Leeds Rhinos Women secured their place in the Betferd Women's Challenge Cup Final with a 70-10 win over Warrington Wolves at AMT Headingley.

Full back, Ruby Enright crossed for four tries and there was a debut to remember for Evie Cousins who marked her long-awaited first appearance after a year-long injury setback with two tries and Keara Bennet also impressed on her return with a try minutes after coming on.

Grace Field got the Rhinos off to a positive start, with a try after just a minute's play.  Field taking the pass from Jasmine Cudjoe to power over from close range.  It wasn't long thought before the prop was forced off the field after taking a knock to the shoulder and was replaced by Kaiya Glynn for her second game of the season.

Leeds kept up the pressure and Shona Hoyle looked like she had got the ball over the line, but the Warrington defence did enough to hold her up. It wasn't long though before the Rhinos were in again after the ball was spread wide to Amy Hardcastle and the centre found space to go over.

Warrington hit back when Grace Houghton-Burnett found a way through the Rhinos defence and Charlie Magraw converted.  Leeds responded almost instantly when Ruby Enright charged through for her first try of the game and the Sophie Robinson dived over for a try in the corner to make it 18-6.

The visitors once again took advantage of the Leeds defence when Dani Bound crossed for their second try of the game, but Leeds continued to show their skill in attack and were soon back on the scoreboard.

A great pass from Amy Hardcastle sent Evie Cousins away in the corner for her first try for the club and then Keara Bennett who had come on as a replacement crashed over in her first game from an ankle injury.  Enright added the conversion to give her side a 28-10 lead at the break.

Leeds may have been disappointed to let 10 points in during the first half, but they were able to tighten up their defence to keep their opponents scoreless in the second half.

Enright got the first try of the half, weaving her way past the Warrington defence to go over before converting her own try.  Evie Cousins then dived over in the corner after another well timed pass from Hardcastle.

The momentum stayed with the Rhinos and on 62 minutes good play from Sophie Robinson saw her spin her way out of a tackle and stretch out to score.  A short pass from Caitlin Casey then set up Bethan Dainton, who found a huge gap to run through.  Enright added the conversion to make it 48-10.

On 71 minutes Enright raced clear to complete her hat trick and then helped set up Tara Moxon, who had not long been on the field, and the winger finished off the move with a try in the corner.

Liv Whitehead looked like she was going to score a spectacular try after racing from her own half, but she was just stopped short of the line.  Leeds kept up the pressure and Amy Hardcastle was able to dive over for her second.

Enright wrapped up the win in the game's final minutes when Caitln Casey chipped ahead and the full back collected and broke clear to score her fourth try under the posts before adding the conversion to make it 70-10.

Leeds now go into the draw for the Betferd Women's Challenge Cup semi-final.