John Player Trophy News Today

Penrith won’t be taking Upper Eden lightly by any means when they clash in the Cumbria County Cup final on Saturday.

THE biggest casualty of rugby league’s switch to summer was the demise of the Saints v Wigan Boxing Day tradition which was the stuff of legend…

THEY broke the mould when they made 1980s terrace legend and Great Britain international Roy Haggerty - a real rough diamond from Thatto Heath.

FORMER Widnes Challenge Cup winning prop Glyn Shaw has died, aged 71.

A NEW Warrington Wolves signing has thrown Wire great Ronnie Duane into the spotlight.

Mike Parsons salutes John Bevans stunning career with Warrington Wolves and at international level in both codes of rugby in our latest Stars on…

Episode 4 in series 2 of Warrington Wolves cine film footage from the 1960s and 1970s recorded by Wire fans Cecil Waller and his son Mike from…

Alan Gwilliam, left, helping out his Warrington teammate Ken Kelly in defence in 1979 WARRINGTON Wolves stars of the 1970s and 1960s have died within days of each other over the past week. Alan Gwilliam, 71, who scored the winning try for The Wire against Australia at Wilderspool in 1978, and Martin Dickens, 85, a hooker whose brother Tommy also played for the club, each made over 100 appearances in primrose and blue. Gwilliam, who hailed from St Helens, where his brother Ken also played ...

ALL aboard, let’s bring the Captain home! The Captain Morgan Trophy, won by Warrington Wolves on the only occasion it was contested 47 years ago today, is missing. “It’s one of life’s mysteries,” said one of the club’s officials. The Warrington Guardian is calling on rugby league fans all over to assist in unearthing this historic piece of the game’s prized silverware collection. “It belongs at The Halliwell Jones Stadium on display for everybody to enjoy,” said Guar...