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词条 2009 Wakefield Trinity Wildcats season
释义

  1. Transfers

  2. Full squad

  3. Fixtures and results

  4. League table

  5. Death of Leon Walker

  6. External links

  7. References

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The Wakefield Trinity Wildcats' 137th season saw them enter their eleventh Super League campaign, as well as the 2009 Challenge Cup.

Transfers

Transfers for 2009 (In)
NameTransferred fromDate released
James Stosic Gold Coast Titans October 2008
Steve Snitch Huddersfield Giants October 2008
Dave Halley Bradford Bulls October 2008
Transfers for 2009 (Out)
NameTransferred toDate released
Duncan MacGillivray Retired October 2008
Paul Reilly Oldham R.L.F.C. October 2008
Brett Ferres Castleford Tigers October 2008
Joe Hirst Featherstone Rovers October 2008
Josh Griffin Huddersfield Giants October 2008
Kyle Wood Doncaster October 2008
Jason Golden Harlequins RL October 2008

Full squad

NoPlayerPositionPrevious club
1Matt BlaymireFull BackYork City Knights
2Damien BlanchWingWidnes Vikings
3Tony MartinCentreNew Zealand Warriors
4Ryan AtkinsCentreBradford Bulls
5Matthew PetersenWingGold Coast Titans
6Jamie RooneyStand OffFeatherstone Rovers
7Danny BroughScrum HalfCastleford Tigers
8Jason DemetriouUtilityWidnes Vikings
9Brad DrewHookerHuddersfield Giants
10Danny SculthorpePropWigan Warriors
11Stephen "Steve" SnitchSecond RowHuddersfield Giants
12Oliver WilkesSecond RowWidnes Vikings
13Scott GrixUtilityWidnes Vikings
14Sam ObstHookerWhitehaven
15James StosicPropGold Coast Titans
16Ricky BibeyPropLeigh Centurions
17Kevin HendersonCentreLeigh Centurions
18
19Sean GleesonCentreWigan Warriors
20Tevita Leo-LatuHookerCronulla Sharks
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24Dale FergusonSecond RowerWakefield Trinity Wildcats
25Richard MoorePropLeigh Centurions
26Luke GeorgeWingerHuddersfield Giants
27Aaron MurphyCentreWakefield Trinity Wildcats
28Kyle BibbSecond RowerWakefield Trinity Wildcats
29Jay PittsScrum HalfWakefield Trinity Wildcats
30Cain SouthernwoodUtilityWakefield Trinity Wildcats

Fixtures and results

Competition Round Opponent Result Score Home/Away Venue Attendance Date
Super League XIV 17 † Wigan Warriors Win 6–12 Away JJB Stadium 14,377 8 February 2009
Super League XIV 1 Leeds Rhinos Loss 18–4 Away Headingley Stadium 15,643 13 February 2009
Super League XIV 2 Salford City Reds Win 29–10 Home Belle Vue 6,578 22 February 2009
Super League XIV 3 Warrington Wolves Win 48–22 Home Belle Vue 5,169 27 February 2009
Super League XIV 4 Hull Kingston Rovers Loss 31–18 Away New Craven Park 9,038 8 March 2009
Super League XIV 5 Catalans Dragons Win 30–10 Home Belle Vue 4,807 15 March 2009
Super League XIV 6 ‡ Crusaders N/A P–P Away Brewery Field N/A 22 March 2009
Super League XIV 7 St. Helens Loss 18–42 Home Belle Vue 6,038 27 March 2009
Challenge Cup 2009 4 Leigh Centurions Win [https://web.archive.org/web/20120224013619/http://www.therfl.co.uk/~therflc/results/report.php?z=home&id=3121075 54–0] Home Belle Vue 2,637 3 April 2009
Super League XIV 8 Castleford Tigers Win 6–35 Away The Jungle 10,155 10 April 2009
Super League XIV 9 Bradford Bulls Win 24–22 Home Belle Vue 6,516 13 April 2009
Super League XIV 10 Hull F.C. Win 14–21 Away KC Stadium 11,975 17 April 2009
Super League XIV 11 Wigan Warriors Loss 26–40 Home Belle Vue 5,521 26 April 2009
Super League XIV 12 Bradford Bulls Loss 16–32 Neutral Murrayfield Stadium 29,627 2 May 2009
Challenge Cup 2009 5 Wigan Warriors Loss 17–28 Home Belle Vue 4,883 9 May 2009
Super League XIV 13 Harlequins RL Loss 24–17 Away The Twickenham Stoop 3,612 17 May 2009
Super League XIV 14 Huddersfield Giants Loss 6–54 Home Belle Vue 5,037 24 May 2009
Super League XIV 6 Celtic Crusaders Win 6–50 Away Brewery Field 2,089 30 May 2009
Super League XIV 15 Bradford Bulls Loss 36–22 Away Grattan Stadium 8,387 7 June 2009
Super League XIV 16 Hull FC Win 37–22 Home Belle Vue 4,721 13 June 2009
Super League XIV 18 Harlequins RL Win 20–18 Home Belle Vue 5,079 28 June 2009
Super League XIV 19 Huddersfield Giants Loss 30–14 Away Galpharm Stadium 7,486 5 July 2009
Super League XIV 20 Leeds Rhinos Loss 30–32 Home Belle Vue 6,425 10 July 2009
Super League XIV 21 St Helens Win 20–22 Away GPW Recruitment Stadium 8,651 17 July 2009
Super League XIV 22 Castleford Tigers Loss 12–20 Home Belle Vue 8,371 26 July 2009
Super League XIV 23 Salford City Reds Win 24–30 Away The Willows 3,151 31 July 2009
Super League XIV 24 Celtic Crusaders Win 46–12 Home Belle Vue 7,893 16 August 2009
Super League XIV 25 Warrington Wolves Win 28–40 Away Halliwell Jones Stadium 8,681 23 August 2009
Super League XIV 26 Catalans Dragons Win 20–34 Away Stade Gilbert Brutus 8,755 5 September 2009
Super League XIV 27 Hull Kingston Rovers Win 24–10 Home Belle Vue 6,328 13 September 2009
Super League XIV Play-offs Qualifier Catalans Dragons Loss 16–25 Home Belle Vue 4,008 19 September 2009
  • †: Game rearranged due to pitch maintenance work at the JJB Stadium during June.
  • ‡: Game postponed in respect to the death of Wakefield player, Leon Walker, who received a fatal injury during the reserves' game.[1] Game rearranged for 30 May 2009.

League table

{{Super League XIV ladder}}

Death of Leon Walker

On 22 March 2009, Leon Walker, a reserve player, collapsed in the 63rd minute of a game against Crusaders Reserves at Maesteg rugby union ground. He was airlifted to Morriston Hospital, Swansea where he was pronounced dead upon arrival.[2] He was 20 years old at the time of his death.[3] An inquest subsequently found that his death was the result of a rare undiagnosed heart defect, and the coroner ruled that he died of natural causes.[4]

Walker started playing rugby league for the amateur side, the Churwell Chiefs. Walker joined the Salford City Reds in 2006 and played for the club for three years. After his rookie season he was named the Salford Reds Junior Academy Player of the Year.[5] In 2007 Walker represented both the Yorkshire and England U18 sides.

He joined the Wakefield Trinity Wildcats in November 2008, joining their senior academy side.[6][7]

Walker attended Morley High School and was a scaffolder by trade,[8] and was the cousin and team mate of Luke Blake.[9]

External links

  • Wakefield Trinity Wildcats' official website

References

1. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,12196_5086736,00.html |title=Tragedy for Wakefield |publisher=www.skysports.com |accessdate=22 March 2009 |last= |first= |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20090324045445/http://www.skysports.com/story/0%2C19528%2C12196_5086736%2C00.html |archivedate=24 March 2009 |deadurl=no |df= }}
2. ^{{Cite web |url=http://www.crusadersrfl.com/2009seasonmatch7.htm |title=RFL Statement – Celtic Crusaders v Wakefield Trinity Wildcats |access-date=14 March 2012 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20090524193215/http://www.crusadersrfl.com/2009seasonmatch7.htm |archive-date=24 May 2009 |dead-url=yes |df=dmy-all }}
3. ^Wakefield player Leon Walker dies in Super League reserve game Herald Sun, 23 March 2009
4. ^Heart defect killed rugby player BBC.co.uk, 23 November 2009
5. ^Player of the Year awards {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20080701013153/http://www.reds.co.uk/newsroom/news116_120906.html |date=1 July 2008 }} SalfordReds.co.uk, 12 September 2006
6. ^Walker signs for Wakefield Sporting Life
7. ^Wakefield Wildcats sign Reds' Leon Walker Wakefield Express, 11 November 2008
8. ^Wakefield mourn the tragic loss of Leon Walker The Times, 23 March 2009
9. ^{{cite web|url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/bradford/7978259.stm|title=Funeral for rugby collapse player|publisher=bbc|date=2 April 2009|accessdate=1 January 2011}}
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