Leeds Rhinos claimed a headline-grabbing win over old adversaries St Helens in the final game of day one at Super League’s Magic Weekend There were also victories for Leigh Leopards and leaders Hull Kingston Rovers at Newcastle United’s iconic home at St James’ Park on Saturday Day two saw Huddersfield Giants finally stop the rot with a much-needed win against Hull FC while Wigan Warriors and Wakefield Trinity also registered victories Leeds legend and Sky Sports pundit Barrie McDermott gives Love Rugby League his Super League Team of the Week Arthur Mourgue impressed yet again for Hull KR and Lachie Miller continued his fine form against St Helens on Saturday by finishing off a brilliant team try and defending strongly too But I’m going to go for Jai Field because the Wigan man was simply superb in his team’s victory over Warrington It was difficult to put a price on this victory for the Giants – a win on the board at the 10th time of asking Swift fully played his part against his old club in yardage in particular making a hugely impressive 133 metres in a superb shift The Aussie centre is a class act and he made a big contribution to Wigan’s victory over Warrington on Sunday Keighran racked up 143 metres and scored a try It was obviously a very disappointing day for the Black and Whites But Litten stood up well in a losing cause and was probably his team’s best player Wakey absolutely trounced Cas Tigers and Walmsley took centre stage with a superb display to earn the man-of-the-match honours He scored twice and was unlucky not to finish the game with a hat-trick blessed with God-given talent and the ability to win games on his own His influence during the first half in particular against Saints was huge and – while I queried the Rhinos’ design to sign Connor – he is more than proving his worth in the famous blue and amber jersey I have been saying for a while that Jack needed to be playing regularly and he is now getting that opportunity assured and controlled display from Sinfield Jr with dad Kev and mum Jayne watching on proudly from the stands The Geordie boy is living his best life – scoring a try at the home of his beloved Newcastle United and then doing the Alan Shearer celebration That was the highlight of a strong all-round performance from the big front rower Ipape was man of the match in Leigh’s thrilling win over Catalans and continues to prove so important to Adrian Lam’s team Jez Litten deserves a mention too for his outstanding display in Hull KR’s win over Salford What a performance by the prop and what a magic moment for his brilliant 70-metre try the ambition to make that kind of break as a middle was simply sensational and capped a brilliant display by Faatili who scored twice His Trinity team-mate Mike McMeeken also deserves a mention for another formidable display in the front row – what a signing he has been this season Wakefield are a club on the rise and Jay Pitts quietly continues to be a consistently impressive performer in their ranks And the thing about Pitts is that he’s been doing it for many years now – he’s one of the most underrated players in Super League Gannon recently announced he is leaving Leeds at the end of the season to go to the NRL But it is not affecting his performances in a Rhinos jersey and he was fantastic against Saints in defence and attack to show why he is so highly rated on both sides of the world sweat and tears to his hometown club for so many years now he was hugely instrumental in helping Luke Robinson’s men to victory over Hull FC scoring a try and working tirelessly all game © Planet Sport Limited 2025 • All Rights Reserved Muslim groups in Dewsbury and Wakefield have helped to raise £170,000 towards a new MRI suite for a local hospital The money has been raised by Muslims for MRI – a network including 60 mosques in addition to businesses charities and individuals from across Wakefield and Dewsbury – with their fundraising efforts helping towards a new MRI suite at Pinderfields Hospital According to the Dewsbury Reporter, the money will go towards enhancing diagnostic services across the Mid Yorkshire Teaching NHS Trust by funding advanced MRI equipment which will help reduce waiting times and improve outcomes for patients across the region a celebratory event was held at Pinderfields Hospital where members of Muslims for MRI were warmly welcomed by hospital staff and charity representatives attendees were given a guided tour of the newly completed and now operational MRI suite made possible in part thanks to their fundraising efforts chair of MY Hospitals Charity and Mid Yorkshire Teaching NHS Trust said: “We are incredibly grateful to all those involved in the Muslims for MRI campaign for their outstanding support “Their efforts have directly contributed to the creation of a modern efficient MRI suite that will benefit thousands of patients each year This is a true example of community generosity making a tangible difference.” Subscribe to our newsletter and stay updated on the latest news and updates from around the Muslim world added: “We are humbled and proud to support such an important cause This project brought people together from all walks of life to support the NHS and it’s a moment of pride for our community to see the results of that unity and compassion.” MRI suites are specialised medical facilities designed for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans ensuring safety and shielding from electromagnetic interference and you understand its importance in today’s climate then please support us for as little as £5 a month Subscribe to our newsletter and stay updated on the latest news and updates By providing us with your information you are consenting to the collection and use of your information in accordance with our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy WAKEFIELD rounded off Magic Weekend by making light work of bitter rivals Castleford with yet another Mike McMeeken-inspired display The 30-year-old is getting better with age and the platform laid by the prop and his Wakefield counterpart Caius Faatili in the opening exchanges destroyed the Tigers’ resolve Chris Atkin came off the bench to debut for Castleford whilst George Lawler replaced the injured Jeremiah Simbiken in the back-row Jake Trueman and Jack Croft all returned for Wakefield with the likes of Renouf Atoni and Caleb Hamlin-Uele suffering injuries To say Castleford were pinned in their half for the opening exchanges would be an understatement as terrific Trinity defence kept Danny McGuire’s men to limited yards And that pressure finally told when Trueman gave Max Jowitt enough space on the last tackle to scythe through soft defence with nine minutes gone Successive penalties against Castleford didn’t exactly help their cause – and neither did an unsuccessful captain’s challenge just twelve minutes in this time with an extremely harsh call going in their favour as McMeeken picked up a loose ball – despite appearing to knock on – and cantered through to send over Faatili under the posts Walmsley then went close but was forced into touch before Alex Mellor was held up by a desperate Walmsley tackle Somehow video referee James Vella adjudged Mellor in touch and so handed Wakefield a 20-metre restart before Isaiah Vagana was lucky not to see yellow for a high shot on Dan Okoro It took until 34 minutes and a Trinity error for the Tigers to finally register their first points off a scrum move that ended with Josh Simm finishing well Rowan Milnes couldn’t convert but Castleford were back to 12-4 Trinity weren’t to be denied a third as half-time approached though as Walmsley produced an acrobatic finish with Innes Senior caught napping Jowitt struck the post but Wakefield led 16-4 at the break There was no let-up at the beginning of the second half either as an Okoro knock-on handed Wakefield a glorious chance – and a delightful Mason Lino kick found Tom Johnstone who dotted down with ballerina feet keeping him in the field of play Jowitt converted expertly from the touchline Walmsley almost had another moments later but this time the flying winger lost control in the act of leaping once more Castleford punished that error when Sam Wood dived over after Daejarn Asi palmed back a Milnes kick on the hour missed the extras with the Tigers behind 14 at 22-8 The electric Walmsley was enjoying a field day at times and his break and kick almost yielded more Trinity points but Jowitt knocked on with the line begging this time the Wakefield winger did it all himself with a beautiful finish after Harvey Smith had carved open Castleford down the middle Jowitt couldn’t convert but he was on target moments later when Faatili rampaged 60 metres flicking off a woeful Milnes tackle and rounding fullback Tex Hoy for a quite magnificent effort GAMESTAR: Mike McMeeken is like a fine wine – getting better with age GAMEBREAKER: Two Wakefield tries either side of half-time proved killer blows for Castleford HIGHLIGHT REEL: Caius Faatili’s try eight minutes from time saw the prop rampage over from 60 metres Five Super League players have been charged with offences from the Match Review Panel: but Hull FC prop Liam Knight is not one of them Knight was sent off during Hull’s Magic Weekend defeat to Huddersfield on Sunday afternoon for a dangerous tackle on Giants back Sam Hewitt The Australian was shown a straight red card seconds after Sam Eseh was sent to the sin-bin – leading to fears he would receive a hefty disciplinary charge the Match Review Panel have decided he will face no further action for his tackle The notes of that incident say: “Player comes in a reckless manner however contact is mainly all on the body and contact with the head is secondary and minimal Player comes in front and arm is loose ready to wrap but impact of contact takes opponent away.” Knight’s Hull team-mate Eseh has been charged He was hit with Grade C Head Contact for a tackle on Matty English in the closing seconds of the first half Huddersfield prop Tom Burgess was hit with a Grade B Late Contact charge earning him three points on his disciplinary record Wakefield’s Isaiah Vagana was charged with Grade B Head Contact and given three penalty points – taking his total to 4.5 for the last 12 months Giants pair Matty English and Sam Hewitt were also both charged with Grade B Dangerous Contact and given three penalty points No players were suspended – with none reaching the threshold of six points But it is the absence of Knight from the disciplinary sheet that will cause the biggest uproar and debate without question 👉🏻 Josh Papali’i makes NRL contract admission as Super League links addressed 👉🏻 Super League injury room: Hull KR and Castleford Tigers suffer Magic Weekend blows 👉🏻 Magic Weekend 2026 venue revealed as likely date for event disclosed 👉🏻  Magic Weekend Team of the Week: Hull KR and Wakefield star as six clubs represented WHICH Super League stars make League Express’ Team of the Week Guillermo Aispuro-Bichet – Catalans Dragons A few wonder touches from Guillermo Aispuro-Bichet in defeat against Leigh Lachlan Walmsley – Wakefield Trinity Was terrific for Wakefield with two superb finishes and a try-saving tackle in the first-half against Castleford Another devastating display from Hull KR’s number 3 against Salford Made the difference on the edges for Wigan against Warrington Came in due to injuries along the Leeds backline and performed admirably Another game another fine Mikey Lewis performance Another superb captain’s knock in the big win over Castleford Strong as an ox for Leeds against St Helens Another powerful performance from the veteran in a shock win over Hull A debut to remember for Joe Ofahengaue in the tough win over Catalans Proved more than an able deputy for the injured David Armstrong in the win over Catalans Was irrepressible through the middle against Salford George Flanagan – Huddersfield Giants A superb display from the youngster against Hull FC Wakefield Trinity boss Daryl Powell and Castleford Tigers counterpart Danny McGuire have both criticised the delays present in Super League at the minute after their Magic Weekend clash lasted longer than two hours The meeting between the two West Yorkshire rivals at St James’ Park on Sunday night – which ended in a comfortable 32-8 Wakefield win – was the last game of the weekend Numerous decisions were sent upstairs throughout by on-field referee Tom Grant to video referee James Vella both Powell and McGuire had their say on those delays with the main one coming for a tackle on Tigers forward Dan Okoro by Trinity’s Isaiah Vagana in the first half Cas head coach McGuire was satisfied with that outcome when asked about it post-match but was far from happy about the delays on the whole He said: “Some of the stoppages are horrific but we’re taking away any fatigue elements “No player should be tired… when my players are telling me they’re tired “There’s so many stoppages with the video referees and the game’s ugly at times It’s taking what’s good about our game away from it “Make a decision and get on with it.” Since Trinity’s return to Super League Powell hasn’t been shy in airing his frustrations with the video referee process And while he shared McGuire’s anger at the delays again post-match he believes the conversation has been done to death now The veteran coach added:  “I watched the NRL this morning you watch them give a try and it’s either confirmed or they stop it then have a look at it then at least there’s a chance for it (the game) to just carry on even if you change it to that (in Super League) “It’s tough for officials because our camera angles aren’t as good as they are in the NRL or other sports so I reckon there’s a challenge there “We keep shooting ourselves in the foot though really we shouldn’t be talking about it as we are whatever’s best for the sport and for the sepctators Sometimes we’re looking at it 30 times “I can tell on some of them after two looks it’s something we’ve got to do better but I’d like to stop talking about it Max Jowitt Caius Faatili x2 Lachlan Walmsley x2 Tom Johnstone Interchange for Wakefield TrinityJack Croft ON Interchange for Wakefield TrinityCaius Faatili OFF Interchange for Castleford TigersJudah Rimbu ON Interchange for Castleford TigersTex Hoy OFF Conversion scored for Wakefield Trinity by Max Jowitt Try scored for Wakefield Trinity by Caius Faatili Interchange for Castleford TigersBrad Singleton OFF Try scored for Wakefield Trinity by Lachlan Walmsley Interchange for Wakefield TrinityHarvey Smith ON Interchange for Wakefield TrinityLiam Hood OFF Interchange for Wakefield TrinityCaius Faatili ON Interchange for Wakefield TrinityIsaiah Vagana OFF Interchange for Wakefield TrinityJay Pitts OFF Try scored for Castleford Tigers by Sam Wood Interchange for Castleford TigersJordan Dezaria ON Interchange for Castleford TigersHugo Salabio OFF Interchange for Wakefield TrinityJack Croft OFF Interchange for Castleford TigersBrad Singleton ON Interchange for Castleford TigersHugo Salabio ON Interchange for Castleford TigersChris Atkin ON Interchange for Castleford TigersJudah Rimbu OFF Interchange for Castleford TigersDaniel Okoro OFF Try scored for Wakefield Trinity by Tom Johnstone Interchange for Wakefield TrinityIsaiah Vagana ON Interchange for Castleford TigersDaniel Okoro ON Interchange for Castleford TigersJordan Dezaria OFF Interchange for Castleford TigersJoe Westerman ON Try scored for Wakefield Trinity by Max Jowitt is a company registered in England and Wales with company number 3238540 The VAT Registration Number of Super League (Europe) Ltd is 698 6526 64 Copyright © 2022 - Super League Europe Ltd site by fluidcm.co.uk Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Wakefield Trinity posted a dominant 32-8 Super League Magic Weekend victory over Castleford Tigers, bringing the curtain down on a two-day festival of rugby league at St James' Park in Newcastle. Trinity scored six tries in the success through full-back Max Jowitt, prop Caius Faatili (two), right wing Lachlan Walmsley (two) and left wing Tom Johnstone. Castleford could only respond with two unconverted tries on the day via wing Josh Simm and centre Sam Wood, as the Tigers disappointed with their performance. The victory moves Wakefield on to 10 points in the standings, level with St Helens, Warrington Wolves and Catalans Dragons as their return Super League campaign continues to impress. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player If that score had much to do with good Trinity play, their second seven minutes later owed much to a slice of fortune: captain Mike McMeeken seeking to control a loose ball with his foot, bobbling possession backwards, and then setting off into the space before finding Faatili. Outstanding defence from Walmsley to somehow hold the ball up in-goal as Alex Mellor dived to score halted Castleford's response, with Wakefield's Isaiah Vagana then extremely fortunate to avoid a card of some description having hit Daniel Okoro in the head with his shoulder. In the 32nd minute, Castleford did get onto the scoreboard as Simm finished strongly in the right corner, but Rowan Milnes was unable to convert. Three minutes from the end of the half, Wakefield's commanding lead was restored, though, as Walmsley flew in brilliantly in the corner for a finish of real quality. That score left things 16-4 to Trinity at half-time, and just three minutes into the second half they extended that further as Johnstone claimed a well-weighted Mason Lino kick-pass in the corner to score. Jowitt converted exceptionally for 22-4, and with Wakefield continuing to dictate play, Walmsley attempted his second acrobatic finish of the game, only for the Video Ref to spot him losing the ball in the act of scoring. Castleford notched their second try on the hour mark as captain Wood slid in, but Wakefield were next to come close when Walmsley tore down the right and kicked inside, only for the chasing Jowitt to knock the ball on. Wakey were not to be denied, though, and within moments had their fifth through Walmsley in the corner again after Harvey Smith made the telling break and Lino gorgeously drifted on a pass before looping one over to the right wing. Faatili then lifted the Wakefield fans to their feet in the Leazes End courtesy of a remarkable break and score which started from within his own half and ended under the sticks. Castleford Tigers head coach Danny McGuire told Sky Sports... "I thought we were rubbish. We were soft. We got outmuscled, out-enthused. They were better in every department. It is really tough to take as a coach. "Physically I thought we were really off it today. Consistency - falling in love with ourselves a bit because of one good performance. "You have to do the hard things it takes to win and we didn't do that today. Didn't do any right things today. It is disappointing and frustrating. "I am going to tell them what I feel and think. I have to be honest with them." Wakefield Trinity head coach Daryl Powell told Sky Sports... "I thought the boys were class today. We opened up and expressed ourselves as we got into the game. "I thought the pack out there were phenomenal, they really dominated the game. "The team overall were outstanding today." Saturday May 3 - all exclusively live on Sky Sports Sunday 4th May - all exclusively live on Sky Sports Huddersfield 12-10 Hull FCWigan 22-20 WarringtonCastleford 8-32 Wakefield Sky Sports will again show every game of Super League live this season - including two matches in each round exclusively live, with the remaining four matches each week shown on Sky Sports+ via the red button Wakefield Trinity have suffered a further double blow on the injury front with Renouf Atoni set to miss the next three months of action and Caleb Hamlin-Uele also out for an unspecified period of time Trinity are struggling with injuries in the pack in the early stages of the new season and their woes have now been compounded further with the loss of two more key middles Hamlin-Uele is struggling with a nerve problem and Wakefield have to be patient and wait for that to settle down before he can return to action there is no clear timeframe on how long that could be But Atoni has picked up a calf problem which has now been definitively diagnosed and will ensure he misses the next three months at a minimum Powell said of the pair: “Caleb has got a nerve injury I’ve had some of that myself in the recent past and it can take from a week to a fair while to come back he’s looking like a 12-week plus injury It’s disappointing for Renouf and for us It’s adding up for us but we’ve got pretty decent depth in the middle – though it’s being challenged at the moment.” there is some positive news for Wakefield – with half-back Jake Trueman ready to come back into the fray having struggled with a back problem for a number of weeks That means Powell will be able to play two out-and-out half-backs alongside one another for the first time in several weeks and the Wakefield coach insists Trueman is ready to go Hopefully he can get into the game; he’s been training hard but not doing a lot of the stuff he’s needed to do on the field “He’ll be fine with his fitness Having two halves on the field and getting our spine something like will be great That’s obviously a plus point.” 👉🏻 Catalans star labels Super League ‘horrendous’ and ‘unwatchable’ as NRL plea made 👉🏻 Ranking 2025 Magic kits from worst to best with Leigh Leopards LAST 👉🏻 Magic Weekend 2026 location revealed as talks begin over possible venue 👉🏻 St Helens keen to tie down off-contract prop as Konrad Hurrell contract claim made Copyright © 2025 BBC. 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Daryl Powell has the joy of welcoming a few bodies back to the Trinity squad ahead of Magic Weekend A trip to Newcastle will see rivalries renewed as Trinity take on Castleford Tigers for the second time in three weeks The game will close the Magic Weekend out on Sunday 4th May (KO: 5:30pm) the two sides were split by a Mason Lino drop goal in a 13-12 win for the men in Red White and Blue following a rallying comeback A welcome sight for all Wakefield fans will be the return of Jake Trueman after a number of weeks out with a back injury with Matty Russell also recovering from a rib injury he sustained against Leigh Leopards in the Challenge Cup Powell confirmed in the press this week that his side will be without the firepower up front of Renouf Atoni and Caleb Hamlin-Uele for the near future Wakefield Trinity vs Castleford TigersDIY Kitchens StadiumThursday 17th April 2025Kick off: 8:00pm  TICKET INFOThe collection point for tickets will be the Ticket Office located at the rear of The Neil Fox Stand and will be open from 5:30pm Tickets are available for the game via our online ticket office here.  To avoid queues please use the Wakefield Trinity app Download From The Apple Store Download From The Google Play Store  FAN ZONEOur Fan Zone will be open from 5:30pm!We welcome the amazing musical talents of Ashleigh Elizabeth McHugh from 6:00pm to entertain everyone in our fan zone!Look out for our Big Pass Challenge where you can test your accuracy skills.We’ll have a Mobile Bar and Piggylicious here for fans to enjoy and as always we will have our Trinity Club Shop ready for you to stock up on your latest Trinity merch LED Studios Lounge (Formerly MKM Suite) – 5:00pmRollin Shack Bar – CLOSEDSouth Stand Boxes – 6:00pmTurnstiles – 6:00pmThe Rollin Shack Bar will be closed for this gameday due to renovations AWAY FANSTravelling fans will all access the DIY Kitchens Stadium through the West Stand via our Arthur Street turnstiles South Stand ticket holders will also enter via these turnstiles before making their way to the South Stand terracing Please have your matchday ticket out and available to scan upon arrival to the ground STADIUM ACCESS The Neil Fox MBE Stand Entry for Blocks E01 E02 & E03 through Entrance BEntry for Blocks E05 E06 & E07 through Entrance A(Opens at 6:00pm) AEG North StandEntry through Welbeck Street turnstiles T15 17 & 18.Entry through the Doncaster Road turnstiles T6 Be aware anyone standing in the North Stand Upper Section will need to collect a wristband on entrance and these will be allocated on a first come West Stand and West TerraceEntry through Gate D Arthur Street turnstiles T20 & 21 (opens at 6:00pm) South Stand HospitalityEntry through gate at the side of Neil Fox MBE Stand Gate B in between Rollin Shack and the Neil Fox MBE Stand Food will be served between 6:00pm and 8:00pm Hospitality (LED Studio Lounge)Entry through main reception in The Neil Fox MBE Stand (opens at 5:45pm) Please have your Match Day Ticket ready for scanning CASHLESSThe DIY Kitchens Stadium will be cashless and we will only accept card payments (Google Pay and Apple Pay also accepted) OAKES 9 HALF TIME DRAWTicket sellers will be around the stadium selling tickets for just £1 We ask that all tickets are bought in cash there will be NO card payments for the Oakes 9 Draw including £100 cash plus other consolation prizes Prizes can be collected from The Neil Fox MBE Stand reception at the stadium until 10:30pm Any prizes not claimed after this time can be collected from the Trinity Store in the Ridings Shopping Centre from Saturday morning There will be NO matchday parking available for purchase Please only try to park in the car park if you already have a space allocated NO drop offs will be allowed in the stadium car park Without individuals reporting the use of discriminatory unacceptable language or behaviour at the game or on social media the issue will not be investigated and dealt with We all have a responsibility to act in tackling this behaviour The Club support the RFL’s TACKLE IT campaign and we ask that all our supporters do the same If you have any concerns about any form of unacceptable behaviour at the DIY Kitchens Stadium act by reporting it to a Crowd Safety Officer or text details to our Safety Team on 07799 146400 providing as much information as possible Support Wakefield Trinity and the RFL in this TACKLE IT campaign and make the DIY Kitchens Stadium a zero-tolerance zone to discrimination or behaviour this includes all social media Further information on the TACKLE IT campaign is available on the RFL website Wakefield Trinity have confirmed their 21-man squad for Rivals Round as they welcome Castleford Tigers to the DIY Kitchens Stadium The game will take place on Thursday 17th April (KO: 8pm) with a huge crowd expected at Belle Vue for the clash Ticket sales are well over 7,000 with another potential sell out incoming with the Hull KR and Hull FC game having already attracted capacity crowds Trinity will be looking to break a run of 12 years without a league win on their home turf against their close rivals with the last Super League victory coming back in 2013 Daryl Powell has welcomed back Josh Griffin who grabbed two tries for Wakefield in the last Super League game between the two sides in 2023 after the back rower recovered from a hamstring tweak Jayden Myers drops out of the squad to make way for the veteran Tickets for the game are still available from the Trinity Retail Store in the Ridings Shopping Centre or via our online ticket office here. The stars of the future will be gathering in Wakefield next Wednesday (23 April) when the DIY Kitchens Stadium plays host to the 2025 inspiresport Champion Schools Year 11 and College Finals Three titles will be up for grabs with the day kicking off at 1.15pm when Calderdale College (Halifax Panthers) face Priestley College (Warrington Wolves) Girls’ colleges have been playing festivals at different venues across the North West and Yorkshire since January with points accrued across each event the top two teams will face one another in a nine-a-side game next Wednesday to determine this year’s champion St Benedict’s Catholic High School (Cumbria) are set to battle Bridgewater High School (NW) in the Year 11 Boys Final Bridgewater are making their return to the showpiece event after missing out in 2024 and are looking for their first National Title with this year group - they survived a narrow 18-16 victory against St Mary’s in the quarter-finals in their closest encounter in the earlier rounds St Benedict’s last Y11 Boys Final appearance was back in 2022 where they were defeated by St Cuthbert’s Whilst the Cumbria side got off to a flying start scoring the first try of the game they had a convincing win against Welsh side Rhydywaun in the quarters before a closely fought 26-34 win against Outwood Academy Freeston the action-packed day will conclude with the Year 11 Girls when Castleford Academy (Yorkshire) take on St Peter’s Catholic High School (NW) in a rematch of last year’s final That day saw Castleford eventually coming away champions after a hard-fought 22-16 victory against the Wigan school It was a close encounter for much of the game with Castleford eventually taking control in the final 15 minutes both schools placed in the top two at the National Festival and have won their respective regional cups so it should be another exciting contest between the teams Admission to the 2025 inspiresport Champion Schools Year 11 and College Finals will be £5 adults £3 concessions – cash or card on entry 2025 inspiresport Champion Schools Year 11 and College Finals - DIY Kitchens Stadium Calderdale College (Halifax Panthers) v Priestley College (Warrington Wolves) (KO 1.35pm) Boys Y11 inspiresport Champion Schools Final St Benedict’s Catholic High School (Cumbria) v Bridgewater High School (NW) (KO 3.20pm) Girls Y11 inspiresport Champion Schools Final Year 11 Girls when Castleford Academy (Yorkshire) take on St Peter’s Catholic High School (NW) (KO 5.30pm) Enquires: enquiries@rfl.co.uk  |  0330 111 1113 (Mon-Fri 10-4pm)Ticketing: ticketing@RLcommercial.co.uk  |  0844 856 1113 (Calls will cost 7p per minute plus your phone company’s access charge) GameDay Support: gamedaysupport@rfl.co.uk 168 8110 49Copyright © 2023 - Rugby Football League - All rights reserved