Murray and Sykes nominated for Betfred Women's Super League Awards

Leeds Rhinos duo nominated for individual accolades

Leeds Rhinos duo Lois Murray and Tara-Jane Sykes have both been nominated for individual accolades at the Betfred Women's Super League Awards.
Murray has been nominated for three awards, including Betfred Women's Super League Player of the Year following an impressive season for the Rhinos.
The centre has also been nominated for the Betfred Women's Super League Young Player of the Year award, as well as the Betfred Women's Super League Dream Team.

Sykes aiming to add to her personal accolades

Sykes, meanwhile, has been nominated for the Betfred Women's Super League Woman of Steel award.
The loose forward has enjoyed a stellar season for Leeds, and has been rewarded with a nomination for one of the most prestigious individual awards in the women's game.
Murray and Sykes will be hoping to add to their personal accolades at the awards ceremony, which will take place on October 4th.

A testament to the strength of the Rhinos squad

The nominations for Murray and Sykes are a testament to the strength of the Rhinos squad this season.
The team finished top of the Betfred Women's Super League table after the regular season, and will now face Wigan Warriors in the Grand Final on September 25th.
Murray and Sykes have been key players for Leeds this season, and their nominations for individual awards are a reflection of their contributions to the team's success.

Murray in impressive form for England

Murray has also been in impressive form for England this season.
The 19-year-old scored a try in England's 20-12 victory over France in the Women's Rugby League World Cup final.
Murray was also named the Player of the Match in England's 54-4 victory over Brazil in the semi-finals.

Sykes a stalwart of the Leeds team

Sykes, meanwhile, has been a stalwart of the Leeds team for many years.
The 30-year-old has made over 150 appearances for the Rhinos, and has been a key member of the team's success in recent years.
Sykes was part of the Leeds team that won the treble in 2019, and she will be hoping to add to her medal collection with victory in the Grand Final this year.

Conclusion

The nominations for Murray and Sykes are a reflection of their individual talent and the strength of the Leeds Rhinos team.
The two players will be hoping to add to their personal accolades at the Betfred Women's Super League Awards ceremony on October 4th.