Wigan Warriors Women Announce Squad for Historic Betfred Women’s Challenge Cup Final
June 5, 2025 – Wigan, UK
The Wigan Warriors Women’s team has unveiled its squad for the upcoming Betfred Women’s Challenge Cup Final, set to take place at Wembley Stadium on Saturday, June 7. This marks a significant milestone as Wigan reaches the final for the first time in the club’s history, following a series of commanding performances throughout the tournament .
A Blend of Experience and Emerging Talent
Under the leadership of Head Coach Denis Betts, the Warriors have crafted a squad that combines seasoned veterans with promising young players. The team has demonstrated resilience and skill, notably in their semi-final victory over Leeds Rhinos, which secured their place in the final .(wiganwarriors.com, en.wikipedia.org)
Key players include:(en.wikipedia.org)
- Grace Banks: A dynamic half-back who has been instrumental in Wigan’s attacking plays.(therhinos.co.uk)
- Eva Hunter: A versatile back-rower known for her defensive prowess and agility.
- Jade Gregory-Haselden: Bringing experience and leadership to the forward pack.
- Rebecca Greenfield: A reliable presence in the backline, contributing both offensively and defensively.
The squad also features new additions who have made significant impacts this season:
- Megan Williams: Wearing the No. 13 jersey, Williams joined from St Helens and has quickly become a key figure in the team’s forward momentum .(wigantoday.net)
- Emily Veivers: The Papua New Guinea international, donning the No. 17 shirt, brings international experience and versatility to the squad .(wigantoday.net)
- Remi Wilton: An Australian hooker with a strong track record, Wilton has been assigned the No. 19 jersey and adds depth to the team’s options .(wigantoday.net)
- Tiana Power: Following in the footsteps of her sister Shaniah, Tiana has taken the No. 26 shirt and is poised to make her mark .(wigantoday.net)
Anticipation Builds for Wembley Showdown
The final against St Helens promises to be a thrilling encounter, with Wigan aiming to cap off their historic run with a victory. The match is part of a triple-header event at Wembley, highlighting the growing prominence of women’s rugby league in the UK .(en.wikipedia.org)
Fans are eagerly awaiting the clash, with tickets available starting at £20 for adults and £10 for under-16s. The game will also be broadcast live on BBC, ensuring supporters can witness this landmark moment for the Wigan Warriors Women’s team.(wiganwarriors.com)