Castleford 86 Wakefield 0 in 1994. I think it was 1994.

Brisbane 208 - Wests 0

Followed by Brisbane 154 Newcastle 4.

Both in the same year 1996.

Trial games apparently, so don't count.

Played on the wrong end of a 124-4 drubbing waaaay back in the very early 90s, for the now defunct Prestwich Lions Under-19s against Hunslet Parkside Under-19s in a cup game.

Some of our lads reckon Jason Robinson played against us that day, I doubt it seeing as he left them in 1991 (I think) but either way we were a bunch of very inexperienced and raw kids against a 'proper' RL team.

Character building!

Who said it doesn't count? I didn't see the OP say they it couldn't be 'trial games'.

Sorry, competitive - used wisely - 1st team games only please

Yeah something similar it was 96-16, a great time in their history a sad time in ours, and now they have the begging bowl out.

Swinton 10 Leeds (1)06
The scoreboard at Gigg Lane couldn't handle the three figure scoreline

Ive been on the end of a 128-24 defeat before... I think the only hat trick of the game was scored by a player on my side.... biggest win I've been involved in was a 114-??.

Biggest league win I've seen is Featherstone 90 Toulouse 10.

Biggest score was in the Cup was against the army, 98-2.

Fev 40 Sheff 60 was another high scoring game ive seen, as well as Fev beating Hull KR 46-40.

Biggest win watching Bradford was the 96-16 win over Salford. I remember Salford led the match. A slight disappointment we didn't hit the 100 but it wasn't good for SL. Though the biggest away win i've seen that sticks in my head more was winning at Warrington 84-12, especially since about month before they beat us on same ground on sky.

Biggest loss i've played in was actually a few months ago. It finished 88-6 but was called after 65-70 mins. They'd have easy got to 100 plus. Half time it was something like 26-6 as well.

Can't recall biggest win. 80 odd -0. I've always hated playing in games when you win by that kind of margin. It does nothing for either side. Don't some amateur leagues have a rule that once a team passes winning by 50 points the match is finished?

....and the award for the stupidiest question ever goes to....

Our 108-6 win over Whitehaven (or 106-8 can't quite remember).

Been taking the pi$$ out of a mate of mine who has been watching Wigan for 50 years that I've seen us score 100 points and he hasn't. He came to the Crusaders game on the sole basis of seeing us get 100. I was at him all game that we'd get 98.........and we did

Hardly stupid? Just curious what it's actually possible to score, sort of like a nine dart finish or 147 break

Have you never watched Mythbusters......People make a career out of daft questions

Any suggestions for the highest aggregate score in a game where the final points gap was one converted try or less?

Leeds 54 - 48 Huddersfield Super League 2001

Awful awful game

York Knights 134-0 Northumbria Uni, last year.

Do you know if that's the Super League record?

Looks like record for CC Final was 28-24 Wigan Hull 1985, with Hull Leeds, 25-24 in second.

52-46 it was, we were in heaven scoring that many at Headingley

What record is that? Leeds scored 50-odd against London in '99 and Saints v Bradford in '96 was a big score too.

I think we beat Gateshead 92-6 ish on a Wednesday night in the Arriva Trains Cup once, then bettered it with 100-12 the following Sunday. Our scoreboard could only go up to 99

See earlier post...highest aggregate score where final points difference was a converted try or less.

February 1995, Challenge Cup 5th Round - Workington Town 94 Leigh 4

Leigh 92-keighly 2

workington 0 leigh 70

We beat Halifax 88-6 at craven park in the NRC in 2006

Wolves 112 - Swinton 0 (Overall)
Wolves 82 - Quins 6 (SL)