WARRINGTON Wolves Handball team will head to the England Handball National Cup finals looking to bring back silverware to the North West.
Wolves are in the men’s National Cup final, a competition that they won five-years-in-a-row before 2018, where they will face Cambridge.
In addition to the senior men, the Under-19 boys’ team will look to defend the title they won last year, and the Under-16 boys are hoping to win their first national title.
Wolves chairman Kristian Marsh says he can’t wait to experience the magic of the Cup finals.
“As a club, Cup finals weekend has always been a special place for us. This year promises to be an even more exciting event. With three teams in the finals, it promises to be a busy one too. In addition to the men, our Under-19 lads return to Derby to defend their title and our Under-16 lads are going for their first.
“All three games are likely to be tough ones, but you can’t beat the drama and excitement of a cup final. It’s what gave me the love of this sport some 30-odd years ago and I look forward to the finals this year with as much, if not more, enthusiasm as I did that first one.”
National Finals weekend is May 11 and 12 at Derby Arena. Tickets are available now at www.englandhandball.co.uk
