Wakefield Trinity head coach Wayne Hirst has named his 2019 squad for the upcoming Women’s Super League season. At the season launch event on Friday hosted at Ambassador club Sharlston Rovers, men’s head coach Chris Chester handed out shirts to the 26 strong playing squad. Around 100 supporters, sponsors and players were in attendance where
Wakefield Trinity Ladies remain unbeaten with 6 wins from 6 in the Women’s Championship, grinding out a steely 14-4 victory overs hosts Oulton Raidettes. The Round 6 clash was always going to be an close contest as the 1st and 2nd placed teams faced off at Raider Park. It was Wakefield who started the brighter
Wakefield Trinity Ladies bounced back to winning ways in emphatic style as they unleashed a backlash on Widnes Vikings at the Mobile Rocket Stadium as 16 year old fullback Amy Brinkley registered a hat trick of tries to remain unbeaten in the Women’s Championship. Still hurting after last weeks defeat to the hands of Leeds
The Ladies team are hoping for a strong crowd in Sunday’s game which kicks off at 2pm at Sharlston Rovers after their opening home game clashed with the men’s home fixture. With the men’s team in Challenge cup action at Huddersfield on Friday night and free admission at the Ladies game on Sunday there should be a
The Wakefield Trinity ladies team recently benefited from a training session lead by special guest Keith Mason. The former Trinity, Saints, Castleford and Huddersfield Giants player put the ladies through a master class of skills and strategy following their recent round 3 win over Stanningley. Mason has appeared in the film Skin Traffik alongside Mickey
The Wakefield Trinity ladies team remain unbeaten in their 2018 Women’s Championship campaign after coming from behind at half time to register a tough 22-8 victory over hosts Stanningley to make it 3 wins from 3. The opening exchanges were tough as both sides tested each others defence with play going from end to end.
Wakefield Trinity Ladies backed up their season opening triumph last weekend with an emphatic 42-0 victory over Wigan St Patricks in the Women’s Championship. Despite the heavy scoreline the game wasn’t always one way traffic as Trinity built their eventual accomplishment on a tenacious defensive attitude. Head coach Wayne Hirst was pleased with his charges
The Wakefield Trinity Ladies team opened up their 2018 Women’s Championship campaign with a second half master class after taking a slender 2 point lead into the break against newly formed Hull FC Ladies. Despite the Trinity mens game kicking off an hour after the ladies down the road at Belle Vue a sizable crowd
The recent Wakefield Trinity ladies open access recruitment day was well received by good numbers this weekend as the newly appointed head coach Wayne Hirst took his first training session. Hirst said “It’s been really good, we’ve had a good response from the girls that have come down and they’ve interacted with us really well
Wakefield Trinity Ladies season came to a close this weekend as they hosted their final game of the Women’s Championship against top of the table unbeaten Stanningley. A victory would have seen Trinity progress into the play offs but two late tries in the second half put paid to dreams of silverwear in their first
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