See how many of these stories and pictures you remember from the March 1, 2012 edition?
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Nick Youngquest comes up against strong Wigan Warriors defence in a game 10 years ago in which Castleford Tigers were well beaten,46-4.
. Looking to improve
Castleford Tigers forward Stuart Nash looks for support in the game against Wigan Warriors. Afterwards stand-in Cas coach Stuart Donlan vowed to put things right and told the Express that they would be ready for the following game against local rivals Leeds Rhinos.
. Ready for debut
Grant Millington delivered a boost for Castleford Tigers when declaring himself ready to make his debut for the club after coming over from Austraila.
. Hardman's hat-trick
Ian Hardman raced in for a hat-trick of tries as Featherstone Rovers came from 22-6 down to beat Halifax 34-32 at The Shay in the Northern Rail Cup, stretching their unbeaten record to 15 matches.
1. Lynch pin
Castleford players combine to halt Andy Lynch - a Hull FC player in 2012 - in the Super League game that saw some improvement from the Tigers and brought about a vote of confidence from the board in head coach Ian Millward.
2. Four star
Ian Hardman crossed for four tries as Featherstone Rovers breezed through a second round Challenge Cup tie against amateurs Hunslet Old Boys, winning 86-12.
3. Cup draw
Daryl Powell was featured in the Express with his comments on his Featherstone Rovers side being drawn out against their local rivals Castleford Tigers in the fourth round of the Challenge Cup. He said: "It should be a great game. I think it will get the whole area buzzing. It is the draw that everybody wanted - players, staff and fans."
4. Four in vain
Sam Orange was featured in the Express after scoring four tries in vain for Castleford Tigers U20s in a 32-26 defeat to Hull FC's U20s.