Wakefield Trinity reveal stunning ticket sales

Wakefield Trinity are showing their amazing growth as the gun for a return to Super League and becoming a Grade A side competing at the top.

This has been underlined by Wakefield Trinity‘s reported pursuits of Tom Johnstone and Mike McMeeken from Super League powerhouses Catalans Dragons.

The club also have redeveloped their historic stadium so that it is one of the best in the Betfred Championship.

Their growth has been reflected in their ticket sales. They have now confirmed that they have sold a massive 5,500 season tickets which is already more than their average attendance last season.

The club is well and truly on the up under the guidance of Daryl Powell and new owner Matthew Ellis. There is a belief in this current project from the fans as reflected in these ticket sales.

Can they translate that to on field dominance in the second tier however? It would seem that soon Wakefield Trinity will be pushing among the big boys at the very top.

Wakefield Trinity set to make new appointment

Meanwhile, off the field the club are still pushing the club’s development off the field.

An exciting opportunity has arisen at Wakefield Trinity to lead on the design and delivery of the community rugby league strategy and to embed Wakefield Trinity at the heart of the rugby league community in the Wakefield district.

The community rugby league development manager role will be positioned across both foundation and performance departments to align delivery in the region to develop and inspire a generation of future international Rugby League players, playing for Wakefield Trinity, providing sustained Super League success through a strong community game and comprehensive player pathway.

The role will have a chance to shape the community rugby league development strategy with the aims of increasing participation, developing coaches, enhancing grassroots club experiences, creating an emerging player pathway to support long term development towards Super League and support clubs, primary and secondary schools in providing quality playing experiences on their doorstep. A newly created rugby league management board will monitor and evaluate the strategy as well as support the strategy through a joined up whole club, whole game approach.

As a new role, the post holder will have the chance to shape the delivery plan to meet the outcomes below.