NO doubt some of you will not want me to write about the proposed restructuring of Super League, just because I’m Australian.

If that’s you, I kindly invite you to skip to the second and third items of this column which hopefully you will find informative and/or entertaining.

To those of you who are still here ... well, where do we start? It seems to me there are two extremes when it comes to competition structures.

What will you be doing on the 8th September?

The inaugural Wigan 10k run will be an event not to be missed. While you are getting fit, feeling good about yourself, and bumping into numerous Rugby League Superstars, you can also be raising money for a brilliant cause, 'Joining Jack'.

North Wales Crusaders maintained their place at the top of Championship One after edging past Oxford in a 12-4 win.

Oxford continue to defy the odds in their impressive start to the season and Crusaders are the latest side to pushed all the way at Iffley Road.

Huddersfield held off last season’s finalists, Leeds to progress into the quarter-finals of the Challenge Cup despite having a man sent off.

21 year-old centre, Joe Wardle scored a first half try to help his side establish a two try lead but knew his fate after sending three punches to the head of Carl Ablett.

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The half-way round of Superleague XVIII proved as unpredictable as the British weather as Saints, Catalans and Hull KR found to their cost.

While the fight for top spot continues with gusto, the tussle to avoid the 2013 wooden spoon is also hotting up.

It was points a plenty as we saw sixty-six tries across our seven Superleague matches over a very busy weekend.

We take a look back at the action....

Halifax, Featherstone and Sheffield all picked up three points to retain their positions in the top three spots of the Championship tables.

Halifax were trailing 16-18 at half time against Barrow at The Shay, but came back strongly in the second half to win by 56 points to 30. Lee Paterson crossed twice for Fax who remain top.

Carl Ablett crossed twice for Leeds as they romped to victory against arch rivals Bradford on enemy territory.

The Bulls were no match for their old foes’ superiority up front, as the Rhinos’ pack tore into their opposite numbers. On the back of such dominance in the forwards, Brian McDermott’s classy backline displayed their handling skills as they threw the ball around with glee and punished any lapse in defence on the hosts’ behalf.