Catapult stats tracker: Ritson takes off

Saints flyer Tee Ritson proved there's no substitute for pace in Round 10 - he hit the top speed of the round as the Champions got back to winning ways against Warrington.

Ritson recorded a round best speed of 35.35 km/h which was also the second quickest speed across the 2023 season. Elsewhere, Tom Johnstone clocked a max speed of 34.10 km/h during a lung-busting chase of Salford's Joe Burgess.

Hurrell with the offload that finds wingman Tee Ritson who confirms the win for @Saints1890

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The Black & Whites enjoyed a rare and much needed win in Round 10, with academy products Davy Litten and Ben McNamara standing out in the all important effort areas. Litten continued his impressive form and covered more distance (8945 metres) than any other player in Round 10, with Ben McNamara (8830) close behind.

Litten again featured prominently on the intensity charts, working at an intensity of 105 metres per minute, as did Huddersfield's Nathan Peats. Black & Whites pair Ben McNamara and Danny Houghton weren't far behind, working at an intensity of 104 metres per minute.

Bevan French continues to lead the way in high speed efforts - he added another 12 sprints to his already impressive 2023 total. 

R10 distance covered

1. Davy Litten - 8945 metres

2. Ben McNamara - 8830 metres

3. James Roby - 8651 metres

R10 intensity

1. Davy Litten - 105 metres/min

2. Nathan Peats - 105 metres/min

3. Ben McNamara - 104 metres/min

4. Danny Houghton - 104 metres/min

R10 top speed

1. Tee Ritson - 35.35 km/h

2. Tom Johnstone - 34.1 km/h

3. Bevan French - 32.93 km/h

R10 high speed efforts

1. Bevan French - 12

2. Matt Dufty - 11

3. Davy Litten - 10

4. Sam Halsall - 10

5. Tee Ritson - 10