, where Rowan Milnes notched 19 points.[28] Castleford fell to substantial losses against Leigh, St Helens, and Huddersfield in the final three rounds of the season, dampening the improved mood around the club,[21] although their 10th-placed finish represented a marginal improvement on the previous campaign.[29] Alex Mellor was named Tigers Player of the Year,[30] and Liam Horne was voted Players' Player of the Year.[31]

First-team squad

2024 Castleford Tigers Squad
First team squad Coaching staff

Head coach

Assistant coach

Legend:
  • (c) Captain(s)
  • (vc) Vice-captain(s)
  • (gk) Goal kicker


Transfers and loans

Transfers in

No Player From Contract Date Ref.
17 Nixon Putt Central Queensland Capras 2 years 29 September 2023 [32]
11 Elie El-Zakhem North Sydney Bears 2 years 29 September 2023 [32]
21 Sylvester Namo Townsville Blackhawks 2 years 1 October 2023 [33]
18 Josh Hodson Batley Bulldogs 2 years 2 October 2023 [34]
2 Josh Simm Wynnum Manly Seagulls 2 years 3 October 2023 [35]
4 Sam Wood Hull Kingston Rovers 3 years 4 October 2023 [36]
1 Luke Hooley Leeds Rhinos 2 years 5 October 2023 [37]
16 Rowan Milnes Hull Kingston Rovers 2 years 8 October 2023 [38]
26 Samy Kibula Batley Bulldogs 1 year[b] 19 October 2023 [39]
30 Luis Johnson Hull Kingston Rovers 1 year 18 December 2023 [40]
32 Daniel Hindmarsh-Takyi Northern Pride 2 years 5 February 2024 [41]
34 Tex Hoy Hull F.C. 1 year 20 April 2024 [42]

Loans in

No Player From Loan type Arrival Return Ref.
5 Innes Senior Huddersfield Giants Season-long 11 October 2023 Permanent[c] [43]
33 Louis Senior Hull Kingston Rovers Two-week, rolling 16 April 2024 Permanent[c] [44]
Season-long 23 April 2024 [45]
35 Corey Hall Hull Kingston Rovers Season-long 23 April 2024 20 September 2024 [45]
36 Sam Eseh Wigan Warriors Two-week 23 April 2024 1 May 2024 [46][47]
Two-week 7 May 2024 21 May 2024 [48][49]
37 Matty English Huddersfield Giants Two-week, rolling 12 June 2024 15 July 2024 [50][51]

Transfers out

No Player To Contract Date Ref.
16 Adam Milner Huddersfield Giants 1 year[b][d] 25 May 2023 [52]
1 Niall Evalds Hull Kingston Rovers 2 years 23 August 2023 [53]
3 Jordan Turner Oldham 2 years 23 August 2023 [54]
14 Nathan Massey Featherstone Rovers 1 year 12 September 2023 [55][56]
2 Greg Eden Halifax Panthers 2 years 19 September 2023 [57][58]
23 Suaia Matagi Doncaster 1 year 19 September 2023 [57][59]
15 Alex Sutcliffe Doncaster 1 year 20 September 2023 [60][61]
27 Bailey Dawson Dewsbury Rams 1 year 20 September 2023 [60][62]
29 Kieran Hudson Leeds Rhinos 1 year 20 September 2023 [60][63]
30 Jacob Hookem Dewsbury Rams 1 year 20 September 2023 [60][64]
35 Ilikaya Mafi Doncaster 1 year 20 September 2023 [60][65]
11 Kenny Edwards Mackay Cutters[e] 2 years 20 September 2023 [66][67]
26 Elliot Wallis Huddersfield Giants 4 years 11 October 2023 [43]
6 Gareth Widdop Halifax Panthers[f] 1 year 18 October 2023 [68][69]
33 Aaron Willis Midlands Hurricanes 1 year 22 October 2023 [70][71]
— Jacques O'Neill Released 22 October 2023 [70][72]
27 Albert Vete Released 19 April 2024 [73]
22 Charbel Tasipale Western Suburbs Magpies ½ year 24 June 2024 [74][75]

Loans out

No Player To Loan type Departure Return Ref.
29 George Hill Whitehaven Two-week, rolling 27 March 2024 10 April 2024 [76]
3 Jack Broadbent Hull Kingston Rovers Season-long 23 April 2024 Permanent[c] [77]
32 Daniel Hindmarsh-Takyi Whitehaven Two-week, rolling 26 April 2024 28 June 2024 [78]
1 Luke Hooley Featherstone Rovers Two-week 3 May 2024 17 May 2024 [79]
6 Danny Richardson Hull Kingston Rovers Season-long 9 May 2024 Permanent[c] [80]
30 Luis Johnson Featherstone Rovers Two-week 13 June 2024 27 June 2024 [81]
26 Samy Kibula Featherstone Rovers Season-long 26 July 2024 7 October 2024 [82]

Dual registration

Castleford also agreed dual registration partnerships with Batley Bulldogs in the Championship and Newcastle Thunder in League One.[83][84]

Club No Player App T G DG Pts
Batley Bulldogs 1 Luke Hooley 12 6 2 1 29
17 Nixon Putt 6 0 0 0 0
20 Muizz Mustapha 2 0 0 0 0
26 Samy Kibula 6 0 0 0 0
29 George Hill 1 0 0 0 0
Newcastle Thunder 17 Nixon Putt 1 0 0 0 0
21 Sylvester Namo 1 0 0 0 0
32 Dan Hindmarsh 1 0 0 0 0
— Alfie Dean[g] 3 0 0 0 0
— Jaiden Linford[g] 1 0 0 0 0
Sources: RLRKC – Batley Bulldogs 2024 & RLRKC – Newcastle Thunder 2024
  1. ^ In tribute to Adrian Vowles[1]
  2. ^ a b With an option for a further year
  3. ^ a b c d The deal was made permanent at the end of the season
  4. ^ Initially joined on loan during the 2023 season, with the deal being made permanent ahead of 2024
  5. ^ Edwards initially announced his retirement, but later joined the Mackay Cutters on a two-year deal
  6. ^ Widdop initially announced his retirement, but later joined the Halifax Panthers on a one-year deal
  7. ^ a b Castleford Reserves player

Pre-season friendlies

Castleford's first fixture of 2024 was against Keighley Cougars, announced in November 2023.[85] They also faced the London Broncos and the Huddersfield Giants, both announced in December.[86][87]

Date Opposition H/A Venue Result Score Tries Goals Drop goals Source
Sun 14 January[a] Keighley Cougars A Cougar Park W 54–0 Simm, Tasipale, I. Senior (2), Hodson (2), Miller, Horne, Johnson, Qareqare Hooley (7/10) [88]
Sun 21 January London Broncos H Wheldon Road D 14–14 Wood, I. Senior (2) Richardson (1/2), Hooley (0/1) [89]
Sun 4 February[b] Huddersfield Giants H Wheldon Road W 20–14 Watts, Wood (2), Simm Hooley (2/4) [90]
  1. ^ Jake Webster's farewell match, after his testimonial was postponed in 2023
  2. ^ Paul McShane's testimonial match

Super League

Main article: 2024 Super League season

Results

On 23 November 2023, the Super League fixtures were announced.[91] All fixtures are subject to change, and matches from round 16 onwards may be rescheduled for broadcast on Sky Sports.[92]

Round 1: Sat 17 February Castleford Tigers 4–32 Wigan Warriors Castleford
17:30 GMT
 Goals:
Richardson (2/2)  8 (p)', 26 (p)'
Sent off:
Watts  29'
 BBC
Sky
Tries:
Mago  34'
French  38'
Marshall  51', 76'
Leeming  54'
Goals:
Smith (5/6)  4 (p)', 35', 40', 55', 78'
Keighran (1/1)  30 (p)'
Sin bin:
Smith 21' to 31'
 Stadium: Wheldon Road
Attendance: 10,170
Referee: Tom Grant
Round 2: Sun 25 February Salford Red Devils 26–22 Castleford Tigers Salford
15:00 GMT
 Tries:
Stone  10', 49'
Bourouh  13'
Macdonald  39'
Goals:
Sneyd (5/5)  12', 15', 40', 50', 73 (p)'
Sin bin:
Ormondroyd 64' to 74'
Watkins 79' to 80'
 BBC
Sky
Tries:
Wood  23'
Broadbent  32'
Westerman  56'
Horne  78'
Goals:
Richardson (1/2)  25'
Hooley (2/2)  57', 79'
 Stadium: Salford Community Stadium
Attendance: 4,770
Referee: James Vella
Round 3: Fri 1 March Warrington Wolves 30–8 Castleford Tigers Warrington
20:00 GMT
 Tries:
Ashton  23', 29'
Philbin  34'
Dufty  42'
Thewlis  75'
Goals:
Ratchford (5/5)  24', 31', 35', 40 (p)', 44'
Thewlis (0/1)
 BBC
Sky
Tries:
Simm  10'
I. Senior  49'
Goals:
Milnes (0/2)
 Stadium: Halliwell Jones Stadium
Attendance: 8,483
Referee: Aaron Moore
Round 4: Fri 8 March Castleford Tigers 8–50 Huddersfield Giants Castleford
20:00 GMT
 Tries:
I. Senior  23', 50'
Goals:
Hooley (0/2)
 BBC
Sky
Tries:
Swift  7', 69'
Clune  14'
Halsall  32', 72'
Hewitt  40'
Cudjoe  63', 77'
Naiqama  79'
Goals:
Russell (7/10)  8', 15', 35 (p)', 40', 70', 74', 78'
 Stadium: Wheldon Road
Attendance: 7,040
Referee: Liam Moore
Round 5: Sat 16 March Catalans Dragons 40–14 Castleford Tigers Perpignan
18:30 CET
 Tries:
Mourgue  15'
Abdull  20'
Johnstone  36'
Laguerre  43'
Davies  49'
Ikuvalu  65'
Rougé  68'
Goals:
Mourgue (6/7)  22', 37', 45', 51', 66', 68'
 BBC
Sky
Tries:
Westerman  34'
Simm  54', 77'
Goals:
Milnes (1/3)  35'
 Stadium: Stade Gilbert Brutus
Attendance: 8,159
Referee: James Vella
Round 6: Thu 28 March Castleford Tigers 6–26 Leeds Rhinos Castleford
20:00 GMT
 Tries:
Simm  71'
Goals:
Richardson (1/2)  72'
 BBC
Sky
Tries:
Momirovski  42', 52'
Miller  66', 74'
Goals:
Martin (5/5)  43', 53', 63 (p)', 67', 76'
 Stadium: Wheldon Road
Attendance: 9,026
Referee: Aaron Moore
Round 7: Fri 5 April Castleford Tigers 36–24 Salford Red Devils Castleford
20:00 BST
 Tries:
I. Senior  15', 32', 57', 77'
Hall  25'
Martin  60'
Goals:
Richardson (6/7)  17', 26', 33', 58', 61', 66 (p)'
 BBC
Sky
Tries:
Brierley  12', 48'
Lafai  38'
Macdonald  44'
Goals:
Sneyd (4/5)  8 (p)', 13', 39', 45'
Sin bin:
Bourouh 23' to 33'
 Stadium: Wheldon Road
Attendance: Not given
Referee: Chris Kendall
Round 8: Fri 19 April Wigan Warriors 36–14 Castleford Tigers Wigan
20:00 BST
 Tries:
French  8'
Marshall  35', 58'
Hampshire  44', 48'
Miski  72'
Goals:
Keighran (2/2)  9', 36'
Smith (4/4)  45', 49', 59', 74'
 BBC
Sky
Tries:
L. Senior  19'
Milnes  79'
Goals:
Milnes (3/3)  20', 40 (p)', 80'
 Stadium: DW Stadium
Attendance: 13,029
Referee: James Vella
Round 9: Fri 26 April Castleford Tigers 40–0 London Broncos Castleford
20:00 BST
 Tries:
Miller  2'
Milnes  25'
McShane  28'
Mellor  30'
I. Senior  36', 43'
L. Senior  50'
Goals:
Milnes (6/7)  3', 26', 29', 31', 38', 45'
 BBC
Sky
Stadium: Wheldon Road
Attendance: 6,996
Referee: Jack Smith
Round 10: Sat 4 May Leigh Leopards 28–28 Castleford Tigers Leigh
17:30 BST
 Tries:
Moylan  27'
Ipape  37'
Charnley  40'
Leutele  52'
Lam  69'
Goals:
Moylan (4/5)  29', 38', 40', 53'
 BBC
Sky
Tries:
L. Senior  11', 78'
Hoy  16'
Wood  61'
I. Senior  72'
Goals:
Milnes (4/5)  18', 62', 73', 79'
 Stadium: Leigh Sports Village
Attendance: 8,035
Referee: James Vella
Round 11: Fri 10 May Castleford Tigers 4–60 St Helens Castleford
20:00 BST
 Tries:
L. Senior  38'
Goals:
Milnes (0/1)
Sent off:
Horne  48'
 BBC
Sky
Tries:
Mata'utia  4'
Lomax  24'
Welsby  42', 57'
Percival  52'
Blake  54', 72', 80'
Bell  63', 68'
Dodd  75'
Goals:
Percival (8/12)  44', 49 (p)', 56', 58', 65', 69', 77', 80'
Sent off:
Makinson  13'
 Stadium: Wheldon Road
Attendance: 7,869
Referee: Jack Smith
Round 12: Fri 24 May Castleford Tigers 30–22 Hull F.C. Castleford
20:00 BST
 Tries:
Horne  7'
Hoy  9'
Milnes  31'
Qareqare  50'
C. Hall  55'
Goals:
Milnes (5/5)  8', 10', 33', 51', 56'
 BBC
Sky
Tries:
Barron  23'
Sutcliffe  37'
Chan  65'
Trueman  74'
Goals:
Reynolds (3/4)  24', 66', 75'
 Stadium: Wheldon Road
Attendance: 8,269
Referee: Aaron Moore
Round 13: Sat 1 June Leeds Rhinos 32–4 Castleford Tigers Leeds
17:30 BST
 Tries:
Handley  10'
Croft  23'
Frawley  42'
Martin  46', 68'
Goals:
Martin (6/6)  12', 25', 35 (p)', 44', 47', 70'
 BBC
Sky
Tries:
El-Zakhem  64'
Goals:
Milnes (0/1)
 Stadium: Headingley Stadium
Attendance: 14,529
Referee: Chris Kendall
Round 14: Fri 14 June Castleford Tigers 8–10 Wigan Warriors Castleford
20:00 BST
 Tries:
Hoy  33'
Goals:
Milnes (2/3)  52 (p)', 59 (p)'
Sin bin:
Robb 54' to 64'
 BBC
Sky
Tries:
Marshall  7', 61'
Goals:
Smith (1/3)  65 (p)'
 Stadium: Wheldon Road
Attendance: 6,965
Referee: Ben Thaler
Round 15: Thu 20 June Castleford Tigers 12–13 Hull Kingston Rovers Castleford
20:00 BST
 Tries:
Wood  13'
Milnes  59'
Goals:
Milnes (2/2)  14', 60'
 BBC
Sky
Tries:
Opacic  17'
Minchella  20'
Goals:
Lewis (2/3)  18', 21'
Drop goals:
Litten  75'
 Stadium: Wheldon Road
Attendance: 7,897
Referee: Aaron Moore
Round 16: Fri 5 July St Helens 6–8 Castleford Tigers St Helens
20:00 BST
 Tries:
Royle  38'
Goals:
Percival (1/2)  51 (p)'
 BBC
Sky
Tries:
I. Senior  55'
Goals:
Milnes (2/3)  68 (p)', 72 (p)'
 Stadium: Totally Wicked Stadium
Attendance: 9,808
Referee: Tom Grant
Round 17: Fri 12 July London Broncos 20–34 Castleford Tigers London
20:00 BST
 Tries:
Rourke  23'
Lovell  37'
Stock  60'
Bienek  70'
Goals:
O. Leyland (2/4)  61', 71'
Sin bin:
Kennedy 8' to 18'
 BBC
Sky
Tries:
Hoy  4'
I. Senior  10', 33'
Mellor  29', 53'
Milnes  55'
Goals:
Milnes (5/6)  5', 11', 34', 54', 57'
 Stadium: Stonebridge Road[a]
Attendance: 2,050
Referee: James Vella
Round 18: Sun 21 July Castleford Tigers 24–18 Catalans Dragons Castleford
15:00 BST
 Tries:
Horne  6', 24'
Miller  15'
Hoy  72'
Goals:
Milnes (4/4)  6', 16', 25', 74'
 BBC
Sky
Tries:
Johnstone  32'
Ikuvalu  45'
Mourgue  68'
Goals:
Mourgue (3/3)  33', 46', 69'
 Stadium: Wheldon Road
Attendance: 7,331
Referee: Marcus Griffiths
Round 19: Sat 27 July Salford Red Devils 30–22 Castleford Tigers Salford
15:00 BST
 Tries:
Macdonald  25'
Brierley  37'
Ryan  61'
Partington  66'
Hankinson  69'
Goals:
Sneyd (5/5)  26', 38', 62', 67', 70'
 BBC
Sky
Tries:
Qareqare  15', 49'
El-Zakhem  56'
Johnson  72'
Goals:
Milnes (3/4)  16', 50', 73'
Sin bin:
Horne 33' to 43'
Namo 65' to 75'
 Stadium: Salford Community Stadium
Attendance: 3,146
Referee: Chris Kendall
Round 20: Thu 1 August Castleford Tigers 10–20 Leigh Leopards Castleford
20:00 BST
 Tries:
Rooney  4'
Westerman  63'
Goals:
Milnes (1/2)  65'
Sin bin:
Namo 78' to 80'
 BBC
Sky
Tries:
Hardaker  23'
Charnley  31', 52'
Ipape  46'
Goals:
McIntosh (0/2)
Hardaker (2/3)  48', 54'
 Stadium: Wheldon Road
Attendance: Not given
Referee: Marcus Griffiths
Round 21: Fri 9 August Hull Kingston Rovers 36–6 Castleford Tigers Kingston upon Hull
20:00 BST
 Tries:
Hiku  10'
Burgess  16', 65'
Lewis  31'
Hall  36'
Evalds  67'
May  74'
Goals:
Lewis (4/8)  17', 46 (p)', 66', 75'
Sin bin:
Sue 51' to 61'
 BBC
Sky
Tries:
Mellor  6'
Goals:
Milnes (1/1)  7'
Sin bin:
Putt 42' to 52'
 Stadium: Craven Park
Attendance: Not given
Referee: Liam Rush
Round 22: Sun 18 August Huddersfield Giants 20–12 Castleford Tigers Leeds
18:30 BST
 Tries:
Halsall  4'
Hewitt  13'
Marsters  48'
Goals:
Connor (4/4)  5', 14', 49', 76 (p)'
Sin bin:
Lolohea 23' to 33'
Rogers 51' to 61'
 BBC
Sky
Tries:
Qareqare  58', 68'
Goals:
Milnes (2/2)  60', 70'
 Stadium: Elland Road
Attendance: 22,293
Referee: Aaron Moore
Round 23: Fri 23 August Castleford Tigers 6–28 Warrington Wolves Castleford
20:00 BST
 Tries:
Hooley  53'
Goals:
Hooley (1/1)  54'
 BBC
Sky
Tries:
Taylor-Wray  24'
Bateman  45'
Nicholson  64'
Ashton  73'
Thewlis  76'
Goals:
Thewlis (4/6)  25', 39 (p)', 47', 78'
Sin bin:
Yates 14' to 24'
 Stadium: Wheldon Road
Attendance: 7,449
Referee: Tom Grant
Round 24: Sat 31 August Hull F.C. 20–39 Castleford Tigers Kingston upon Hull
15:00 BST
 Tries:
Sao  10'
Barron  36', 39'
Tuimavave  49'
Goals:
Charles (2/4)  12', 51'
Sin bin:
Aydin 62' to 72'
 BBC
Sky
Tries:
I. Senior  4'
Milnes  13'
Windley  16'
Hoy  26', 74'
Namo  67'
Goals:
Milnes (7/7)  5', 15', 17', 27', 63 (p)', 68', 76'
Drop goals:
Milnes  71'
Sin bin:
Namo 47' to 57'
Horne 55' to 65'
 Stadium: MKM Stadium
Attendance: 10,271
Referee: Liam Rush
Round 25: Fri 6 September Castleford Tigers 12–34 Leigh Leopards Castleford
20:00 BST
 Tries:
C. Hall  33'
Milnes  63'
Goals:
Milnes (2/2)  34', 64'
Sin bin:
Windley 52' to 62'
 BBC
Sky
Tries:
O'Donnell  8'
Charnley  14'
Amone  35', 53'
O'Brien  45'
Leutele  55'
Goals:
Moylan (5/6)  9', 16', 35', 54', 57'
Sin bin:
Asiata 61' to 71'
 Stadium: Wheldon Road
Attendance: 9,053
Referee: Aaron Moore
Round 26: Fri 13 September St Helens 40–4 Castleford Tigers St Helens
20:00 BST
 Tries:
Burns  3'
Bennison  9', 26', 62'
Lomax  43'
Paasi  55'
Makinson  65'
Delaney  79'
Goals:
Bennison (3/7)  4', 45', 57'
Mata'utia (1/1)  80'
 BBC
Sky
Tries:
Rooney  40'
Goals:
Milnes (0/1)
 Stadium: Totally Wicked Stadium
Attendance: 12,058
Referee: Jack Smith
Round 27: Thu 19 September Huddersfield Giants 34–10 Castleford Tigers Huddersfield
20:00 BST
 Tries:
Hewitt  18', 60'
Rushton  21'
McGowan  26'
Lolohea  37'
Clune  48'
Goals:
Russell (5/6)  19', 22', 38', 49', 62'
 BBC
Sky
Tries:
Qareqare  55'
Mellor  73'
Goals:
Milnes (1/2)  74'
 Stadium: Kirklees Stadium
Referee: James Vella
  1. ^ The fixture was held away from Plough Lane as the pitch was being resurfaced

League table

Pos Team Pld W D L PF PA PD Pts Qualification
1 Wigan Warriors (C) 27 22 0 5 723 338 +385 44 Advance to Semi-finals
2 Hull Kingston Rovers (Y) 27 21 0 6 719 326 +393 42
3 Warrington Wolves 27 20 0 7 740 319 +421 40 Advance to Eliminators
4 Salford Red Devils 27 16 0 11 550 547 +3 32
5 Leigh Leopards 27 15 1 11 566 398 +168 31
6 St Helens 27 15 0 12 596 388 +208 30
7 Catalans Dragons 27 15 0 12 474 427 +47 30
8 Leeds Rhinos 27 14 0 13 530 488 +42 28
9 Huddersfield Giants 27 10 0 17 468 660 −192 20
10 Castleford Tigers 27 7 1 19 425 735 −310 15
11 Hull FC 27 3 0 24 328 894 −566 6
12 London Broncos (R) 27 3 0 24 317 916 −599 6 Demoted to Championship
Source: [1]
(C) Champions; (R) Relegated; (Y) Runners up

Challenge Cup

Main article: 2024 Challenge Cup

As a Super League club, Castleford entered the 2024 Challenge Cup in the Sixth Round, scheduled to be played in late March.[93] In the Sixth Round draw on 11 March, they drew the Batley Bulldogs.[94] In the draw for the quarter-finals on 25 March, Castleford were paired against the Wigan Warriors.[95]

Sixth round: Sat 23 March Batley Bulldogs 14–28 Castleford Tigers Batley
15:00 GMT
 Tries:
Manning  9'
Moore  32'
Goals:
D. Gibbons (3/3)  10', 13 (p)', 33'
 BBC
Sky
Tries:
Simm  23'
Milnes  27'
I. Senior  40', 71'
McShane  43'
Miller  64'
Goals:
Milnes (0/1)
McShane (2/5)  28', 44'
Sin bin:
Mellor 56' to 66'
 Stadium: Mount Pleasant
Attendance: 2,015
Referee: Marcus Griffiths
Quarter-final: Sun 14 April Castleford Tigers 6–60 Wigan Warriors Castleford
15:00 BST
 Tries:
I. Senior  32'
Goals:
Richardson (1/1)  34'
 BBC
Sky
Tries:
Marshall  4', 18', 50', 57'
O'Neill  7'
French  13'
Keighran  22'
Miski  45', 69'
Leeming  47'
Wardle  66'
Dupree  78'
Goals:
Smith (6/12)  8', 15', 20', 23', 49', 80'
 Stadium: Wheldon Road
Attendance: 4,097
Referee: Liam Moore

Player statistics

Summary

Appearances and points in all competitions
No Player App T G DG Pts
1 Luke Hooley 11 1 3 0 10 0 0
2 Josh Simm 7 5 0 0 20 0 0
3 Jack Broadbent 10 1 0 0 4 0 0
4 Sam Wood 16 3 0 0 12 0 0
5 Innes Senior 29 17 0 0 68 0 0
6 Danny Richardson 5 0 11 0 22 0 0
7 Jacob Miller 26 3 0 0 12 0 0
8 Liam Watts 22 0 0 0 0 0 1
9 Paul McShane 11 2 2 0 12 0 0
10 George Lawler 15 0 0 0 0 0 0
11 Elie El-Zakhem 26 2 0 0 8 0 0
12 Alex Mellor 26 5 0 0 20 1 0
13 Joe Westerman 26 3 0 0 12 0 0
14 Liam Horne 27 4 0 0 16 2 1
15 George Griffin 9 0 0 0 0 0 0
16 Rowan Milnes 24 8 51 1 135 0 0
17 Nixon Putt 7 0 0 0 0 1 0
18 Josh Hodson 5 0 0 0 0 0 0
19 Sam Hall 15 1 0 0 4 0 0
20 Muizz Mustapha 14 0 0 0 0 0 0
21 Sylvester Namo 15 1 0 0 4 3 0
22 Charbel Tasipale 6 0 0 0 0 0 0
23 Jason Qareqare 17 6 0 0 24 0 0
24 Cain Robb 18 0 0 0 0 1 0
25 Brad Martin 10 1 0 0 4 0 0
26 Samy Kibula 6 0 0 0 0 0 0
27 Albert Vete 4 0 0 0 0 0 0
28 Will Tate 3 0 0 0 0 0 0
29 George Hill 13 0 0 0 0 0 0
30 Luis Johnson 10 1 0 0 4 0 0
31 Fletcher Rooney 3 2 0 0 8 0 0
32 Dan Hindmarsh 8 0 0 0 0 0 0
33 Louis Senior 4 5 0 0 20 0 0
34 Tex Hoy 17 7 0 0 28 0 0
35 Corey Hall 14 2 0 0 8 0 0
36 Sam Eseh 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
37 Matty English 4 0 0 0 0 0 0
38 Jenson Windley 5 1 0 0 4 1 0
39 Akim Matvejev 2 0 0 0 0 0 0
Source: RLRKC – Castleford Tigers 2024

Appearances

Positions key:
FB = Fullback RW = Right wing RC = Right centre LC = Left centre LW = Left wing SO = Stand-off SH = Scrum half
PR = Prop HK = Hooker SR = Second row LF = Loose forward R = Replacement 18 = 18th man (* = Non-playing)
Appearances and positions in each fixture
No Player SL CC SL CC SL
1 2 3 4 5 R6 6 7 QF 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27
1 Luke Hooley FB FB FB FB R R 18* 18* RC RC RC RC RC
2 Josh Simm R RW RW RW RW RW RW
3 Jack Broadbent RC RC RC R FB FB FB FB FB FB
4 Sam Wood LC LC LC LC LC LC LC LC LC LC LC LC LC LC LC LC
5 Innes Senior LW LW LW LW LW LW LW LW LW LW LW LW LW LW LW LW LW LW LW LW LW LW LW LW LW LW LW LW LW
6 Danny Richardson SO SO 18* SO SO SO 18*
7 Jacob Miller SH SH SH SH SH SH SH SH SH SH SH SH SH SH SH SH SH SH SH SH SH SH SH SH SH SH
8 Liam Watts R R PR PR PR PR PR PR R R PR R R R R PR R PR PR PR PR R
9 Paul McShane HK HK HK HK HK SH R R HK HK HK
10 George Lawler PR PR PR PR PR PR SR SR SR SR HK R R SR SR
11 Elie El-Zakhem SR SR SR SR SR SR SR SR SR SR SR SR SR SR SR SR SR SR SR SR SR SR SR SR SR SR
12 Alex Mellor SR RC SR LC SR SR SR SR SR SR SR SR SR SR LC LC LC LC LC LC SR SR SR SR LC LC
13 Joe Westerman LF LF LF LF LF PR LF LF LF PR PR PR LF LF PR LF LF LF LF PR LF LF PR PR PR PR
14 Liam Horne HK HK HK HK HK LF R HK HK HK R R R HK HK HK HK HK HK HK HK HK HK HK HK LF LF
15 George Griffin 18* R PR PR PR PR PR PR PR PR
16 Rowan Milnes R SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO 18* SO SO SO SO
17 Nixon Putt PR PR R R R R SR
18 Josh Hodson RC RC RC RW RC R* 18*
19 Sam Hall R R R R PR PR R PR PR R R PR PR 18* R 18* 18* R
20 Muizz Mustapha R R PR PR PR PR PR PR PR PR R R PR R
21 Sylvester Namo PR R R R R R R R R R R R R R R
22 Charbel Tasipale SR SR SR RC RC SR
23 Jason Qareqare RW RW RW RW RW RW RW RW RW RW RW RW RW RW RW RW RW
24 Cain Robb 18* 18* 18* R R 18* R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R 18* R
25 Brad Martin 18* SR SR R R R R R 18 R R 18*
26 Samy Kibula R R R R PR R
27 Albert Vete R R R R
28 Will Tate LC LC LC
29 George Hill 18* 18* LF LF LF LF R 18* LF LF R* 18* LF R R LF LF LF 18*
30 Luis Johnson R SR SR R* 18* PR 18* R R R SR RC 18* R
31 Fletcher Rooney RW 18* 18* FB FB
32 Dan Hindmarsh R R R R PR R R R
33 Louis Senior RW RW RW RW
34 Tex Hoy FB FB FB FB FB FB FB FB FB FB FB FB FB FB FB FB FB
35 Corey Hall RC RC RC RC RC RC RC RC RC RC RC RC RC LC
36 Sam Eseh R
37 Matty English R R R R
38 Jenson Windley 18* SO SH SH R R
39 Akim Matvejev R PR
Sources: RLRKC – Castleford Tigers 2024 & RLP – Castleford Tigers 2024

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