2013 Castleford Tigers season

Castleford Tigers 2013 season
Castleford Tigers 2013 season
Super League Rank	12th
Play-off result	Did not qualify
Challenge Cup	Fourth round
2013 record	Wins: 9; draws: 2; losses: 17
Points scored	For: 714; against: 909
Team information
Chairman	Jack Fulton
Head Coach	Ian Millward (sacked 9 April) ; Danny Orr (caretaker) ; Daryl Powell
Captain	Michael Shenton;
Stadium	The Jungle (Wheldon Road)
Avg. attendance	6,306
Agg. attendance	81,979
High attendance	9,103
Low attendance	3,222
Top scorers
Tries	Justin Carney (21)
Goals	Jamie Ellis (59)
Points	Jamie Ellis (147)

Super League Rank12th

Play-off resultDid not qualify

Challenge CupFourth round

2013 recordWins: 9; draws: 2; losses: 17

The 2013 season was the Castleford Tigers' 88th season in the Rugby Football League and their 6th consecutive season in the top flight of English rugby league. The club competed in the 2013 Super League and the 2013 Challenge Cup.

Castleford began the season under head coach Ian Millward, before he was dismissed in April. After assistant Danny Orr took charge as caretaker, Daryl Powell was appointed head coach in May. The team was captained by Michael Shenton. They finished the Super League season in 12th place.

No	Player	From	Contract	Date	Ref.
3	Michael Shenton	St Helens	4 years	7 June 2012	^[1]
4	Jake Webster	Hull Kingston Rovers	3 years	26 June 2012	^[2]
11	Lee Gilmour	Huddersfield Giants	2 years	28 June 2012	^[3]
19	Jordan Tansey	York City Knights	1 year	5 July 2012	^[4]
2	Justin Carney	Sydney Roosters	2 years	9 August 2012	^[5]
12	Weller Hauraki	Leeds Rhinos	2 years	13 September 2012	^[6]
25	Keith Mason	Huddersfield Giants	1 year	12 December 2012	^[7]
27	Ryan Boyle	Salford City Reds	1½ years	4 April 2013	^[8]
29	Ben Davies	Widnes Vikings	½ year	13 June 2013	^[9]

No	Player	From	Loan type	Arrival	Return	Ref.
26	Gareth O'Brien	Warrington Wolves	One-month	14 February 2013	13 March 2013	^[10]^[11]
28	Tyrone McCarthy	Warrington Wolves	One-month	29 April 2013	23 May 2013	^[12]^[13]
30	Michael Channing	London Broncos	Season-long	6 July 2013	Permanent^[a]	^[14]

No	Player	To	Contract	Date	Ref.
3	Joe Arundel	Hull FC	4 years	29 May 2012	^[15]
2	Nick Youngquest	Retired		26 June 2012	^[16]
16	Ryan Hudson	Retired		18 July 2012	^[17]
27	John Davies	Batley Bulldogs	2 years	21 July 2012	^[18]
7	Danny Orr	Retired		26 July 2012	^[19]
14	Stuart Jones	Retired		2 August 2012	^[20]
5	Josh Griffin	Released^[b]		29 August 2012	^[21]
13	Steve Snitch	Northern Pride	1 year	31 August 2012	^[22]^[23]
29	Josh Atkinson	Released		9 September 2012	^[24]^[25]
—	Ryan Brierley	Leigh Centurions	1 year^[c]	9 September 2012	^[23]^[26]
31	Ben Blackmore	Huddersfield Giants	1 year	22 September 2012	^[27]
19	Paul Jackson	Whitehaven	2 years	25 September 2012	^[28]
—	Richie Mathers	Wakefield Trinity Wildcats	2 years^[c]	23 October 2012	^[29]
14	Jake Emmitt	Salford Red Devils	1½ years	4 April 2013	^[8]
20	Steve Nash	Dewsbury Rams	½ year	26 July 2013	^[30]
29	Ben Davies	Halifax	½ year	26 July 2013	^[30]

No	Player	To	Loan type	Departure	Return	Ref.
21	Ben Johnston	Dewsbury Rams	Season-long, one-month recall	25 October 2012	21 April 2013	^[31]
23	James Clare	Doncaster	Season-long, one-month recall	25 October 2012	4 March 2013	^[32]
20	Steve Nash	Dewsbury Rams	Season-long	1 February 2013	Permanent^[d]	^[33]
21	Ben Johnston	York City Knights	Season-long	9 May 2013	2 September 2013	^[34]

Club	No	Player	App	T	Pts
Keighley Cougars	1	Richard Owen	1	0	0
	8	Jonathan Walker	2	0	0
	14	Jake Emmitt	3	0	0
	24	Charlie Martin	6	0	0
Batley Bulldogs	22	Daniel Fleming	11	3	12

2013 Castleford Tigers season

Transfers and loans

Transfers in

Loans in

Transfers out

Loans out

Dual registration

Pre-season friendlies

Super League

Results

League table

Challenge Cup

Results

Player statistics

Summary

References

External links

Related Articles

Date	Opposition	H/A	Venue	Result	Score	Tries	Goals	Drop goals	Attendance
Sun 13 January^[a]	Hull FC	A	KC Stadium	L	6–26	Webster	Dixon		5,577
Sun 20 January	Featherstone Rovers	H	Wheldon Road	W	20–10	Carney (2), Webster, Dixon	Dixon (2)		2,388

Date	Round	Opposition	H/A	Venue	Result	Score	Tries	Goals	Drop goals	Attendance
Sun 3 February	1	Warrington Wolves	A	Halliwell Jones Stadium	L	24–40	Carney, Shenton, Owen, Webster	Ellis (4)		10,721
Sun 10 February	2	Leeds Rhinos	H	Wheldon Road	W	14–12	Tansey, Webster	Ellis (3)		9,103
Sat 16 February	3	Bradford Bulls	A	Odsal Stadium	L	12–38	Ellis, Dixon	Ellis (2)		7,724
Sun 24 February	4	Catalans Dragons	H	Wheldon Road	D	17–17	Thompson, Shenton, Dixon	Ellis (2)	O'Brien	5,205
Sun 3 March	5	Wigan Warriors	H	Wheldon Road	L	22–28	Webster, Ellis, Carney (2)	Ellis (3)		7,852
Fri 8 March	6	Hull FC	A	KC Stadium	L	0–52				11,852
Sun 17 March	7	London Broncos	H	Wheldon Road	L	12–26	Dixon, Huby	Ellis (2)		4,751
Sun 24 March	8	Hull Kingston Rovers	A	Craven Park	L	22–26	Dixon, Webster, Owen, Clark	Dixon (3)		6,489
Fri 29 March^[a]	9	Wakefield Trinity Wildcats	H	Wheldon Road	L	16–37	Thompson (2), Owen	Ellis (2)		7,705
Mon 1 April	10	St Helens	A	Langtree Park	L	18–48	Clark, Carney, Clare	Ellis (3)		10,943
Sat 6 April^[b]	11	Huddersfield Giants	H	Wheldon Road	L	24–40	Holmes, Milner, Clark, Walker	Ellis (4)		3,222
Sat 13 April^[c]	12	Widnes Vikings	H	Wheldon Road	W	28–26	Clare, Owen (2), Thompson, Milner	Ellis (4)		3,986
Sat 27 April^[d]	13	Salford Red Devils	A	AJ Bell Stadium	L	30–34	Massey, Carney, Milner, Holmes, Ellis, Thompson	Ellis (3)		2,306
Sun 5 May	14	Hull Kingston Rovers	H	Wheldon Road	W	32–24	Boyle, Carney (2), Shenton, Walker, Tansey	Ellis (4)		6,474
Sat 18 May^[e]	15	Catalans Dragons	A	Stade Gilbert Brutus	L	30–39	Thompson (2), Carney (2), Clark	Ellis (5)		7,083
Sat 25 May	16	Wakefield Trinity Wildcats	N	Etihad Stadium	W	49–24	Clark, Ellis, Dixon (4), Huby, Carney, Thompson	Ellis (6)	Ellis	31,249
Sat 1 June	17	London Broncos	A	Twickenham Stoop	D	30–30	Clark, Chase, Millington, Carney, Massey	Ellis (5)		1,810
Fri 7 June	18	Leeds Rhinos	A	Headingley Stadium	L	24–42	Hauraki, Tansey (2), Huby	Ellis (4)		17,035
Fri 21 June	19	Hull FC	H	Wheldon Road	W	30–28	Owen, Chase, Clark, Walker, Clare	Dixon (5)		6,022
Fri 28 June	20	Wigan Warriors	A	DW Stadium	W	18–4	Dixon, Millington, Clare	Dixon (3)		12,463
Sun 7 July	21	St Helens	H	Wheldon Road	L	24–40	Owen, Tansey, Hauraki, Carney, Chase	Dixon (2)		8,229
Sun 21 July	22	Huddersfield Giants	A	Kirklees Stadium	L	32–48	Shenton, Carney (2), Clark, Chase, Hauraki	Dixon (4)		5,733
Sun 4 August	23	Warrington Wolves	H	Wheldon Road	L	30–40	Carney, Hauraki, Milner, Dixon, Huby	Dixon (5)		5,980
Sun 11 August	24	Widnes Vikings	A	Select Security Stadium	W	42–38	Carney (2), Boyle, Massey, Ellis, Milner, Hauraki, Channing	Dixon (5)		5,155
Sun 18 August	25	Bradford Bulls	H	Wheldon Road	W	46–34	Dixon, Milner (2), Carney, Chase, Tansey, Massey, Ellis	Dixon (7)		6,633
Sun 1 September	26	Salford Red Devils	H	Wheldon Road	W	44–30	Channing (2), Shenton, Carney (3), Fleming, Chase, Thompson	Dixon (3), Ellis		6,817
Sun 8 September	27	Wakefield Trinity Wildcats	A	Belle Vue	L	32–36	Clare (4), Chase, Hauraki	Dixon (4)		6,404

Pos	Team v t e	Pld	W	D	L	PF	PA	PD	Pts	Qualification
1	Huddersfield Giants (L)	27	21	0	6	851	507	+344	42	Play-offs
2	Warrington Wolves	27	20	1	6	836	461	+375	41
3	Leeds Rhinos	27	18	1	8	712	507	+205	37
4	Wigan Warriors (C)	27	17	1	9	816	460	+356	35
5	St. Helens	27	15	1	11	678	536	+142	31
6	Hull F.C.	27	13	2	12	652	563	+89	28
7	Catalans Dragons	27	13	2	12	619	604	+15	28
8	Hull Kingston Rovers	27	13	0	14	642	760	−118	26
9	Bradford Bulls	27	10	2	15	640	658	−18	22
10	Widnes Vikings	27	10	2	15	695	841	−146	22
11	Wakefield Trinity Wildcats	27	10	1	16	660	749	−89	21
12	Castleford Tigers	27	9	2	16	702	881	−179	20
13	London Broncos	27	5	2	20	487	946	−459	12
14	Salford City Reds	27	6	1	20	436	953	−517	11^[a]

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