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Wakefield Trinity
The club
From Holy Trinity Church to Grand Final champions
Wakefield Trinity was formed in 1873 by a group of young men from Holy Trinity Church. The club was one of the 22 founder members of the Northern Union in 1895, the breakaway that created rugby league, and today plays in Super League.
In October 2026 Trinity won the Super League Grand Final for the first time, beating Warrington Wolves 23-10 at Old Trafford, and became only the sixth club ever to lift the trophy.
The club's earlier golden era came in the 1960s, with Challenge Cup wins at Wembley in 1960, 1962 and 1963, followed by league championships in 1966-67 and 1967-68. Centre Neil Fox, who scored a record 6,220 points in a 23-year career, 19 of them with Wakefield, is the club's most celebrated player.
Honours & highlights
- Super League Grand Final winners: 2026
- 2026 Grand Final: beat Warrington Wolves 23-10 at Old Trafford on 3 October 2026, the club's first Grand Final win
- Challenge Cup winners: 1909, 1946, 1960, 1962, 1963
- League champions: 1966-67 and 1967-68
- Super League play-off 'Million Pound Game' win over Bradford Bulls, 24-16, at Belle Vue in 2015
Information from the club's official website, wakefieldtrinity.com.
NEXT UP
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LATEST
Results
- Sat 3 Oct, 6:00pmEnglish Rugby League Super LeagueWarrington Wolves10 – 23Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
- Sat 3 Oct, 6:00pmSuper League Grand FinalWakefield Trinity23 – 10Warrington Wolves
- Sat 26 Sep, 5:30pmEnglish Rugby League Super LeagueWigan Warriors6 – 33Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
- Fri 18 Sep, 8:00pmEnglish Rugby League Super LeagueWakefield Trinity Wildcats26 – 16Leigh Leopards
- Fri 11 Sep, 8:00pmEnglish Rugby League Super LeagueLeigh Leopards8 – 19Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
- Sat 5 Sep, 3:00pmEnglish Rugby League Super LeagueWakefield Trinity Wildcats25 – 18Warrington Wolves
MEET THE PLAYERS
The squad
First team
Women's
Academy & reserves
Squad and photos from the club's official website. View the official squad page →
WHERE TO WATCH
The ground
Belle Vue
Currently known as The DIY Kitchens Stadium
Address: Doncaster Road, Wakefield, WF1 5EY
Phone: 01924 211611
Around the ground
- East Stand: on Doncaster Road, with the ticket office, the LED Studio Lounge and, outside Gate A, the Fan Zone.
- North Stand: turnstiles on both Doncaster Road and Welbeck Street.
- West Stand: accessed through the Arthur Street turnstiles.
- South Stand: hospitality and the terrace, reached down the side of Gate B in the East Stand.
Facilities
- LED Studio Lounge: premium hospitality for around 260 guests, with a bar, big screens and halfway-line padded seating.
- 1873 Lounge: a relaxed hospitality lounge for around 96 guests with a balcony, themed food and lift access.
- Private box: a balcony box on the same level as the 1873 Lounge for 10-12 guests.
- Fan Zone: opens three hours before kick-off, with live music, face painting, a bar and food vendors.
- Food and drink outlets around the concourse, plus a club shop and ticket kiosk at the stadium.
- Cashless, ticket-only turnstiles: buy in advance online or at the club shop.
Accessibility
Step-free routes, lift access and dedicated wheelchair spaces are available. Contact the club to arrange accessible seating or assistance.
Getting there
- On foot: about a 20 minute walk from both Wakefield Kirkgate and Sandal & Agbrigg stations.
- Train: services from Barnsley, Huddersfield, Goole, Castleford and Featherstone arrive at Kirkgate; Leeds, Sheffield, Doncaster and York services arrive at Sandal & Agbrigg.
- Bus: routes 186, 149, 189, 148 and 496 pass the stadium.
- Parking: very limited and allocated on a first come, first served basis.
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