Leeds Rhinos Winger Ryan Hall Retires From Rugby League
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Rugby league legend Ryan Hall retires from professional play at age 38.
Leeds Rhinos winger Ryan Hall has ended his professional rugby league career at age 38. The veteran player finishes his tenure as the second highest try-scorer in the history of the Super League.
- Career milestoneThe veteran winger secured his place in the sport's history books as the second leading try-scorer in Super League history.
- Club legacyThe player spent the vast majority of his storied career representing the Leeds Rhinos.
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Professional rugby league players rarely compete at the elite level past their late thirties, making career longevity stories significant for club fans and league history alike.
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Ryan Hall has announced his retirement from professional rugby league at age 38, concluding a career marked by prolific try-scoring in the Super League.
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- The IndependentLeeds legend Ryan Hall announces retirement from rugby league1h ago · open ↗
- BBC SportLegendary Leeds Rhinos winger Hall retires2h ago · open ↗
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