The Super League Team of the Week for Round 19 is a testament to the thrilling action and standout performances that defined the weekend's matches. Warrington Wolves and Castleford Tigers emerged as the clear frontrunners, with their impressive victories over Hull KR and Leeds Rhinos, respectively. Here's a breakdown of the standout players and the impact they had on their respective teams.
Lachlan Webster (Warrington Wolves)
Warrington's young fullback, Lachlan Webster, shone brightly in their win over Hull KR. His performance was a testament to his talent and potential, showcasing his ability to make a significant impact in a crucial match. Webster's contributions were multifaceted, and his performance was a key factor in Warrington's success.
Jack Campbell (St Helens)
Arguably the star of the weekend, Jack Campbell marked his Super League debut with a stellar performance. His two tries and exceptional defensive skills were instrumental in St Helens' victory over Catalans Dragons. Campbell's performance was a testament to his talent and potential, and it's clear that he will be a key player for the Saints moving forward.
David Armstrong (Leigh Leopards)
Leigh Leopards' David Armstrong was a standout performer in their win against Hull FC. His versatility, starting at centre and finishing on the wing, showcased his adaptability and skill. Armstrong's performance was a key factor in Leigh's success, and it's clear that he will continue to be a significant contributor for the team.
Albert Hopoate (Warrington Wolves)
Another standout performer for Warrington was Albert Hopoate. His display in the three-quarter line was a testament to his talent and impact on the team. Hopoate's performance was a key factor in Warrington's success, and it's clear that he will continue to be a significant contributor for the club.
Jason Qareqare (Castleford Tigers)
Castleford Tigers' Jason Qareqare was a standout performer in their win over Leeds Rhinos. His two brilliant tries showcased his talent and impact on the team. Qareqare's performance was a key factor in Castleford's success, and it's clear that he will continue to be a significant contributor for the club.
Adam Cook (Leigh Leopards)
Leigh Leopards' Adam Cook was a key performer in their win against Hull FC. His form as a half-back was exceptional, and he laid the foundation for Leigh's success. Cook's performance was a testament to his talent and potential, and it's clear that he will continue to be a significant contributor for the team.
Tom Weaver (Castleford Tigers)
Tom Weaver's performance for Castleford Tigers was a standout display, especially considering his time at the club may be drawing to a close. His best display in a Castleford shirt was a testament to his talent and impact on the team. Weaver's performance was a key factor in Castleford's success, and it's clear that he will continue to be a significant contributor for the club.
Isaac Liu (Leigh Leopards)
Leigh Leopards' Isaac Liu was a standout performer in their win against Hull FC. His huge minutes and numbers showcased his talent and impact on the team. Liu's performance was a key factor in Leigh's success, and it's clear that he will continue to be a significant contributor for the club.
Tom Humphreys (St Helens)
St Helens' Tom Humphreys was a standout performer in their win over Catalans Dragons. His talent and potential were on full display, and he will have a prolonged chance to shine with Daryl Clark out for the rest of the season. Humphreys' performance was a testament to his talent and potential, and it's clear that he will continue to be a significant contributor for the Saints.
Luke Thompson (Wigan Warriors)
Wigan Warriors' Luke Thompson was a key performer in their match against Huddersfield. His performance, despite not being a vintage display, was a testament to his talent and impact on the team. Thompson's contribution was a key factor in Wigan's success.
Jack Brown (Castleford Tigers)
Castleford Tigers' Jack Brown was a magnificent mid-season pick-up. His performance, doing stints in the front and back row, showcased his versatility and talent. Brown's contribution was a key factor in Castleford's success.
James McDonnell (Leeds Rhinos)
Leeds Rhinos' James McDonnell continued his fine form with a strong showing in their defeat to Castleford Tigers. His performance was a testament to his talent and impact on the team, despite the loss.
Ben Currie (Warrington Wolves)
Warrington Wolves' Ben Currie continued to improve in 2026 with a magnificent display in their win over the defending champions. His performance was a testament to his talent and impact on the team, and it's clear that he will continue to be a significant contributor for Sam Burgess' side.
