Rugby League Project
Player Development Pathway
Pathway To The Future
Our Player Development Pathway is designed to provide opportunities for male and females to excel through a structured rugby league programme for skill and personal development.
Aimed at players aged 12-18, the program focuses on enhancing technical abilities, game understanding, and physical development while promoting teamwork, leadership and resilience. Led by both Warrington Wolves staff and coaches on our pathway from the community game.
The pathway offers opportunities to progress through the Wolves' system and potentially into elite-level rugby, preparing players for both on-field success and personal development whilst also giving coaches the opportunities to develop.
To sign up, fill out this registration form.
Session Details
Boys Under 12’s to Under 16’s
- 10 sessions scheduled from February to September.
- A mix of half-term breaks and Monday evening sessions to ensure maximum accessibility.
Men Under 18’s
- 6 sessions running from February to September.
- Tailored to focus on advanced skill development and transitioning into professional rugby environments.
Women's Player Development Pathway (WPDP) Under 12's - 16's
- 8 sessions aimed at enhancing core skill development and physical, mental, and personal growth.
Sessions take place across our performance venues, Victoria Park and Padgate Campus along with some sessions being held at our Warrington Community Club venues.
Session Location
Main Location
Victoria Park, 3G Pitch, Warrington, WA4 1DQ
Ryan Cartledge
Male & Female Pathway Coordinator
"The Player Development Pathway is all about giving young people in our town and surround areas the tools and opportunities to reach their full potential on or off the field. It’s not only about rugby skills; it’s also about fostering resilience, teamwork, and a growth mindset that will benefit them both on and off the field.
At Warrington Wolves, we take pride in our ‘Broader for Longer’ approach, ensuring every player has the chance to pursue their aspirations within Rugby League gaining appropriate levels of challenge when most suitable for their personal development."