The 2019 Leeds Rhinos season was the club's 24th season within the Super League. It was the coach's David Furner first season at the club but following 5 wins and 11 losses, including a Challenge Cup elimination his contract was terminated and he was replaced by assistant coach Richard Agar for the interim. Kallum Watkins was the club captain for the second consecutive year.
Super League
DateRoundOpponentH/AVenueScoreTriesGoalsAttendanceReportSat 2 Feb 17:151Warrington WolvesAHalliwell Jones Stadium6-26S. WardT. Lolohea (1)13,098ReportFri 8 Feb 19:452Wigan WarriorsAJJB Stadium16-34B. Ferres, A. Handley, K. WatkinsT. Lolohea (2)11,032ReportSun 17 Feb 15:0010Salford Red DevilsASalford City Stadium46-14J. Walker (3), K. Hurrell (2), A. Cuthbertson, A. Handley, M. ParcellT. Lolohea (7)4,385Report
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Squad
Challenge Cup
DateRoundOpponentH/AVenueScoreTriesGoalsAttendanceReportFri 12 April 19:455Workington TownHEmerald Headingley Stadium78-6Harry Newman (4), Richard Myler (3), Ashton Golding (2), Wellington Albert, Luke Briscoe, Brett Ferres, Matt ParcellLiam Sutcliffe (13)4,197Sat 11 May 14:306Bradford BullsAOdsal Stadium22-24Harry Newman, Tom Briscoe, Callum McLelland, Tuimoala LoloheaLiam Sutcliffe (3)10,258
Transfers
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2019 Gains:
Tui Lolohea from Wests Tigers Callum McLelland from rugby union Trent Merrin from Penrith Panthers Konrad Hurrell from Gold Coast Titans Dom Crosby from Warrington Wolves Danny Tickle from Workington Town
2019 Losses:
Ryan Hall to Sydney Roosters Joel Moon released Brett Delaney to Featherstone Rovers Jimmy Keinhorst to Hull Kingston Rovers Mitch Garbutt to Hull Kingston Rovers Jordan Thompson to Hull FC
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