ReportedPublished 18 January 2026 at 13:00

Championship Club Secure Former NRL and Warrington Wolves Triallist

Championship outfit Workington Town have landed former Warrington Wolves triallist Bear Williams on a deal for the new season. Williams has spent pre-season with the Wolves but he has now left the Halliwell Jones Stadium and taken up a deal with Workington, who face Barrow Raiders in their Championship season opener today. The front-rower has […] The post Championship club secure former NRL and Warrington Wolves triallist appeared first on Serious About Rugby League.

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