Leeds Rhinos stars including Jake Connor & Ryan Hall chase major milestones in Hull FC clash
Four Leeds Rhinos will go into Sunday’s game at Hull FC within touching distance of a significant milestone.
Scrum-half Jake Connor, the reigning Man of Steel and a former Hull player, needs just 15 points to reach 1,000 in his career. He has scored 253 points since making his Rhinos debut at the start of last season and his tally also includes 273 for Huddersfield Giants (2013-2016, 2023-2024); 417 for Hull FC (2017-2022), four for Oldham (2015, dual-registration); four for Batley Bulldogs (2014, loan) and 34 with England in 2018.
Veteran winger Ryan Hall scored his 350th career try during Leeds’ huge win over Hull KR in Las Vegas three weeks ago and his next touchdown will take him to 250 for Rhinos. The 38-year-old, who made his Leeds debut in 2007 and later had spells with Sydney Roosters and Hull KR, has 363 Rhinos appearances to his name and is fifth on the club’s all-time list of try scorers.
Captain and centre Ash Handley needs 12 points to reach 500 in Betfred Super League. Handley made his Rhinos debut in 2014 and is a one-club man in the top division.
Utility-player Chris Hankinson’s next appearance will be the 250th of his career. Hankinson joined Rhinos from Salford Red Devils late last season and has played 13 times for them so far. His tally also includes 36 games for Salford (2024-2025); eight for Featherstone Rovers (2023); 25 for Toulouse Olympique (2022); 19 for London Broncos (2021, loan); 23 for Wigan Warriors (2018-2020); 59 for Swinton Lions (2017-2018, 2019, loan); 49 for Barrow Raiders (2015-2016) and seven for Leigh Centurions (2014).