THE curtain came down on Warrington Wolves’ season with a 38-14 defeat to the Manchester Swinton Lionesses in the semi-final of the Women’s National Championship.

TENEISHA Fairbrother’s first-half hat-trick effectively ended the game as a contest as Warrington Wolves ran out comfortable 38-12 winners against their derby rivals Widnes Vikings.

Warrington Wolves and Wigan Warriors will make history next April when they contest the first-ever Super League fixture to be played in Ireland.

Warrington Wolves Women defeated Castleford Tigers 54-4 in the National Women’s Championship to bounce back from their Challenge Shield Final to continue their push for the playoffs.

WARRINGTON Wolves stand-off Michelle Davis believes her young team are building something special despite their defeat to Manchester Swinton Lionesses in the Challenge Shield Final.

Warrington Wolves have confirmed Joe Philbin will leave the club at the end of this season, upon the expiry of his current contract.

MICHELLE Davis knocked over her 250^th two-pointer for the Wire as Warrington Wolves brushed aside Workington Town 48-0 and progress to the final of the Challenge Shield.

CAILEY Miller ran in four tries as Warrington Wolves brushed aside Salford 66-10 in the National Championship.

A last-gasp try from Hollie Brussels earned Warrington Wolves’ women a hard-fought 22-18 victory against Sheffield Eagles at the Asics Stadium.

WARRINGTON Wolves sit top of the National Women’s Championship after a dominant 44-6 win on Humberside.