Tigers head coach Carr leaves for 'personal reasons'
Summary
Castleford Tigers head coach Ryan Carr has left the club due to personal reasons. Carr, who started in August 2025, won seven out of 21 games and leaves the team in ninth place. The club thanked him and said they are not currently searching for a new head coach.Key Facts
- Ryan Carr was appointed head coach of the Castleford Tigers in August 2025 on a three-year contract.
- He won seven of 21 Super League games while coaching the Tigers.
- Carr was stood down two weeks before leaving the club for personal reasons.
- Director of rugby Chris Chester has taken over coaching duties temporarily.
- The club is not actively looking for a new head coach right now.
- Owner Martin Jepson said the club faced difficult situations but acted in its best interest.
- Assistant coaches Jason Netherton and Luke Robinson will help for the rest of the season.
- The Tigers are ninth in the 14-team league and have upcoming matches, including a visit to St Helens.
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