Rhinos turned on the power to run in 10 tries at Allegiant Stadium in their most impressive performance since Brad Arthur took over as coach in 2024. The Robins were clearly suffering a hangover from their World Club Challenge triumph nine days earlier, but they were given no chance to get into the game as Leeds dominated from start to finish. Brodie Croft and Cooper Jenkins both crossed twice and Ryan Hall and Keenan Palasia got the others, with Joe Burgess grabbing Hull KR’s lone try after they trailed 40-0. Jake Connor landed six goals from seven attempts and Chris Hankinson booted the last three on a memorable day for Leeds.
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1. Picture by Alex Whitehead/SWpix.com - 28/02/2026 - Rugby League - Betfred Super League Round 3 - Hull KR v Leeds Rhinos - Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas, USA - Leeds Rhinos team photo with the fans as they celebrate their teams 58-6 victory over Hull KR in Las Vegas
Leeds Rhinos pose for a team picture with their fans as they celebrate Saturday's stunning 58-6 victory over Hull KR at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. Here's how the Leeds players rated. Photo: Alex Whitehead/SWpix.com
2. Full-back Lachie Miller (squad number 1)
Not perfect, made a couple of errors including second the second half kick off out on the full, but still very good 9 Photo: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com
3. Wing: Maika Sivo.
Quite sensational hat-trick a blockbusting run led to another touchdown; simply a world-class winger 10 Photo: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com
4. Centre: Harry Newman (no 3)
Held up over the line once, did well in the build-up to Sivo’s second try 8 Photo: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com
5. Centre: Ash Handley (no 4)
Very good, with and without the ball, in his first game of the season 9 Photo: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com
6. Wing: Ryan Hall (no 5)
Scored his 350th career try against his previous club 8 Photo: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com