Lowes agrees one year extension
WARRINGTON Wolves first team coach Jimmy Lowes will remain at the club
for next season after agreeing a one year contract extension.
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Morley launches search for unsung hero
WARRINGTON Wolves’ skipper Adrian Morley has launched the BBC Sports Unsung Hero Award
2009 in the North West region to search for and honour individuals from
the world of grassroots sport.
Morley would be deserving winner!
WARRINGTON Wolves’ skipper Adrian Morley would be a deserving winner of
Rugby League’s prestigious “Man of Steel” award according to Head of
Coaching Tony Smith.
Warrington Wolves 44 Harlequins 34 the Cup comes home!
LEE Briers shows off the Challenge Cup to Warrington fans following the final league game of the season which saw the Wolves defeat the Harlequins 44-34.
Wembley uncovered – more pictures from Warrington's Cup win
WARRINGTON Wolves Skipper Adrian Morley shares a smile with Head Coach Tony Smith following the Challenge Cup Final success over Huddersfield.
Smith – working well with Jimmy
PART Two of an exclusive video interview with Warrington Wolves’ Head of Coaching Tony Smith who says he is confident he will carry on working with Jimmy Lowes and continue with the dual role of England Coach for the forseeable future.
Tony Smith on Wolves' mixed season
PART One of an exclusive video
interview with Warrington Wolves’ Head of Coaching Tony Smith who talks
about the highs and lows of a “mixed season,” the good team spirit with
a group of players heading to Spain for a break and the importance of
home grown talent at the club.
Snap happy Wolves!
WARRINGTON Wolves are offering fans the chance to have their photo
taken with the Carnegie Challenge Cup trophy at the stadium this
weekend!
Wolves' hunt for two young fans
WARRINGTON Wolves’ are searching for two young fans who were clearly delighted by Kevin Penny’s stunning try again Harlequins at the weekend as the club celebrated their Wembley success by parading the Challenge Cup.
Wolves finish on a high as they say goodbyes
TWO tries from Kevin Penny helped Warrington end their season on a high
with a 44-34 victory over Harlequins as they bid a fond farewell to several club servants, including Chairman Doug Hoyle.