List of Wakefield Trinity Wildcats players
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats are an English rugby league club who have had numerous notable players (1,346 (exludes pre-1895 rugby union players) as of 14 September 2014) throughout their history, each player of the rugby league era has been allocated a sequential heritage number in order of their appearance by Wakefield Trinity Wildcats.
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- 1960s Challenge Cup & Championship
- John Bath (Right-Prop) (1966/67 Rugby Football League Championship Winner)
- Kenneth "Ken" Batty (Left-Wing) 1965…70 (1967/68 Rugby Football League Championship Winner)
- Brian Briggs (Right-Second-row) (1962 Challenge Cup Winner)
- Ian Brooke (Centre) (1963 Challenge Cup Winner), (1966/67, 1967/68 Rugby Football League Championship Winner)
- Edward "Ted" Campbell (1966/67 Rugby Football League Championship Winner) (Left-Prop) circa-1966…75
- Leslie "Les" Chamberlain (Left-Second-row) (1960 Challenge Cup Winner)
- Geoffrey "Geoff" Clarkson (Right-Second-row) (1966/67 Rugby Football League Championship Winner)
- Gert 'Oupa' Coetzer (Left-Wing) (1963 Challenge Cup Winner), (Left-Wing/Right-Wing) (1966/67, 1967/68 Rugby Football League Championship Winner)
- Gary Cooper (1966/67, 1967/68 Rugby Football League Championship Winner) (1967/68 Harry Sunderland Trophy winner) (Fullback/Centre) circa-1966…70
- John Etty, for British Empire XIII while at Batley 1951 Wales XIII (Left-Wing) (1960 Challenge Cup Winner)
- Albert 'Budgie' Firth (Right-Second-row/Left-Prop) (1960, 1962 Challenge Cup Winner), for Yorkshire while at Wakefield 1959/60
- Donald "Don" Fox (Loose forward/Lock/Left-Prop) (1966/67, 1967/68 Rugby Football League Championship Winner) (1967/68 Lance Todd Trophy Winner)
- Neil Fox (Testimonial matches 1966 & 1979) (Left-Wing) (1960, 1962, 1963 Challenge Cup Winner) (1962 Lance Todd Trophy Winner), (1966/67, 1967/68 Rugby Football League Championship Winner)
- Colin Greenwood (Right-Wing) (1963 Challenge Cup Winner)
- Robert "Bob" Haigh (Left-Second-row/Right-Second-row) (1966/67, 1967/68 Rugby Football League Championship Winner)
- David "Dave" Hawley (1967/68 Rugby Football League Championship Winner) (Loose forward/Lock) circa-1967…70
- Kenneth "Ken" Hirst (Left-Wing) (1962 Challenge Cup Winner), (1966/67 Rugby Football League Championship Winner)
- Keith Holliday (Scrum-half/Halfback) (1960, 1962, 1963 Challenge Cup Winner)
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- 1960s Challenge Cup & Championship
- David Jeanes (Right-Prop) (1967/68 Rugby Football League Championship Winner)
- Milan Kosanović (Hooker) (1963 Challenge Cup Winner)
- Matthew "Matt" McLeod (Left-Second-row) (1967/68 Rugby Football League Championship Winner)
- Geoffrey "Geoff" Oakes (Hooker) (1960, 1962 Challenge Cup Winner)
- Raymond "Ray" Owen (Scrum-half/Halfback) (1966/67, 1967/68 Rugby Football League Championship Winner) (1966/67 Harry Sunderland Trophy winner)
- Roger Pearman (Loose forward/Lock) (1963 Challenge Cup Winner)
- Harold Poynton (Testimonial match 1967/68) (Stand-off/Five-eighth) (1962, 1963 Challenge Cup Winner) (1963 Lance Todd Trophy Winner), (1966/67, 1967/68 Rugby Football League Championship Winner & Captain)
- Bernard Prior (Hooker) (1966/67 Rugby Football League Championship Winner)
- Kenneth "Ken" Rollin (Stand-off/Five-eighth) (1960 Challenge Cup Winner)
- Gerry Round (Fullback) (1960, 1962, 1963 Challenge Cup Winner)
- Alan Skene (Centre) (1960, 1962 Challenge Cup Winner)
- Malcolm Sampson (Left-Prop) (1963 Challenge Cup Winner)
- George Shepherd (Hooker) (1967/68 Rugby Football League Championship Winner)
- Fred Smith (Right-Wing) (1960, 1962 Challenge Cup Winner)
- Derek 'Rocky' Turner (Loose forward/Lock/Loose forward/Lock/Left-Second-row) (1960, 1962, 1963 Challenge Cup Winner & Captain)
- Donald "Don" Vines (Left-Prop/Right-Second-row) (1960, 1963 Challenge Cup Winner)
- John "Jack" Wilkinson (Right-Prop) (1960, 1962, 1963 Challenge Cup Winner)
- Dennis Williamson (Left-Second-row) (1962 Challenge Cup Winner) (From Whitehaven)
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Other players 1873–1895 rugby union era
Other players 1885–1914 rugby league era
- Rugby league was a 15-a-side game from its inception in 1895 until 1906, so 14 and 15 do not indicate substitutes, as the concept of substitutes was not actually introduced until 1964.
- Joseph Allchurch (Heritage #8 Right-Prop) circa 1895
- Jack Anderton (Heritage #7 Scrum-half/Halfback) circa 1895
- G. Appleyard (Left-Prop) circa 1898
- William L. Beattie
- William Binns (Heritage #12 Right-Second-row) circa-1895
- Joshua "Jos" Breakwell/Joseph Breakwell (Scrum-half/Halfback) circa-1898
- E. Broadbent circa-16/09/1905 (from Wakefield Balne Lane RLFC)
- Arthur Cockcroft (Right-Wing/Left-Wing/Centre/Centre) circa-1914 (killed in World War I) signed for Trinity on same day as Jonathan Parkin in 1913, scored 6-tries in 8-games signed from Knottingley Welfare
- Isaac Cole Registered 1st Feb 1910 (from Huddersfield) – 7 January 1913 (to Keighley)
- Charles Crosland (Heritage #13 Hooker/Loose forward/Lock) circa 1895–98
- John Day (Heritage #10 Left-Prop) circa-1895
- Thomas "Tommy" Dixon (Scrum-half/Halfback) circa-1905
- Joseph T. Ducker (Heritage #11 Right-Second-row) circa-1895
- Edward "Ted" Evans (Forward)
- John Eyre (Heritage #9 Hooker) circa-1895
- John Flinch (born circa 1852 – died 1951 aged 99)
- ?. Gallimore (No.14) circa-1898
- William Gameson (Heritage #4 Centre) circa-1895
- John Goldthorpe (Heritage #5 Left-Wing) circa-1895 (related to Albert Goldthorpe?)
- John "Jack" Goodyear (Right-Wing/Left-Wing/Centre/Centre)
- ?. Hale (Left-Second-row) circa-1898
- Thomas "Tommy" Harrison
- David "Dave" Holmes (Centre) circa 1909 (did not appear in 1909 Challenge Cup final)
- ?. Horbury (Loose forward/Lock) circa-1905
- Thomas "Tommy" Howell (Heritage #3 Right-Wing/Centre) circa 1895–98
- Freddy Hulme
- Robert "Bob" Jacques (Right-Wing/Left-Wing/Centre/Centre)
- Benjamin Johnson/Ben Johnson permanently disabled in World War I 74-games
- Harry Kershaw (Heritage #1 Fullback/Stand-off/Five-eighth) circa-1895…98
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- Richard "Dicky" Evison Lockwood (Centre) circa-1898
- William "Billy"/"Billie"/"Willie" Malkin (Centre) circa 1898–1905
- ?. McDonald (Left-Second-row) circa-1905
- Robert "Bob" McPhail (Heritage #138) (Right-Wing/Left-Wing/Centre/Centre) circa 1905–09 (did not appear in 1909 Challenge Cup final)
- ?. Measor (Fullback) circa-1905
- Edward Milson or W. Milsom (Heritage #6 Stand-off/Five-eighth) circa-1895
- Harry Morgan circa-1895 scored Wakefield Trinity' second ever try under Northern Union (RFL) rules
- Oakley disabled/killed in World War I
- Ogley disabled/killed in World War I
- ?. Parker (Loose forward/Lock) circa-1898
- Samuel "Sammy" Parkes Left-Second-row against Australia in 1908 (did not appear in 1909 Challenge Cup final)
- Billy Parkes/William Parkes killed in World War I 9-games in 1911–12 for Trinity
- Horace Price (Heritage #36) Welsh (Left-Wing) 223-appearances 1895–1906 to Salford
- ?. Riley (Right-Second-row) circa-1905
- Frederick "Fred" Smales/Frederick "Fred" Smailes (Forward) to Bradford FC 19063
- George Taylor Hooker against Australia in 1908
- Joseph "Joe" Taylor circa-1909 (did not appear in 1909 Challenge Cup final due to broken finger)
- George Thresh (Captain) (Right-Second-row) circa-1895+
- P. Unsworth circa-1909 (did not appear in 1909 Challenge Cup final)
- William Varley (Heritage #14)
- William "Bill" Walton (Right-Prop) (captain) circa-1895…1905
- John Willie Ward , for England RU while at Castleford ≤1895, for Great Britain while at Castleford ≥1895
- ?. Ward (Centre) circa 1905
- B. Ward disabled/killed in World War I
- R. Ward disabled/killed in World War I
- Tom Westerby (Heritage #15 No.15 circa 1895)
- L. Whittaker (No.15 circa 1898)
- Robert B. Wood (Heritage #2 Right-Wing) circa 1895
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Other players 1918…1939
Other players 1940s
Other players 1950s
Other players 1960s
Other players 1970s
Other players 1980s
Other players 1990s Pre-Super League
Super League era (1999–present)
References
- Lindley, John (1960). Dreadnoughts – A HISTORY OF Wakefield Trinity F. C. 1873 – 1960. John Lindley Son & Co Ltd.
- Lindley, John (1973). 100 Years of Rugby, The History of Wakefield Trinity 1873–1973. John Lindley Son & Co Ltd.
- "Wakefield Trinity Wildcats". Rugby League Project. Retrieved 26 December 2014.
- "Heritage Numbers Released". Wakefield Wildcats. 21 November 2014. Retrieved 26 December 2014.