Medical Report: Round Six Betfred Championship

Lewis Bienek and Jeremiah Simbiken have returned to full training and are available for selection this weekend.

Jimmy Meadows and Connor O'Beirne failed their Head Injury Assessments in Sunday's match. They will go through the RFL's HIA protocol.

Morea Morea is carrying a hip flexor injury, the club is awaiting scan results to determine his time on the sidelines.

Finley Glare sustained ligament tears, the club is awaiting scan results to determine his time on the sidelines.

Sid Adebiyi sustained a hamstring injury, the club is awaiting scan results to determine his time on the sidelines.

Dean Hawkins and Reagan Campbell-Gillard are carrying calf injuries and are expected to return in approximately two to three weeks.

Alex Max is recovering from a chest injury, and is expected to return in approximately three to four weeks.

Rob Mathias sustained a PCL and meniscus injury, he is undergoing rehabilitation, and is expected to return in April.

The club will provide further updates in due course.

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