Featherstone Rovers put in an impressive display to strengthen their play-off ambitions. Brian McDermott’s side, who won it the hard way at Widnes on the road the week prior were fired up by the return of Craig Kopczak having been sidelines with injury for two months, as well as a 150th career appearance for Luke Cooper. It was once again a show starring Craig Hall, as the evergreen utility back scored his first of thirty-two points for the afternoon with a well taken try and conversion, tries from Gadwin Springer, Johnathon Ford, Craig Kopczak and Luke Briscoe filled a dominant half for the Rovers, broken only a single score for Dewsbury by Keenan Tomlinson. In the second half, Rovers ran away with it, scoring first through Junior Moors, followed by a second, then a third from Craig Hall. Tries from Joey Leilua, Tom Lineham, Sam Eseh, Luke Briscoe and Connor Jones completed a day to remember for the Featherstone faithful.
