2017 Women's Challenge Cup | |
Duration: | 4 rounds |
No Of Teams: | 16 |
Biggest Home Win: | Bradford Bulls 92 – 1 Army |
Biggest Away Win: | Barrow 13 – 58 Oulton Raidettes |
Season: | 2016 |
Season Champ Name: | Winners |
Prevseason Link: | 2016 Women's Challenge Cup |
Prevseason Year: | 2016 |
Nextseason Link: | 2018 Women's Challenge Cup |
Nextseason Year: | 2018 |
The 2017 RFL Women's Challenge Cup was an English rugby league knockout tournament competed for by 16 teams during the summer of 2017. The competition was won by who beat 50–18 in the final on 30 July 2017.[1]
The preliminary round was played on 9 April and 23 April:
width=19% | Home | width=6% | Score | width=19% | Away |
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East Leeds Academy | 10–0 | Lindley Swifts | |||
West Leeds Eagles | 14–24 | ||||
Hull Wyke | 28–16 | Brighouse Rangers | |||
Source:[2] |
The first round was played on 30 April:
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Barrow | 13–58 | Oulton Raidettes | |||
92–1 | |||||
Hull Wyke | 24–40 | Stanningley | |||
68–6 | Whitley Bay Barbarians | ||||
6–48 | |||||
v | East Leeds | ||||
v | |||||
Wigan St Patricks | v | Batley Bulldogs | |||
Source:[3] |
The quarter finals were concluded on 28 May:
width=19% | Home | width=6% | Score | width=19% | Away |
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64–0 | |||||
Oulton Raidettes | 6–30 | ||||
50–4 | |||||
Wigan St Patricks | 30–24 | Stanningley | |||
Source:[4] [5] |
The semi finals were concluded on 18 June:
width=19% | Home | width=6% | Score | width=19% | Away |
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30–6 | Wigan St Patricks | ||||
22–10 | |||||
Source:[6] |
The final took place of 30 July:[7] [8] [9] [10]
The first round was played on 28 May:
width=19% | Home | width=6% | Score | width=19% | Away |
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East Leeds Academy | 0–48 | Whitley Bay Barbarians | |||
Hull Wyke | 0–24 | Batley Bulldogs | |||
0–36 | |||||
24–16 | Barrow | ||||
Source:[11] |
The semi-finals were played on 25 June:
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Batley Bulldogs | 12–18 | ||||
24–0 | Whitley Bay Barbarians | ||||
Source:[12] [13] |
The final took place on 30 July:[9]