Any suggestions for the highest aggregate score in a game where the final points gap was one converted try or less?

Leeds 54 - 48 Huddersfield Super League 2001

Awful awful game

York Knights 134-0 Northumbria Uni, last year.

Do you know if that's the Super League record?

Looks like record for CC Final was 28-24 Wigan Hull 1985, with Hull Leeds, 25-24 in second.

52-46 it was, we were in heaven scoring that many at Headingley

What record is that? Leeds scored 50-odd against London in '99 and Saints v Bradford in '96 was a big score too.

I think we beat Gateshead 92-6 ish on a Wednesday night in the Arriva Trains Cup once, then bettered it with 100-12 the following Sunday. Our scoreboard could only go up to 99

See earlier post...highest aggregate score where final points difference was a converted try or less.

February 1995, Challenge Cup 5th Round - Workington Town 94 Leigh 4

Leigh 92-keighly 2

workington 0 leigh 70

We beat Halifax 88-6 at craven park in the NRC in 2006

Wolves 112 - Swinton 0 (Overall)
Wolves 82 - Quins 6 (SL)

I'd say the one thing these games have in common is that they're not enjoyable at all to watch. The biggest win I've seen is 90-0 against Barrow. There was no 'resistance' to speak of for a lot of the tries, and I suspect I wasn't alone in wanting Barrow to score. I remember Leeds drawing 46-46 (or similar) with Sheffield, and that was a dreadful game as well, only made exciting by Leeds' non-existent defence (IIRC just before a CC final) letting the Eagles score two tries in the last minute or so.

Australia 110-4 Russia

Couldn't believe that Russia scored!

Chorley 6 Wakefield 88 in the CC and it Was played in the snow, absolutely freezing !

Eagles 98-4 London Skolars

We broke through in the last minute and forward passed with a three man overlap to deny ourselves 100!

Yep I was at that. Really bad conditions.
I dread to think what the scoreline would have been in decent conditions!

you are correct, i knew i was wrong when i typed it

its not the highest aggregate score that goes to Bradford 96-16 Salford but it surely must be the highest score by a losing side

I'd guess there may be SL sides other than widnes who haven't scored that many in victory?

Highest I saw was 100-6 vs Nottingham City in 1990 with Colin Armstrong kicking 14 goals to equal a club record.

I went to that one too. It was a Yorkshire Cup tie played at Tattersfield, Doncaster.

It certainly was, although once into Lancashire, it was like passing the point of no return, so it was a case of getting to the game and worriy if you'd make it home after the game had finished.
Poor conditions suited our forwards that night,if not, it might have been a tight game

I remember that game. Some fax fans started to leave after 20-25mins of the game gone.

Whitehaven 72 Fulham 6 - and we were leading on the 15 minute mark! Our coach (Bill Goodwin) said at training on Tuesday 'Shouldn't have got that try - upset them'.

How many of these scores, were 3pt or 4pt's for a try matches. I think Saints against Carlisle 112-0 was still 3 pts, not sure though.....