St.Helens Women continue their Super Four campaign in the Betfred Women's Super League on Saturday afternoon against Leeds Rhinos, and the match will double as the Pilkington Recs Community Club Takeover!
The Red V Women will be eager to respond after a tough defeat to Wigan Warriors last time out.
Saints Women and Leeds have met twice already this season, with two more meetings to come, starting with this home clash at the BrewDog Stadium. The Saints claimed a 30-14 Challenge Cup Semi Final victory at Doncaster in May, before the Rhinos responded to claim a 28-12 victory at the BrewDog Stadium back in June.
In September, the sixth and final round of the Super Four sees the Saints Women travel over to AMT Headingley Stadium.
 TICKETS & ENTRY INFORMATION
2026 Saints Memberships and match tickets grant entry to this fixture on Saturday.
Please note that supporters will be located in the South Stand of the BrewDog Stadium, with entry via Turnstiles 10-14 in the South East section of the ground.
- Adults – £5
- Concession – £3
- Juniors – £2
- Tickets available online
- Saints 2026 Members – FREE
🏉 COMMUNITY CLUB TAKEOVER – PILKINGTON RECS ALRFC
We’re committed to the continued growth of the St.Helens Women’s youth development and to developing young female players for the Saints. Our Women’s youth programme now includes the Under-15s Pathway To Performance (P2P) and our Academy Under-19s team. Along with RFL Girls Talent Hubs, Girls Development Camps (Years 7-11) and the RugBees initiative (ages 7-11) with the Saints Community Development Foundation.
In recent seasons, St.Helens Women have been proud to see players come through our youth system to become Women’s First Team Saints players, showing there is a pathway for aspiring talents. Young girls can follow in the footsteps of Saints such as Alyx Bridge, Olivia Leach, Luci McColm, Erin McDonald, or Katie Mottershead, to name just a few.
However, without the hard work of so many people who are involved in local community rugby league clubs, the Saints Women’s youth programme would not be possible. So, throughout the 2026 Women’s Rugby League season, each home fixture at the BrewDog Stadium for St.Helens Women will also double as a Community Club Takeover.
Pilkington Recs are our takeover team this week!
The girls section at the Pilks has gone from strength to strength with four of their Under-16s selected for the St.Helens Women’s Pathway to Performance (P2P) squad, as well as having a thriving Under-12s girls team which is spearheaded by Lydia Binstead.
Lydia has been an outstanding addition to the coaching staff for the women’s pathway at St.Helens and the great work she has done for our P2P programme, along with her community coaching role for Pilks has earned her a place on the coaching staff for the RFL’s regional girls talent hubs over the past two years.
As part of their experience for the Community Club Takeover, young aspiring players from Pilkington Recs will:
- Be official team mascots for the Betfred Women’s Super League – Super Four fixture against Leeds Rhinos Women and will walk about with the teams ahead of the game.
- Make up our official ball crew for the duration of the fixture.
- Conduct the coin toss in the tunnel alongside the Match Officials.
- As well as choose the Women’s Player of the Match, to be announced too!
