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BBC News
4 days ago
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Wakefield dismantle Huddersfield to go sixth
Betfred Super LeagueHuddersfield (4) 10Tries: Gagai, Swift Goal: LoloheaWakefield (30) 46Tries: Myers 2, Walmsley, McMeeken, Hall, Jowitt, Scott, Griffin Goals: Jowitt 7 Wakefield Trinity moved back into the top six of Super League and secured their best ever victory against Huddersfield Giants in a 46-10 win at the newly renamed Accu first half-tries from Jayden Myers, and one each from Lachlan Walmsley, Mike McMeeken and Corey Hall saw the visitors put the match to bed before the break as they went in 30-4 full-back Max Jowitt jumped to the top of the Super League points leaderboard, adding seven goals and scoring a try of his own in the second half. Huddersfield, who had opened the scoring through Jacob Gagai, remain second bottom of the table following their 16th league defeat of the to follow. Huddersfield: Evalds; Gagai, Milne, Halsall, Swift; Lolohea, Frawley; Powell, Woolford, Burgess, Rushton, Jake Bibby, Rushton, CudjoeInterchanges: Golding, English, King, RushWakefield: Jowitt; Walmsley, Hall, Scott, Myers; Trueman, Lino; McMeeken, Hood, Faatili, Storton, Griffin, PittsInterchanges: Hamlin-Uele, Atoni, Vagana, SmithReferee: Aaron Moore.
BBC News
10-07-2025
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Hull FC come back to stun Trinity in first home win
Betfred Super LeagueHull FC (0) 16Tries: Hardaker, Rapana, Martin Goals: Charles 2Wakefield (10) 10Tries: Jowitt Goals: Jowitt 3 Hull FC completed an impressive comeback to beat play-off rivals Wakefield Trinity and claim their first home win of the Jowitt, Super League's top points-scorer, got all of the points in an error strewn first half, as he added a late converted try to his two earlier penalties to give Wakefield a 10-0 lead at the the hosts massively improved after half-time and drew level through tries from Zak Hardaker and Jordan Martin gave the Black and Whites the lead with a 64th-minute try in the corner and Hull FC comfortably held out for a first win in front of their own fans since 20 July last victory sees John Cartwright's men move above Trinity into the final play-off place with nine games of the regular season to to follow. Hull FC: Hardaker, Barron, Rapana, Litten, Martin, Cust, Sezer, Ese'ese, Bouroh, Knight, Cartwright, Chamberlain, Ashworth, Charles, Eseh, Rourke, Walmsley, Hall, Scott, Myers, Jowitt, Lino, McMeeken, Hood, Hamlin-Uele, Griffin, Vagana, Nikotemo, Doyle, Smith, James Vella.
BBC News
08-07-2025
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Wakefield full-back Rourke signs two-year deal
Wakefield Trinity have agreed a new two-year contract extension with full-back Josh joined from London Broncos ahead of the 2025 season on a one-year deal with the option of a second, but now that has been extended until the end of 25, has scored three tries in 13 games this season as Wakefield sit in sixth with 10 rounds to go."We signed Josh as a back up full-back to Max Jowitt and he has grown to a position where he is really challenging to play on a regular basis," head coach Daryl Powell told the club's official website, external. "His confidence has grown in his all-round game and I'm looking forward to seeing him develop further as a full-back but also with an ability to play in the centre and on the wing."
BBC News
05-07-2025
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Eight-try Wakefield outclass Catalans
Betfred Super LeagueWakefield (28) 44Tries: Jowitt, Walmsley 2, Rourke 2, Griffin, Lino, Johnstone Goals: Jowitt 6Catalans (0) 6Tries: Pangai Jr Goals: Makinson A classy Wakefield Trinity display lifted them into the top six in Super League as they claimed a thumping 44-6 win against Catalans Dragons at Belle hosts ran in eight tries as they outclassed their tame opponents from Perpignan from the first tries each from Lachlan Walmsley and Josh Rourke helped send Wakefield on their way against the beleaguered Dragons whose chances of making the play-offs took another tries from Max Jowitt, who also kicked six goals, Josh Griffin, Mason Lino and Tom Johnstone added to the scoreline for Trinity, who were playing in front of their biggest home attendance since to follow. Wakefield: Rourke; Walmsley, Hall, Scott, Johnstone; Jowitt, Lino; McMeeken, Smith, Hamlin-Uele, Vagana, Pitts, GriffinInterchanges: Hood, Doyle, Croft, Tomkins; Makinson, Martin, Darrelatour, Cotric; Keary, Rouge; Navarrete, Da Costa, Maria, Seguier, Sironen, PartingtonInterchanges: Pangai Jr, Bousquet, Satae, Tomkins (40 mins)Referee: Tom Grant.
BBC News
15-06-2025
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Leigh clinch dramatic win at Wakefield
Betfred Super LeagueWakefield (12) 20Tries: Jowitt, Pratt, Hall Goals: Jowitt (4)Leigh (18) 24Tries: Armstrong (2) McIntosh, Ofahengaue Goals: McNamara (4) Leigh Leopards edged out Wakefield Trinity in a thriller on an emotional day at the DIY Kitchens Stadium. The game was dedicated to Trinity coach Daryl Powell's grandson Clarke, who has leukaemia and led the teams out. Both sides could have won it but Joe Ofahengaue's late try was the crucial swing after other scores from David Armstrong and Darnell only led for a short period in the second half despite tries from Max Jowitt, Oliver Pratt and Corey to follow Wakefield: Jowitt, Russell, Hall, Pratt, Johnstone, Trueman, Lino, McMeeken, Hood, Vagana, Croft, Griffin, PittsInterchanges: Cozza, Rourke, Smith, Faatili, NikotemoLeigh: Armstrong, McIntosh, Niu, Hanley, Brand, McNamara, Lam, Ofahengaue, Ipape, Mulhern, Halton, Trout, LiuInterchanges: Hughes, Tuitavake, Davis, Hodgson, CharnleyReferee: Jack Smith.
