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Wigan Warriors Snap Skid, Thrash Bradford Bulls

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Wigan Warriors triumphed over Bradford Bulls, ending a four-game losing streak with a 38-14 victory in Super League. Noah Hodkinson scored a hat-trick, while Jai Field and Zach Eckersley added two tries each. Adam Keighran and Harry Farrimond contributed with four and one goals, respectively. Bradford managed just 14 points, with Zac Fulton and Ethan Ryan scoring a try each, and Jake Atkin kicking a goal. Wigans young players, including debutant George Marsden, shone in the halves, setting up numerous attacks. The victory boosts Wigans play-off hopes as they aim for a top-four finish.

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Wigan Warriors Snap Skid, Thrash Bradford Bulls

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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Wigan Warriors Snap Skid, Thrash Bradford Bulls. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On May 2nd, we can warrior snap their 4-game skid with a solid 38-14 win over Bradford Bulls and Super League action. Noah Hodgonson, the 20-year-old winger, lit it up with a hat trick, while Jai Field grabbed two tries and Zach Echersley and Brad O'Neal added, one each. Kicking duties went to Adam K. Grant with four goals and a nudge from Harry Fairamond. Bradford managed just 14 points, thanks to Zach Fulton and a double from Ethan Ryan, with Jake Ackon nailing their lone goal. Wigan controlled the game from the jump, holding firm in the playoff hunt, despite recent struggles. The Bulls are hurting bad from injuries, coughing up 100 points across their last two losses to Whole K.R. and Wakefield Trinity. That left them vulnerable, and Wigan's young guns took full advantage. 17-year-old George Marsden, shown on debut in the haves, setting up plenty of Wigan's sharp plays. Jeff Aaron Moore kept things tight on the field. Wigan's back in rhythm now, eyeing that top four push as the season rolls on.

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