With the 2026 season now in full swing, Rhinos fans have a full menu of matches available to watch over the course of the week.

Another full week of seven matches begins with the Scholars on Wednesday before four fixtures on Saturday sees our Men's, Men's Under-18s, Wheelchair and PDRL sides all in action. Sunday's Women's double header rounds off the week as the Super League and Under-19s both take on Huddersfield Giants at Laund Hill.

Here are the matches coming up for you this weekend:

Wednesday 8th July

Leeds Rhinos Under-16s Scholarship vs Castleford Tigers Under-16s Scholarship

After a huge win over Wigan Warriors on their return to action, Leeds Rhinos Scholarship look to put in another strong performance as they take on Castleford Tigers at Stanningley on Wednesday night, kick off 7pm.

As they continue to develop and learn on the first step of the Rhinos player pathway, Simon Brown's side have a chance to put their training into practise against a Tigers side that have only won once so far in 2026 - that result coming against Bradford.

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Entry at Stanningley is £5 for adults/concession, £3 entry for juniors, Under 16's free. Food and drink are available from the clubhouse, with parking available around the ground. Fans are reminded to park courteously as the club is situated in a residential area.

Saturday 11th July

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

A packed Saturday for the club starts at Victoria Park as Chev Walker's Rhinos Under-18s Academy are set to take on Warrington Wolves Under-18s in a standout fixture in the Academy season, kick off 1pm.

With three games to go before their season split, the young Rhinos look to produce a top performance in the 2025 Academy Grand Final rematch against a Warrington side who are currently level with Leeds on 12 points in the league table. 

Entry is £6 for adults and £3 for juniors at Victoria Park.

Leeds Rhinos Wheelchair vs Edinburgh Giants Wheelchair

Bouncing back from defeat to Halifax with a huge 150-4 triumph over Bradford Bulls and a win against Sheffield Eagles last weekend, Leeds Rhinos Wheelchair have the chance to maintain second place in the league table as they host Edinburgh Giants Wheelchair at The Edge, kick off 2.30pm.

The Rhinos are favourites coming into the fixture after defeating the Giants 116-12 earlier in the campaign, whilst Edinburgh are still looking for their first win of the campaign so far with back to back games against London scheduled after this weekend.

Entry is free for all, and don't miss the Wheelchair Reserves in action beforehand too against the Giants (kick off 12.30pm).

Leeds Rhinos PDRL vs Wigan Warriors PDRL

Leeds Rhinos PDRL are in action too for their final festival before the Finals Day. 

Saturday is a hugely important match as the Rhinos take on Wigan Warriors at Wakefield Trinity's DIY Kitchens Stadium (kick off 11.15am) to decide which club will lift the 2026 League Leaders' Shield. 

Entry is free for all.

Catalans Dragons vs Leeds Rhinos

Rounding off the day, the Rhinos return from Magic Weekend to take on Catalans Dragons at the Stade Gilbert Brutus in Round 18 of the Betfred Super League, kick off 8pm UK time.

Looking for their first win in Perpignan since 2022, the table-topping Rhinos are the league's in-form side coming into the final ten games of the regular season but Saturday's task is a tough one against the Dragons. Now under the eye of former Hull FC boss John Cartwright, the Dragons have worked themselves onto the edge of the top six with notable wins recently against Bradford and Castleford prior to last weekend's meeting with Toulouse at the Stade Pierre-Fabre.

Ticket information for the game is available HERE, but fans are encouraged to buy before tickets come off sale at 5pm on Tuesday 7th July.

Sunday 12th July

Huddersfield Giants Under-19s Women's Academy vs Leeds Rhinos Under-19s Women's Academy

A double header of Women's Rugby League kicks off at Laund Hill on Sunday as Huddersfield Giants and Leeds Rhinos' Under-19s teams clash in the first game of the day, kick off 11.30am.

Leeds and Huddersfield have been two of the league teams in the Women's Academy competition this season, led by Ellis Pascall's side who added an 86-0 result over Warrington recently to remain unbeaten. The Giants almost shocked the Rhinos at Stanningley - ultimately losing out 17-16 - but have also been a strong team this year with three wins against Wigan, Warrington and Barrow in five games.

Huddersfield Giants vs Leeds Rhinos

The final round before the season split in the Betfred Women's Super League sees Leeds Rhinos head to Laund Hill to take on Huddersfield Giants, kick off 2pm.

Now confirmed in the top four as they look ahead to a tough second part of the campaign, Lois Forsell's Rhinos side can add to a five-game winning streak that has seen them beat York, Saints, Leigh, Barrow and Featherstone to sit second in the standings. On their tenth Super League outing against the Giants, Leeds also look to add a ninth win over Sunday's opponents to their tally after only suffering one loss to Huddersfield in the competition to date. The Giants enter the fixture level on points with York Valkyrie on six points and should results go their way, Nathan Graham's side will qualify for the top four for the first time in Super League history.