Leeds Women

Leagues Played: Super League Women 26 Challenge Cup Women 3
Links: Wikipedia
Related Teams: Leeds Leeds U19

Super League Women	04/19 16:30	1	Leeds Women v Huddersfield Women	W	66-4
Super League Women	10/08 13:45	-	York Valkyrie Women v Leeds Women	L	16-6
Super League Women	09/23 17:00	-	St Helens Women v Leeds Women	W	16-20
Challenge Cup Women	08/12 10:55	-	Leeds Women v St Helens Women	L	8-22
Challenge Cup Women	07/23 13:15	-	Wigan Women v Leeds Women	D	~~0-0~~
Super League Women	05/26 16:30	-	Leeds Women v St Helens Women	L	18-38
Super League Women	04/09 14:30	-	Leeds Women v York Valkyrie Women	L	12-34
Super League Women	09/18 14:30	-	York City Knights Women v Leeds Women	W	4-12
Super League Women	09/04 16:15	-	St Helens Women v Leeds Women	W	6-14
Super League Women	07/21 16:30	-	Leeds Women v Wigan Women	W	64-6
Super League Women	06/23 16:30	-	St Helens Women v Leeds Women	W	18-20
Challenge Cup Women	05/07 11:00	-	Leeds Women v St Helens Women	L	8-18
Super League Women	10/10 14:00	-	St Helens Women v Leeds Women	L	28-0
Super League Women	09/26 14:30	-	Leeds Women v York City Knights Women	W	22-18
Super League Women	10/11 19:30	-	Castleford Women v Leeds Women	W	12-20
Super League Women	09/08 13:00	-	St Helens Women v Leeds Women	D	20-20
Challenge Cup Women	07/27 10:15	-	Castleford Women v Leeds Women	W	10-16

Wikipedia - Leeds Rhinos Women

Leeds Rhinos Women are a rugby league team based in Leeds, West Yorkshire, England. The team is part of the Leeds Rhinos club and plays in the Women's Super League.

They were the RFL Women's Super League champions in 2019 and 2022, and from 2023 they became the first semi-professional women's rugby league team in the UK.

History

The team was formed in September 2017 with the aid of the Leeds Rhinos Foundation. In December 2017 Rhino's forward, Adam Cuthbertson was appointed coach and Lois Forsell was named as captain in March 2018.

In the team's first season, they won the Women's Challenge Cup beating Castleford Tigers 20–14 in the final, at the Halliwell Jones Stadium, on 4 August 2018.

They successfully retained their title, after beating Castleford Tigers 16–10 in the final, at the University of Bolton Stadium, on 28 July 2019; in a repeat of the 2018 final. In October they beat Castleford again 20–12 to win the Grand Final.

Lois Forsell missed the 2019 season and was succeeded as captain by Courtney Winfield-Hill. Forsell succeeded Cuthbertson as coach in February 2020.

Winfield-Hill retired at the end of the 2022 season and was succeeded as captain by Hanna Butcher.

Leeds Women's Rugby League team is a professional rugby league team based in Leeds, West Yorkshire, England. The team was established in 2018 and has quickly become one of the most successful women's rugby league teams in the country. The team is made up of talented and dedicated female athletes who are passionate about the sport and committed to achieving success on the field.

The team plays in the Women's Super League, which is the top tier of women's rugby league in England. They have a strong record of success, having won the league title in 2019 and reaching the Grand Final in 2020. The team is known for their fast-paced, attacking style of play, and their ability to work together as a cohesive unit.

Off the field, the Leeds Women's Rugby League team is committed to promoting the sport and encouraging more women to get involved. They work closely with local schools and community groups to provide coaching and support for young girls who are interested in playing rugby league. The team is also actively involved in charity work, raising funds for a range of causes and supporting local initiatives.

Overall, the Leeds Women's Rugby League team is a dynamic and exciting team that is making a significant impact on the sport of rugby league in England. With their talent, dedication, and commitment to promoting the sport, they are sure to continue achieving success both on and off the field.