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2010 Warrington Wolves season

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Rugby league team season
2010 Warrington Wolves season
2010 Challenge Cup Winners champions
Super League XV Rank3rd
Play-off resultRound 2
Challenge CupWon Final
Leeds Rhinos, 6 – 30[1]
2010 recordWins: 24; draws: 0; losses: 7
Points scoredFor: 849; against: 466
Team information
ChairmanSteven Broomhead
Head coachEnglandAustraliaTony Smith
Captain
StadiumHalliwell Jones Stadium
Avg. attendance10,947
Agg. attendance142,305
High attendance13,024 v Wigan (20/2/10)
Top scorers
TriesEnglandChris Riley (25)
GoalsEnglandBen Westwood (44)
PointsEnglandBen Westwood (112)
Home colours
Away colours
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This article details theWarrington Wolves Rugby League Football Club's 2010 season. This is the clubs fifteenth season of theSuper League era. The club will also look to defend theChallenge Cup following victory atWembley Stadium againstHuddersfield Giants in August 2009.

Pre Season

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The Wolves played three pre-season fixtures in total. The traditionalBoxing Day fixture with rivalsWidnes Vikings was postponed first on 26 December 2009 and then on 3 January 2010 due to the pitch being frozen. No further dates were attempted for this fixture. The Wolves first pre-season fixture saw them travel for the first time toLeigh Sports Village to faceLeigh Centurions on 17 January 2010. The Wolves ran out 16–60 victors on the day. The club then travelled toDerwent Park to faceWorkington Town on 23 January 2010 in a game that helped raise funds for the area following the floods earlier this year. Warrington sent the Under 21s team but still had enough strength to record a 12–34 victory against the semi-professionals from Cumbria. Warrington's final warm up fixture was forPaul Wood's Testimonial and take place atHalliwell Jones Stadium on 27 January 2010 againstSuper League rivalsWigan Warriors. Wigan stole the show and recorded a 12–20 victory, this being the Warriors first ever victory at the new home of the Wolves since 2003.

FriendlyDateOpponentResultScoreHome/AwayVenueTriesGoalsAttendanceTV
Friendly17 January 2010Leigh CenturionsW60–16AwayLeigh Sports Village
Friendly23 January 2010Workington TownW12–34AwayDerwent Park
Testimonial27 January 2010Wigan WarriorsL12–20HomeHalliwell Jones Stadium4,622

Super League

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Table

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PosTeamPldWDLPFPAPDPtsQualification
1Wigan Warriors(L, C)272205922411+51144Play-offs
2St Helens272007946547+39940
3Warrington Wolves272007885488+39740
4Leeds Rhinos271719725561+16435
5Huddersfield Giants2716110758439+31933
6Hull F.C.2716011569584−1532
7Hull Kingston Rovers2714112653632+2129
8Celtic Crusaders2712015547732−18524
9Castleford Tigers2711016648766−11822
10Bradford Bulls279117528728−20019
11Wakefield Trinity Wildcats279018539741−20218
12Salford City Reds278019448857−40916
13Harlequins277020494838−34414
14Catalans Dragons276021409747−33812
Source:Rugby League Project
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Points difference; 3) Number of points scored;
(C) Champions;(L)League Leaders' Shield Winners

Matches

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RoundDateOpponentResultScoreHome/AwayVenueTriesGoalsAttendanceTV
17 February 2010Harlequins RLW58 – 0HomeHalliwell Jones StadiumCarvell, Mathers, Monaghan, Bridge, Riley (5), Myler, GrixBriers (7)11,678
213 February 2010Castleford TigersW16 – 28AwayThe JungleGrix, Riley, Briers, Myler (2)Briers, Bridge (3)7,569Sky Sports
320 February 2010Wigan WarriorsL20 – 22HomeHalliwell Jones StadiumMyler, Riley, Solomona, L AndersonBriers (2)13,024Sky Sports
428 February 2010Huddersfield GiantsW10 – 14AwayGalpharm StadiumKing (2), HicksMyler8,567
57 March 2010CrusadersW46 – 12HomeHalliwell Jones StadiumKing (2), Grix, Westwood (2), Monaghan, Hicks, SolomonaBridge (7)11,113
613 March 2010Bradford BullsW33 – 8HomeHalliwell Jones StadiumMyler, Atkins (2), King (2), MonaghanBridge (4), Monaghan (dg)10,434Sky Sports
719 March 2010St. HelensL28 – 18AwayGPW Recruitment StadiumGrix, King, Harrison, HicksBridge17,500
826 March 2010Wakefield Trinity WildcatsW32 – 16HomeHalliwell Jones StadiumRiley (3), Bridge, Atkins (2)Bridge (4)10,743
92 April 2010Salford City RedsW32 – 2HomeHalliwell Jones StadiumHicks (2), Atkins, Riley (2), Mathers, SolomonaBridge (2)11,467
105 April 2010Hull F.C.W10 – 29AwayKC StadiumHicks (3), Myler, MonaghanHicks (2)14,131
1111 April 2010Hull Kingston RoversL36 – 16AwayCraven ParkMathers, King, RileyWestwood (2)8,452
1225 April 2010Catalans DragonsW40 – 6HomeHalliwell Jones StadiumMyler (2), Briers, Mathers, Riley, Cooper, HighamWestwood (6)9,619
131 May 2010Salford City RedsW16 – 68NeutralMurrayfield StadiumMonaghan, Hicks (2), Atkins, Williams, Briers, Riley, V Anderson, Myler (2), Bridge, SolomonaWestwood (6), Briers, Bridge (3)26,642Sky Sports
1414 May 2010Leeds RhinosL26 – 16AwayHeadingley Carnegie StadiumKing, Grix, HarrisonBridge (2)16,733
1523 May 2010Huddersfield GiantsW36 – 20HomeHalliwell Jones StadiumHicks, King, Riley, Bridge, Morley, WoodBridge (4)11,087
164 June 2010Salford City RedsW10 – 27AwayThe WillowsMathers (2), Hicks, Higham, SolomonaBridge (3), Briers (1 dg)6,093
1711 June 2010Hull Kingston RoversW35 – 16HomeHalliwell Jones StadiumKing, Atkins, Briers (2), Monaghan, L AndersonBriers (5 + 1 dg)9,216
1819 June 2010Bradford BullsW28 – 40AwayGrattan Stadium, OdsalRiley (2), Atkins, King, Briers, Higham (2)Briers (6)8,128
1927 June 2010Leeds RhinosL30 – 37HomeHalliwell Jones StadiumHicks (2), King (2), Atkins, RileyBriers (3)10.442
203 July 2010CrusadersW10 – 30AwayRacecourse GroundHicks (2), Riley (2), Higham, SolomonaBriers (2), Westwood5,197
2111 July 2010Castleford TigersW54 – 30HomeHalliwell Jones StadiumMathers, Hicks, Atkins, Riley, Myler (3), Morley, SolomonaWestwood (9)10.577
2216 July 2010Wigan WarriorsW16 – 23AwayDW StadiumHicks, Atkins, Myler, WestwoodWestwood (3), Briers (dg)22,701Sky Sports in 3D
2324 July 2010Catalans DragonsL29 – 28AwayStade Aime GiralHicks (2), Briers, V Anderson, ClarkeWestwood (4)7,852
241 August 2010St. HelensL24 – 26HomeHalliwell Jones StadiumWestwood (2), Clarke, WoodWestwood (4)12,863Sky Sports
2515 August 2010Wakefield Trinity WildcatsW18 – 36AwayHearwell StadiumRiley, Hicks, Blythe, King (3), BriersWestwood (3), Briers5,562
2622 August 2010Hull F.C.W36 – 18HomeHalliwell Jones StadiumRiley (2), Myler, Morley, Clarke, WestwoodWestwood (6)10,042Sky Sports
274 September 2010Harlequins RLW22 – 36AwayThe StoopBridge (2), Cooper, Clarke, Solomona (2)Bridge (6)3,211

Challenge Cup

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RoundDateOpponentResultScoreHome/AwayVenueTriesGoalsAttendanceTV
418 April 2010Featherstone RoversW48–24HomeHalliwell Jones StadiumGrix, Riley (2), Myler (3), V Anderson, Solomona (2)Westwood (4), Bridge (2)7,754
58 May 2010Huddersfield GiantsW4 – 60AwayGalpharm StadiumAtkins, Bridge (5), Myler, Hicks (3), Riley, HighamWestwood (4), Briers (2)6,641BBC
Quarter-finals30 May 2010Bradford BullsW22 – 26AwayGrattan StadiumHicks (2), Atkins, Briers, V AndersonBridge (3)7.000BBC
Semi-finals8 August 2010Catalans DragonsW54 – 12NeutralStobart StadiumKing, Riley, Briers, Clarke, L Anderson (3), Harrison, MylerWestwood (7), Myler, Briers12,265BBC
Final28 August 2010Leeds RhinosW6 – 30NeutralWembley StadiumHicks (3), Atkins (2), L AndersonWestwood (3)85,217BBC

Super League XV Play Offs

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RoundDateOpponentResultScoreHome/AwayVenueTriesGoalsAttendanceTV
PO110 September 2010St. HelensL28 – 12AwayGPW Recruitment StadiumKing (2), Bridge14,632Sky Sports
PO218 September 2010Huddersfield GiantsL22 – 34HomeHalliwell Jones StadiumHicks (2), Higham (2)Westwood (3)8,050Sky Sports

2010 Squad

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As of 27 November 2009:

NumberNatPlayerPositionPrevious club
1EnglandRichard MathersFBWigan Warriors
2EnglandChris RileyRWWarrington Wolves Academy
3AustraliaMatt KingRCMelbourne Storm
4EnglandChris BridgeLCBradford Bulls
5AustraliaChris HicksLWManly Sea Eagles
6WalesLee BriersSOSt. Helens
7EnglandRichard MylerSHSalford City Reds
8EnglandAdrian MorleyPRSydney Roosters
9AustraliaMichael MonaghanHKManly Sea Eagles
10EnglandGarreth CarvellPRHull
11New ZealandLouis AndersonSRNew Zealand Warriors
12EnglandBen WestwoodSRWakefield Trinity Wildcats
13EnglandBen HarrisonLFWarrington Wolves Academy
14EnglandMickey HighamHKWigan Warriors
15EnglandJon ClarkeHKHarlequins RL
16EnglandPaul WoodPRWarrington Wolves Academy
17Republic of IrelandSimon GrixLFHalifax
18EnglandMichael CooperPRWarrington Wolves Academy
19EnglandLee MitchellSRWarrington Wolves Academy
20EnglandMatty BlytheSRWarrington Wolves Academy
21EnglandKevin PennyWGWarrington Wolves Academy
22Republic of IrelandTyrone McCarthySRWarrington Wolves Academy
23EnglandRyan AtkinsCWakefield Trinity Wildcats
24EnglandAlex ThompsonHKWarrington Wolves Academy
26New ZealandDavid SolomonaPFBradford Bulls
27New ZealandVinnie AndersonSRSt. Helens
28EnglandAdam NealPRWarrington Wolves Academy

2010 Transfers In/Out

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In

NamePositionSigned fromDate
New ZealandDavid SolomonaSecond RowBradford BullsSeptember 2009
EnglandRyan AtkinsCentreWakefield Trinity WildcatsSeptember 2009
EnglandRichard MylerStand Off/Scrum HalfSalford City RedsSeptember 2009

Out

NamePositionClub SignedDate
EnglandPaul JohnsonHookerWakefield Trinity WildcatsSeptember 2009
New ZealandPaul RauhihiSecond RowRetiredSeptember 2009
EnglandSteve PickersgillSecond RowWidnes VikingsSeptember 2009

References

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  1. ^Wilson, Andy."Chris Hicks hat-trick leads Warrington to Challenge Cup triumph over Leeds".theguardian.com. Retrieved22 February 2024.
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