ReportedPublished 18 September 2026 at 18:31

Leon Pryce’s York Valkyrie Knock Out Leeds Rhinos to Set up Grand Final Versus Wigan Warriors

Leon Pryce’s have defeated Leeds Rhinos at Headingley to book their place at next week’s Super League Grand Final against Wigan Warriors. Wigan qualified for the Grand Final after winning the League Leaders Shield in the Women’s Super League, automatically earning home advanta…

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Clubs: York Knights Wigan Warriors Leeds Rhinos
Topics: Women's Rugby League Super League

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Leon Pryce&#8217;s York Valkyrie Knock Out Leeds Rhinos to Set up Grand Final Versus Wigan Warriors