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2017 Castleford Tigers season

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Castleford Tigers 2017 season
Super League XXII Rank1st
Play-off resultRunners-up
Challenge CupQuarter-finals
2017 recordWins: 26; draws: 0; losses: 6
Points scoredFor: 1,042; against: 578
Team information
ChairmanIan Fulton
Head CoachDaryl Powell
Captain
StadiumThe Jungle (Wheldon Road)
Avg. attendance8,933
Agg. attendance142,920
High attendance11,500
Low attendance6,849
Top scorers
TriesGreg Eden (41)
GoalsLuke Gale (145)
PointsLuke Gale (355)
Home colours
Away colours
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The 2017 season was the Castleford Tigers' 92nd season in the Rugby Football League and their 10th consecutive season in the top flight of English rugby league. The club competed in the 2017 Super League and the 2017 Challenge Cup.

First-team squad

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2017 Castleford Tigers squad
First team squad Coaching staff

Head coach

Assistant coaches

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


Transfers and loans

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Gains

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No Player From Contract Date
5 England Greg Eden Brisbane Broncos 2 years 13 June 2016[1]
27 Nigeria Tuoyo Egodo London Broncos 2 years 17 October 2016[2]
32 England Daniel Igbinedion Oxford Rugby League 2 years 18 October 2016[3]
15 Samoa Jesse Sene-Lefao Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 2 years 20 October 2016[4]
35 England Jake Trueman Bradford Bulls 2 years 25 January 2017[5]
33 France Kevin Larroyer Hull Kingston Rovers 1 year[a] 15 February 2017[6]
34 England Alex Foster Bradford Bulls[b] 1 year[a] 16 February 2022[7]
1 England Zak Hardaker Leeds Rhinos 4½ years[c] 27 June 2017[8]

Loans in

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No Player From Loan type Arrival Return
1 England Zak Hardaker Leeds Rhinos Season-long 8 November 2016[9] Permanent[d]

Losses

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No Player To Contract Date
14 England Lee Jewitt Townsville Blackhawks 1 year 6 April 2016[10]
1 Australia Luke Dorn Retired 13 May 2016[11]
20 Scotland Frankie Mariano Featherstone Rovers 1 year 1 September 2016[12]
21 England Ryan Boyle Halifax RLFC 1 year 19 October 2016[13]
5 Samoa Denny Solomona Retired[e] 13 December 2016[14]
31 England Brandon Westerman Released – 22 January 2017[15]
6 England Rangi Chase Widnes Vikings 2 years 7 July 2017[16]

Loans out

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No Player To Loan type Departure Return
26 England Kieran Gill Oldham RLFC Season-long, recall 31 August 2016[17] 2 May 2017[18]
22 England Will Maher Batley Bulldogs Season-long, recall 13 October 2016[19] 20 September 2017[20]
23 England Tom Holmes 2 May 2017[18]
28 England Conor Fitzsimmons Workington Town Season-long 31 October 2016[21] 20 September 2017[20]
19 England Ben Crooks Leigh Centurions Season-long 7 November 2016[22] Permanent[f]
25 Australia Jy Hitchcox Batley Bulldogs Season-long, recall 11 November 2016[23] 2 June 2017[24]
27 Nigeria Tuoyo Egodo Oldham RLFC Season-long, recall 24 January 2017[25] 16 June 2017[26]
33 France Kevin Larroyer Bradford Bulls Season-long, recall 15 February 2017[6] 2 May 2017[18]
24 England Brandon Douglas Dewsbury Rams Season-long, recall 15 March 2017[27] 13 May 2017[28]
6 England Rangi Chase Widnes Vikings Season-long 15 May 2017[29] Permanent[g]
24 England Brandon Douglas Halifax RLFC Season-long, recall 19 May 2017[28] 16 September 2017
27 Nigeria Tuoyo Egodo York City Knights Season-long, recall 23 June 2017[30] 20 September 2017[20]

Dual registration

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Castleford also agreed dual registration partnerships with the Batley Bulldogs in the RFL Championship and Oxford in League 1.[31][32]

  1. ^ a b With an option for a further 2 years
  2. ^ Released without appearing for Bradford after the Bulls entered administration, having most recently played for the London Broncos
  3. ^ Hardaker initially joined on loan from Leeds, with the deal being made permanent during the season
  4. ^ The deal was made permanent on 27 June 2017
  5. ^ Solomona controversially retired from rugby league, aged 23 and with 2 years left on his contract, in order to join rugby union side Sale Sharks
  6. ^ The deal was made permanent on 4 October 2017
  7. ^ The deal was made permanent on 7 July 2017

Pre-season friendlies

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Date Opposition H/A Venue Result Score Tries Goals Drop goals Source
Mon 26 December Hull FC H Wheldon Road W 42–10 McMeeken, Hardaker, Minikin (2), Eden (3), Egodo, Million McShane (2/6), Hardaker (0/1), Turner (1/2) [33]
Sun 15 January Wakefield Trinity A Belle Vue L 30–32 Gale, Minikin, McShane, Eden, Million Gale (4/4), Eden (1/1) [34]
Fri 27 January Batley Bulldogs A Mount Pleasant L 12–38 Gill, Sheehan Sweeting (2/2) [35]
Sun 29 January St Helens A Totally Wicked Stadium W 22–6 Chase, Hardaker, Sene-Lefao, Millington Gale (3/4) [36]

Super League

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Main article: Super League XXII

Regular season

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Results

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Date Round Opposition H/A Venue Result Score Tries Goals Drop goals Attendance Source
Fri 10 February 1 Leigh Centurions H Wheldon Road W 44–16 Gale (2), Sene-Lefao, Minikin (2), Moors, Eden Gale (8) 8,522 [37]
Fri 24 February 2 Warrington Wolves A Halliwell Jones Stadium W 30–22 Sene-Lefao, Hardaker, Eden (2), Gale, Minikin Gale (3) 11,374 [38]
Thu 2 March 3 Leeds Rhinos H Wheldon Road W 66–10 Eden (3), Minikin (3), McMeeken, Hardaker, McShane, Webster, Gale, Shenton Gale (9) 11,500 [39]
Sun 12 March 4 Widnes Vikings A Halton Stadium W 34–0 Minikin (2), Shenton, Eden (2), Cook Gale (5) 6,396 [40]
Sun 19 March 5 Salford Red Devils A AJ Bell Stadium L 12–13 Gale, Minikin Gale (2) 5,221 [41]
Sun 26 March 6 Catalans Dragons H Wheldon Road W 43–26 Hardaker, Millington, Monaghan, Eden (2), Moors, Shenton Gale (7) Gale 8,126 [42]
Fri 31 March 7 Huddersfield Giants H Wheldon Road W 52–16 Roberts, Webster, McMeeken, Gale (3), Milner, Monaghan (3) Gale (6) 8,035 [43]
Thu 6 April 8 Wigan Warriors A DW Stadium W 27–10 Webster, Gale, Sene-Lefao, Eden Gale (5) Gale 12,423 [44]
Fri 14 April 9 Wakefield Trinity H Wheldon Road W 42–24 Roberts, Webster (2), O Holmes, Millington (2), Eden Gale (7) 10,349 [45]
Mon 17 April 10 St Helens A Totally Wicked Stadium L 22–26 Eden (2), Roberts (2) Gale (3) 6,171 [46]
Sun 23 April 11 Hull FC A KCOM Stadium L 24–26 Minikin, Roberts (2), Shenton, McMeeken McShane (2) 12,801 [47]
Sat 29 April 12 Wigan Warriors H Wheldon Road W 54–4 Milner, Shenton, Cook, McMeeken, Minikin (2), Gale, Millington, Webster Gale (8), McShane 9,333 [48]
Thu 4 May 13 Huddersfield Giants A Kirklees Stadium W 26–21 Monaghan, Minikin, Eden, Sene-Lefao McShane (5) 5,566 [49]
Sun 21 May 14 Leeds Rhinos N St James' Park W 29–18 Gale, Eden (3), T Holmes Gale (4) Gale 30,046 [50]
Fri 26 May 15 Widnes Vikings H Wheldon Road W 32–22 Eden (3), Springer, Minikin, Cook Gale (4) 7,648 [51]
Mon 29 May 16 Leigh Centurions A Leigh Sports Village W 38–0 Sene-Lefao (2), Eden (4), Webster Gale (5) 5,905 [52]
Sun 4 June 17 St Helens H Wheldon Road W 16–12 Gill, McMeeken, T Holmes McShane (2) 8,515 [53]
Sun 11 June 18 Warrington Wolves H Wheldon Road W 36–16 Eden (5), Minikin, McMeeken Gale (4) 8,577 [54]
Fri 23 June 19 Leeds Rhinos A Headingley Stadium W 23–12 Eden, Hardaker, Millington Gale (5) Gale 18,029 [55]
Fri 30 June 20 Hull FC H Wheldon Road W 24–22 Gale, McMeeken, Hardaker Gale (6) 8,371 [56]
Thu 6 July 21 Wakefield Trinity A Belle Vue W 25–24 Eden, Millington, McMeeken, Webster Gale (4) Gale 6,430 [57]
Fri 14 July 22 Salford Red Devils H Wheldon Road W 38–14 Eden (2), Roberts, Monaghan (2), Hardaker Gale (7) 7,094 [58]
Sat 22 July 23 Catalans Dragons A Stade Gilbert Brutus W 32–24 Hitchcox (2), Hardaker, Minikin, McShane Gale (5), Hardaker 8,657 [59]

League table

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Pos Team
 Pld W D L PF PA PD Pts Qualification
1 Castleford Tigers 23 20 0 3 769 378 +391 40 Super League Super 8s
2 Leeds Rhinos 23 15 0 8 553 477 +76 30
3 Hull F.C. 23 13 1 9 541 483 +58 27
4 Salford Red Devils 23 13 0 10 576 500 +76 26
5 Wakefield Trinity 23 13 0 10 572 509 +63 26
6 St. Helens 23 12 1 10 516 420 +96 25
7 Wigan Warriors 23 10 3 10 539 518 +21 23
8 Huddersfield Giants 23 9 3 11 519 486 +33 21
9 Warrington Wolves 23 9 2 12 426 557 −131 20 The Qualifiers
10 Catalans Dragons 23 7 1 15 469 689 −220 15
11 Leigh Centurions 23 6 0 17 425 615 −190 12
12 Widnes Vikings 23 5 1 17 359 632 −273 11
Source: Rugby League Project
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Points difference; 3) Number of points scored;

Super 8s

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Results

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Date Round Opposition H/A Venue Result Score Tries Goals Drop goals Attendance Source
Thu 3 August 1 St Helens H Wheldon Road L 12–26 Milner, Monaghan Gale (2) 6,849 [60]
Fri 11 August 2 Salford Red Devils A AJ Bell Stadium W 23–4 Hardaker (2), McShane, Hitchcox Gale (3) Gale 2,811 [61]
Thu 17 August 3 Wakefield Trinity H Wheldon Road W 45–20 Hardaker (2), McMeeken, Webster (4), Eden Gale (6) Gale 11,235 [62]
Fri 1 September 4 Huddersfield Giants A Kirklees Stadium W 24–16 Webster, Roberts, Eden, Gale Gale (4) 6,284 [63]
Fri 8 September 5 Leeds Rhinos H Wheldon Road W 38–24 Eden, Roberts (2), Webster, Foster, Minikin Gale (7) 9,557 [64]
Sun 17 September 6 Wigan Warriors A DW Stadium W 38–20 Eden, Trueman (3), Minikin (2), Shenton McShane (5) 15,706 [65]
Fri 22 September 7 Hull FC H Wheldon Road L 16–48 Egodo (3) McShane (2) 7,974 [66]

League table

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Pos Team
 Pld W D L PF PA PD Pts Qualification
1 Castleford Tigers (L) 30 25 0 5 965 536 +429 50 Semi-finals
2 Leeds Rhinos (C) 30 20 0 10 749 623 +126 40
3 Hull F.C. 30 17 1 12 714 655 +59 35
4 St Helens 30 16 1 13 663 518 +145 33
5 Wakefield Trinity 30 16 0 14 714 679 +35 32
6 Wigan Warriors 30 14 3 13 691 668 +23 31
7 Salford Red Devils 30 14 0 16 680 728 −48 28
8 Huddersfield Giants 30 11 3 16 663 680 −17 25
Source: [1]
(C) Champions; (L) League Leaders Shield

Play-offs

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See also: 2017 Super League Grand Final
Date Round Opposition H/A Venue Result Score Tries Goals Drop goals Attendance Source
Thu 28 September Semi-Final St Helens H Wheldon Road W 23–22 (GP) Hardaker, Gale, Milner Gale (5) Gale 11,235 [67]
Sat 7 October Grand Final Leeds Rhinos N Old Trafford L 6–24 Foster Gale 72,827 [68]

Challenge Cup

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Main article: 2017 Challenge Cup

Results

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Date Round Opposition H/A Venue Result Score Tries Goals Drop goals Attendance Source
Sat 13 May 6 St Helens H Wheldon Road W 53–10 Shenton, Webster (2), McShane, Minikin (2), Massey, Eden (3) Gale (6) Gale 5,216 [69]
Sun 18 June QF Hull FC A KCOM Stadium L 24–32 Roberts (2), Hardaker, Minikin Gale (4) 11,944 [70]

Player statistics

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Summary

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No Player App T G DG Pts
1 England Zak Hardaker 30 13 1 0 54
2 England Greg Minikin 29 22 0 0 88
3 New Zealand Jake Webster 28 16 0 0 64
4 England Michael Shenton 29 7 0 0 28
5 England Greg Eden 31 41 0 0 164
6 England Rangi Chase 8 0 0 0 0
7 England Luke Gale 30 14 145 9 355
8 England Andy Lynch 21 0 0 0 0
9 England Paul McShane 33 4 17 0 50
10 Australia Grant Millington 30 6 0 0 24
11 England Oliver Holmes 10 1 0 0 4
12 England Mike McMeeken 32 9 0 0 36
13 England Adam Milner 29 4 0 0 16
14 England Nathan Massey 30 1 0 0 4
15 Samoa Jesse Sene-Lefao 34 6 0 0 24
16 Samoa Ben Roberts 29 12 0 0 48
17 Samoa Junior Moors 23 2 0 0 8
18 England Matt Cook 23 3 0 0 12
19 France Gadwin Springer 21 1 0 0 4
20 Wales Larne Patrick 7 0 0 0 0
21 Australia Joel Monaghan 16 8 0 0 32
22 England Will Maher 2 0 0 0 0
23 England Tom Holmes 12 2 0 0 8
24 England Brandon Douglas 0 0 0 0 0
25 Australia Jy Hitchcox 10 3 0 0 12
26 England Kieran Gill 1 1 0 0 4
27 Nigeria Tuoyo Egodo 1 3 0 0 12
28 England Conor Fitzsimmons 0 0 0 0 0
29 England Luke Million 0 0 0 0 0
30 England Declan Sheehan 0 0 0 0 0
31 England Brandon Westerman 0 0 0 0 0
32 England Daniel Igbinedion 0 0 0 0 0
33 France Kevin Larroyer 7 0 0 0 0
34 England Alex Foster 19 2 0 0 8
35 England Jake Trueman 3 3 0 0 12
Source: RLRKC – Castleford Tigers 2017

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