Warrington Wolves, Castleford Tigers and Leeds Rhinos decide whether or not to appeal bans handed to their Super League stars

Warrington Wolves, Castleford Tigers and Leeds Rhinos have decided whether or not to appeal the bans handed out to their Super League stars from the weekend.

Following the latest round of Betfred Super League fixtures, the Match Review Panel have issued the following sanctions:

Jack Hughes (Warrington) – Grade A Late Hit on Passer – 1 Match Penalty Notice
Brad Martin (Castleford) – Grade C High Tackle – 2 Match Penalty Notice
Mitchell Pearce (Catalans) – Grade C Dangerous Throw – 2 Match Penalty Notice
Zane Tetevano (Leeds) – Grade B High Tackle – Reckless – 2 Match Penalty Notice
Will Pryce (Huddersfield) – Grade F Dangerous Throw – Refer to Tribunal
The following player was handed a caution:

Tyla Hepi (Castleford) – Strikes – Raising knee in tackle
Match Review Panel Minutes Monday 21 March

Warrington, Castleford, Leeds and Catalans will not be appealing their respective bans, but Will Pryce’s tribunal hearing will be held tonight.

Pryce’s victim was Hull FC’s Connor Wynne who was thrown around and then dumped on his neck in a tackle that unsurprisingly sparked the ire of Wynne’s teammates.

Huddersfield head coach Ian Watson had his own say on the incident, stating that he could have no complaints about the decision.

“It’s a big learning lesson for him,” Watson said.

“He’s devastated in the changing room. Will knows he’s messed up.

“Now he has to lick his wounds and see what the consequences are.”