It took just a minute and a half for Joel Monaghan to open the scoring by jumping the highest to collect a Lee Briers cross-field kick and open his account. Briers in turn got a try of his own thanks to Chris Riley running through a gap and gifting four points to the stand-off.

Ryan Atkins was soon on the score sheet after exhibiting some fast pace to score and the Wire were 16-0 up. Joel Monaghan was on for a hat-trick thanks to Chris Bridge drawing in two defenders and after an offload out the back door, found the winger for his second try. Gareth Carvell then opted to get in on the act as he muscled his way over the line for a try. Then a matter of moments later, in an almost identical play he muscled his way over again for try, except this time it taking up to five defenders to wrestle with him and he still got the ball down!

A Warrington onslaught then began as Swinton struggled to contain a team which were ‘hungry like the wolf’ for points. After some aggressive carries, Grix hit a nice line to go over for another four pointer. Joel Monaghan then completed his hat-trick as a result from slick passing and a tired but passionate Swinton defense. A standout moment was when the linesmen couldn’t agree whether the Briers conversion had been successful or not, the conclusion? Unsuccessful. Michael Monaghan then scooted from halfway to the corner and give himself a meat pie just before half time, making it 48-0.

Briers' points tally was beginning to significantly rack up due to a swift second half brace that allowed him to complete the second hat-trick of the evening. Warrington then exploited Swinton down the left side, running like a formation of fighter jets towards the opposition line, as Chris Riley was the one to put the ball down at the end of some superb supporting runs.

Ben Westwood then scored either side of Rhys Williams pacing over the corner for a try. Joel Monaghan then went over to score his FOURTH of the night before Ryan Atkins then linked up nicely with teammate Chris Riley again for his second. Chris Bridge used a strong left arm to fend his way to the line and Briers kicked the extras to bring up the century much to the Warrington fans' delight.

Carvell then ran a line from deep to bring a sight, a hat-trick for a prop! Which was then followed by the more usual sight of a hat-trick for a winger as Riley completed his. In a game where records broken all over, it would be unfitting to say fair play to a plucky Swinton side determined to play the game out at the best of their ability for 80 minutes. The game saw Briers collate a record 44 points on the night in which he also became the club's all time leading point scorer, helped by another club record of 16 conversions in a single game (beating his own previous record of 14).

Club record win: Days that rocked the HJ