Luke Hooley - 1: Gives me no pleasure at all doing this but as far as nightmare debuts go, this has to be right up there. Let's be right, this was a horrendous game to come into, with horrific weather, a shocking wind and Jordan Abdull's aerial bombardment. But everything that could go wrong, went wrong. He dropped a number of balls and just generally had a nightmare night to forget. But absolutely should not be judged on one game.
David Fusitu'a - NA: Limped off early with an ankle injury which denied him the chance to influence the game.
Harry Newman - 4: Had no impact on the game whatsoever but wasn't one of the more guilty players for errors.
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Rhyse Martin - 4: Similar to Newman. Hard to recall anything like a telling contribution to the game.
Derrell Olpherts - 2: Will have nightmares about Jordan Abdull for a long, long time. Did at least force Louis Senior out of play to deny a further first-half try.
Blake Austin - 3: Chalk and cheese to Abdull. His kicking game just not on at all. Did make one break but failed to make ten metres with two dropouts.
Aidan Sezer - 5: Forgot he was playing for the most part, to be honest. But did ultimately get two try assists.
Tom Holroyd - 5: Part of a beaten Leeds pack in the first half that then allowed Abdull to terrorise.
Jarrod O'Connor - 5: Tried in vain to produce some big defensive plays to enthuse his time.
Zane Tetevano - 5: Can't just be me who thinks he plays better every time he's in the back row?
James McDonnell - 7: Leeds' best, for me. Solid as a rock and rewarded with a try.
James Bentley - 4: Season isn't up and running yet. Looks rusty.
Cameron Smith - 3: Guilty of his fair share of errors. Conditions like that don't suit his game sadly.
Sam Lisone - 5: No better but no worse than any of the other middles.
Justin Sangare - 4: Not the worst, definitely not the best. Defence needs to improve.
Luis Roberts - 4: A few errors and was partly to blame for the calamitous start to the second half, where Leeds didn't regain the kick-off.
Mikolaj Oledzki - 5: A very steady return to action. Slightly off the pace to be honest, but not the only one.
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