Sunday 20 July 2014 10:53, UK
The United States Tomahawks gained an 18-12 win over a Samoa Residents team at Aloha Stadium in Hawaii.
It was the nation’s first match since their 2013 World Cup quarter-final defeat by Australia in Wrexham in November.
Meanwhile, former Leigh, Halifax, Huddersfield and Castleford stand-off Stuart Donlan made a winning start to his role as Canada head coach by guiding the Wolverines to a 24-20 win over Jamaica in front of a 3,000 crowd in the rain in Toronto.
"Great win tonight," tweeted Donlan, who took up a two-year contract with Canada after leaving his post as Salford assistant coach earlier this year.
"Canada toughed it out showed great commitment and pride. Proud coach tonight. First-ever win as a head coach. Cheers boys."
