This week at the Rhinos, six teams are in action with some huge fixtures coming up from Wednesday to Sunday.

Brad Arthur's Rhinos side headline Thursday night as they look to keep their winning momentum going against a tough Wakefield side. The Youth sides are also in for testing games as the Scholarship conclude their season against St Helens, the Women's Under-19s look to bounce back against Wigan and the Under-18s clash with Warrington in a huge Academy clash.

Added to that, Leeds Rhinos Women face the league-leading Warriors on Sunday, and the Rhinos PDRL side takes to the field on Saturday too.

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Wednesday 23rd July

Leeds Rhinos Under-16s Scholarship vs St Helens Under-16s Scholarship

The Scholarship season concludes on Wednesday night as Leeds Rhinos host St Helens at AMT Headingley in their final outing of 2025, kick off 7pm.

The Rhinos were convincing winners against Castleford Tigers a fortnight ago and now Mark Butterill's side look to finish the year on a high as they look to secure their sixth win of the season. Saints look to get back to winning ways having lost their last two games against Hull FC and Hull KR.

Entry to AMT Headingley is £5 for Adults and FREE for Juniors aged 16 and under. Standing and seating are available in the South Stand only for this game.

Thursday 24th July

Wakefield Trinity vs Leeds Rhinos

Round 20 of the Betfred Super League kicks off at The DIY Kitchens Stadium on Thursday night as Leeds Rhinos travel south to take on Wakefield Trinity, kick off 8pm.

With one win each after their two meetings at AMT Headingley earlier this year, the Rhinos can continue to move up the league rankings after their win over Salford last Friday night. They take on Daryl Powell's Wakefield side, who are trying to keep themselves in the battle for sixth as they look to push Hull FC out of the Play Off race.

Tickets are available to purchase now online at tickets.therhinos.co.uk, over the phone on 0371 423 1315 and from Leeds Rhinos Ticket Office Transfer Windows (Opening Hours). 

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Saturday 26th July

Warrington Wolves Under-18s Academy vs Leeds Rhinos Under-18s Academy

The standout matchup of the Academy season so far in 2025 sees Leeds Rhinos and Warrington Wolves go head to head on Saturday afternoon at Victoria Park, kick off 1pm. Both sides have matched each other blow for blow this campaign as they've both remained unbeaten over eight rounds. Now one record is set to end as Chev Walker's side look to put breathing space between them and the Wolves after defeating St Helens last time out.

Entry to Victoria Park is £5 for adults and £2 for juniors.

Leeds Rhinos PDRL

Saturday also sees the Rhinos Physical Disability Rugby League team in action as Fryston Warriors hosts the fourth PDRL festival of the year.

The day will see the Rhinos take on Castleford and Warrington as they look to secure two more wins, after coming away from the third festival of the year at Wakefield with a win over Trinity and a loss to the Warriors.

Entry to the event is free.

Sunday 27th July

Wigan Warriors Women vs Leeds Rhinos Women

A double header of Women's Rugby League action at Robin Park Arena sees both Leeds Rhinos Women's first team and Under-19s take on Wigan Warriors on Sunday afternoon.

Lois Forsell's side headlines the afternoon as they take on the League-Leading Warriors at 2pm, as they look to build on their win over Huddersfield Giants last time out and climb out of fourth spot. The 2025 Challenge Cup champions will provide a stern challenge though as they remain unbeaten so far in the league season.

Tickets for the game are now on general sale online HERE costing £5 Adults and £3 Concessions. All seating at Robin Park is unreserved and seating is on a first-come, first-served basis.

Wigan Warriors Under-19s Women vs Leeds Rhinos Under-19s Women

Looking to bounce back from their first defeat of 2025 against Huddersfield, Leeds Rhinos Under-19s travel to Robin Park Arena looking to get their second win over the Warriors in 2025, kick off 11.30am.

Seven tries helped the Rhinos to a 38-6 triumph over Wigan earlier in the season, and after conceding a home loss to the Giants, Ellis Pascall's side have the chance to respond this Sunday. The Warriors also fell victim to Huddersfield during July, but have three wins under their belts so far in 2025. 

Tickets for the main Women's game includes the Under-19s clash too. Tickets are on general sale online HERE costing £5 Adults and £3 Concessions. All seating at Robin Park is unreserved and seating is on a first-come, first-served basis.