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# Wales Sides

Fixtures - Results - Honours - Over 100 years of History

## Sitemaps

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## Posts

- [Welcome to Wales International Teams](https://rugbyleague.wales/welcome-to-wales-international-teams) - Compiling this database of players and matches has been a personal project of mine and one that I’ve been working on for many years in one form or another. It’s my ambition to have a complete online archive of every Wales Rugby League international player and match online and whilst this still may be some

## Pages

- [Latest Wales Fixtures](https://rugbyleague.wales/) - MEN - WOMEN - WHEELCHAIR - UNDER 19 - UNDER 16 - DRAGONHEARTS - MASTERS - STUDENTS - PDRL INTRODUCTION Compiling this database of players and matches has been a personal project of mine and one that I’ve been working on for many years in one form or another. It’s my ambition to have a complete online archive of every Wales Rugby League international player and match online
- [Wales Wheelchair Records](https://rugbyleague.wales/wales-wheelchair-records) - ALL TIME FULL INTERNATIONAL RECORDS Matches Played 59 Won 31 Lost 27 Drawn 1 Below is the list of full international matches played by Wales, initially sorted in record wins. A full international for Wales Wheelchair is a match in an officially sanctioned international tournament, or friendly matches against international opponents who, like Wales,
- [Four Nations - Full results](https://rugbyleague.wales/student-four-nations-full-results) - This is a full record of all results from the Student Rugby League Four Nations Championship (often known as Student Home Nations Championship) competed almost annually between England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. The championships started in 1994, a few years after Scotland and Ireland started playing the student game. Since then, with the exception of
- [Under 17 Squad](https://rugbyleague.wales/under-17-squad)
- [Students Squad](https://rugbyleague.wales/students-squad)
- [Under 19 Squad](https://rugbyleague.wales/under-19-squad) - TEAM SPONSORS
- [Under 19 Fixtures](https://rugbyleague.wales/under-19-fixtures)
- [Men's Fixtures](https://rugbyleague.wales/wales-fixtures-and-results) - BUY TICKETS HERE
- [Wheelchair A Squad](https://rugbyleague.wales/wheelchair-a-squad)
- [Player Profile](https://rugbyleague.wales/player-rl) - Note: The statistics tab shows all of the player's known appearances for this particular Wales side against international sides or other non-capped recognised first class matches. To see exactly how many full test rugby league caps for Wales (or any other country) that this player has, please click the "Test Summary" tab. Nines individual player
- [Men's Squad](https://rugbyleague.wales/wales-mens-squad)
- [Wales Records](https://rugbyleague.wales/wales-records) - ALL TIME FULL INTERNATIONAL RECORDS Matches Played 190 Won 66 Lost 121 Drawn 3 Points For 3248 Points Against 4123 Biggest win 92-4 (88 pts) - Jun 17th, 1995 - vs. USA Biggest loss 0-74 (74 pts) - Oct 10th, 2008 - vs. England Most points scored 92-4 (92 pts) - Jun 17th, 1995 -
- [Captains](https://rugbyleague.wales/captains) - To play for Wales is one thing; to captain Wales is another. Whether a player has captained Wales 18 times, like current men's record holder Jim Sullivan, or just the once, like a number have done, it's a great honour to lead the team out and stand in the centre for the photographs or coin
- [Men's A Team Fixtures](https://rugbyleague.wales/mens-a-team-fixtures) - BUY TICKETS HERE
- [Men's A Team Squad](https://rugbyleague.wales/mens-a-team-squad)
- [PDRL Squad](https://rugbyleague.wales/pdrl-squad)
- [Women's Squad](https://rugbyleague.wales/womens-squad)
- [Head Coaches](https://rugbyleague.wales/head-coaches) - Here is a list of the Wales men's side head coaches since the position was first recorded properly, which was in 1975 for the year-long World Championship. Name Years G W D L Honours / World Cups Les Pearce 1975 10 4 0 6 1975 Rugby League World Cup – Third Place David Watkins 1977 2
- [Under 16 Squad](https://rugbyleague.wales/under-16-squad) - TEAM SPONSORS
- [Under 18s/19s who won full caps](https://rugbyleague.wales/u19s-who-won-full-caps)
- [Student World Cup Full Results](https://rugbyleague.wales/student-world-cup-full-results) - 1986 Round 1 - Great Britain 8 France 14, New Zealand 22 Australia 14 Round 2 - New Zealand 12 France 10, Great Britain 40 Papua New Guinea 8 Round 3 - Australia 12 Great Britain 4, France 20 Papua New Guinea 4 Round 4 - New Zealand 54 Papua New Guinea 0, Australia 54
- [Tickets](https://rugbyleague.wales/tickets) - Click here to buy tickets for our latest matches.
- [Dragonhearts Squad](https://rugbyleague.wales/dragonhearts-squad)
- [About Wales Masters RL](https://rugbyleague.wales/about-wales-masters-rl) - Masters Rugby League was first played in Wales in 2011, with Wales first fielding a Masters international player in Chris Thomas in 2014, but it wasn't until 2019 that Wales started to take this version of the game seriously. Teams were started in North and South Wales with the first ever meeting between two Welsh
- [Honours](https://rugbyleague.wales/honours) - Wales Rugby League's international sides have won many honours at many levels of the international game. Here's the list... MEN World Cup Semi-Finalists - 1995, 2000 European Championship Winners - 1936, 1937, 1938, 1995, 2009, 2010, 2015 WOMEN European Championship B North Winners - 2022 WHEELCHAIR World Cup Semi-Finalists - 2013, 2022 Celtic Cup Winners
- [Great Britain Players](https://rugbyleague.wales/great-britain-players)
- [Great Britain Squad](https://rugbyleague.wales/great-britain-squad)
- [Wheelchair Management](https://rugbyleague.wales/wheelchair-management)
- [Wheelchair Squad](https://rugbyleague.wales/wheelchair-squad)
- [Player Profile](https://rugbyleague.wales/player-rl-juniors)
- [Six Nations](https://rugbyleague.wales/six-nations)
- [Wheelchair Coaches](https://rugbyleague.wales/wheelchair-coaches) - Name Years G W D L Honours / World Cups Alan Caron 2012, 2023- 7 6 0 1 2012 Four Nations – Runners-up 2023 Celtic Cup - Winners Maurice Craig 2013 5 3 0 2 2013 Wheelchair World Cup – Third Place Alana Sargent 2014-2016 10 2 0 8 2016 Celtic Cup - Winners Stephen Jones 2016–22 31
- [About Wheelchair Rugby League](https://rugbyleague.wales/about-wheelchair-rugby-league) - Wales played their first ever games in Wheelchair Rugby League in July 2012, coming second to England in a Four Nations tournament. The Wales Rugby League strategy is for each existing WRL community club to provide Rugby League for everyone in the community, which includes juniors, open-age, Masters and Wheelchair. If you want to form
- [PDRL Player Records](https://rugbyleague.wales/pdrl-player-records) - Below are the records of all players to have won a full cap for the Wales Physical Disability Rugby League side. Landing in order of heritage number, users can search to find the record cap holders and scorers. [table id=12 /]
- [Dragonhearts Heritage Numbers](https://rugbyleague.wales/dragonhearts-heritage-numbers) - These heritage numbers include all players who have turned out for the Wales Dragonhearts or Wales A, as they were previously known, against other international opposition. The first proper international match for Wales A was against an England amateur U23 side in 1994. Not included are friendly matches against regional or club sides, nor the
- [Player Archive](https://rugbyleague.wales/player-archive-rl)
- [Under 16 Fixtures](https://rugbyleague.wales/under-16-fixtures)
- [2018 Commonwealth Championships - Day 2](https://rugbyleague.wales/2018-commonwealth-championships-day-2) - MEN’S TOURNAMENT - DAY TWO 10.45am – Ranking semi-final - Scotland 16 Papua New Guinea 14 11.10am – Ranking semi-final - England 8 Wales 10 (go to 1:25:00 to watch) 1pm – Major semi-final - Australia 18 Samoa 10 1.25pm – Major semi-final - Tonga 22 Fiji 6 2.15pm – Seventh / Eighth Place “Bowl”
- [2018 Commonwealth Championships - Day 1](https://rugbyleague.wales/2018-commonwealth-championships-day-1) - Fixtures and Results DAY ONE 10.15am – Tonga 22 Samoa 8 12.05pm – Fiji 14 Scotland 10 12.30pm – Australia 30 Wales 0 (go to 2:32:00 to watch the match) 12.55pm – England 10 Samoa 28 1.45pm – Papua New Guinea 12 Tonga 20 3.10pm – Australia 36 Scotland 0 3.35pm – Fiji 12 Wales
- [2019 World Nines](https://rugbyleague.wales/2019-world-nines) - Wales disappointed in the 2019 Nines World Cup, played on 18-19 November at Bankwest Stadium, Parramatta, Australia, finishing bottom of their group, but did save face in their final game after seeing off Lebanon, a team who had beaten England earlier in the day. Australia ended up winning the men's tournament, whilst New Zealand took
- [About Wales Juniors](https://rugbyleague.wales/about-wales-juniors) - Wales first played at junior level in a full international in 2001 when an under 15 side travelled up to Warrington to play a friendly against Scotland and won 84-0. Not a bad start. Regraded as under 16s in 2005, they regularly play in challenge matches against nations such as England and France. An under 19
- [Students Fixtures](https://rugbyleague.wales/students-fixtures)
- [Women's Player Records](https://rugbyleague.wales/womens-player-records) - Below are the records of all players to have won a full cap for the Wales Womens's side. Landing in order of heritage number, users can search to find the record cap holders and scorers. [table id=7 /]
- [About Wales Women's RL](https://rugbyleague.wales/about-wales-womens-rl) - Wales Rugby League organise and support women and girls playing the game at every level. Our programme kicked off officially in 2019, but the first girls' game in Wales was on Friday 30th July 2010 when Ysgol Tre-Gib from Llandeilo beat Dyffryn Taf School from Whitland 24-8. Then, late 2015 saw St Joseph’s High School
- [PDRL World Cup](https://rugbyleague.wales/pdrl-world-cup) - Physical Disability Rugby League (PDRL) is an adapted version of rugby league aimed at facilitating those with physical disabilities the opportunity to play. It is a nine-a-side running format of the game, and is both full contact and touch, based on disability which is signified by the colour of a player’s shorts. The PDRL World
- [WORLD CUP HISTORY](https://rugbyleague.wales/world-cup-history)
- [Women's Fixtures](https://rugbyleague.wales/fixtures-and-results-women) - TICKETS: wrl.wales/tickets
- [ABOUT](https://rugbyleague.wales/about) - Compiling this database of players and matches has been a personal project of mine and one that I’ve been working on for many years in one form or another. It’s my ambition to have a complete online archive of every Wales Rugby League international player and match online and whilst this still may be some
- [PDRL Fixtures](https://rugbyleague.wales/pdrl-fixtures)
- [Masters Management](https://rugbyleague.wales/masters-management)
- [Dragonhearts Fixtures](https://rugbyleague.wales/dragonhearts-fixtures-and-results)
- [Dragonhearts who won full caps](https://rugbyleague.wales/dragonhearts-who-won-full-caps)
- [testticket](https://rugbyleague.wales/testticket)
- [Charity Magazine](https://rugbyleague.wales/charity-magazine) - BUY THE MAGAZINE HERE - £5 plus £3.50 postage (extra £3 for non UK). ORIGINALLY £10 BUT NOW REDUCED TO CLEAR Payments are taken via the Sporting Records Online Ltd Paypal account. Purchasers do not need to have Paypal to buy, you can use a credit or debit card. All profits go to “The Danny Jones
- [Wheelchair Player Records](https://rugbyleague.wales/wheelchair-player-records) - Below are the records of all players to have won a full cap for the Wales Wheelchair side. Landing in order of heritage number, users can search to find the record cap holders and scorers. [table id=4 /]
- [Wheelchair Fixtures](https://rugbyleague.wales/wheelchair-fixtures-and-results)
- [Fixture codes temp saved](https://rugbyleague.wales/fixture-codes-temp-saved) - WHEELCHAIR CODES WOMEN'S CODE
- [Under 17 Fixtures](https://rugbyleague.wales/under-17-fixtures)
- [Student Team Management](https://rugbyleague.wales/student-team-management)
- [Dual Code Test](https://rugbyleague.wales/dual-code-test) - [table id=6 /]
- [PDRL](https://rugbyleague.wales/pdrl)
- [Wales PDRL Management](https://rugbyleague.wales/wales-pdrl-management)
- [Women's Super League](https://rugbyleague.wales/womens-super-league) - Wales Rugby League are launching a Women's Super League side for 2021. The side was play their fixtures in Cardiff as part of the newly formed Betfred Women’s Super League South. They will play in blue and black in one of the shirts seen at the bottom of this page.
- [About the Dragonhearts](https://rugbyleague.wales/about-the-dragonhearts) - Wales Dragonhearts are the representative side of the Welsh domestic league system. All players who play in the community game in both north and south Wales are eligable for selection. The Dragonhearts used to enter the Conference or Community Four Nations tournament and were the most successful side in the history of this competition. They
- [Wales men's full internationals without photos](https://rugbyleague.wales/wales-mens-full-internationals-without-photos) - A FULL LIST OF ALL PLAYERS IS HERE. MISSING PLAYERS ARE BELOW. If you have any missing photos, please email ian.golden@walesrugbyleague.co.uk WALES CAPPED INTERNATIONAL PLAYERS 70 George Whitney – Salford, Other Nationalities WALES PLAYERS WHO TURNED OUT IN NON-CAPPED FIRST CLASS GAMES: Dai John - Bridgend RL WALES PLAYERS WHO TURNED OUT
- [Player Records](https://rugbyleague.wales/heritage-numbers) - Below are the records of all players to have won a full cap for the Wales men's side. Wales Rugby League award caps to players who have played for the full Wales side in an officially sanctioned international tournament, or friendly matches against international opponents who, like Wales, have declared that they are fielding their
- [The Welsh international that never was](https://rugbyleague.wales/the-welsh-international-that-never-was)
- [Other Nationalities Players](https://rugbyleague.wales/other-nationalities-players)
- [Other Nationalities Fixtures](https://rugbyleague.wales/other-nationalities-fixtures)
- [Missing Men's Players dates of birth](https://rugbyleague.wales/missing-mens-players-dates-of-birth) - We're missing a few dates and places of birth of some of the men's side players. If you can help, please email ian.golden@walesrugbyleague.co.uk. It needs to be exact dates please, the month and year alone won't go into the database. Thanks. The "matches" figures include all capped and all known non-capped games for Wales. Also
- [Wales in Nines Tournaments](https://rugbyleague.wales/wales-in-nines-tournaments) - Wales have competed in the following Nines tournaments... 22-24 February 1996 - Super League international Nines - Suva, Fiji 25th April 2010 - All Golds Nines - Prince of Wales Stadium, Cheltenham England 27th August 2007 - Middlesex Nines - New River Stadium, London, England 25th August 2010 - Carnegie Floodlit Nines - Headingley,
- [2007 Middlesex 9s](https://rugbyleague.wales/2007-middlesex-9s) - 26th August 2007 – Middlesex 9s – New River Stadium, London, England Wales took a youthful side to the tournament, and ended up losing 14-10 in the Plate Semi-Final to South Africa. The side was made up of players primarily from the Celtic Crusaders Reserves plus a few from local community sides.
- [Masters Squad](https://rugbyleague.wales/masters-squad)
- [Great Britain](https://rugbyleague.wales/great-britain) - The Great Britain Rugby League side was originally known as "Northern Union" or sometimes erroneously "England" before eventually adopting the Great Britain name everywhere. On tour, they were known as the Lions. Our first Northern Union players included our first Wales captain Tom Llewellyn. He, along with Bert Jenkins, Johnny Thomas, Dai Jones and George
- [Students who won full caps](https://rugbyleague.wales/students-who-won-full-caps)
- [Masters Fixtures](https://rugbyleague.wales/masters-fixtures)
- [MASTERS](https://rugbyleague.wales/masters)
- [Men's Team Management](https://rugbyleague.wales/mens-team-management)
- [Wheelchair World Cup](https://rugbyleague.wales/wales-in-the-wheelchair-world-cup) - Wales have competed in two World Cups. Here are the full results from those tournaments. Go to the results section for full reports on Wales matches World Cup 2013 Wednesday, July 3 Wales 104 Ireland 6 Australia 148 Scotland 0 France 28 England 20 Saturday, July 6 France 154 Scotland 2 England 86 Ireland
- [WOMEN](https://rugbyleague.wales/women-senior)
- [SHOP](https://rugbyleague.wales/shop)
- [About Nines](https://rugbyleague.wales/nines-2) - Rugby League Nines was seriously established in 1996 as a rival to RL Sevens, that replicated the rugby union game and had been primarily used by the Australian Rugby League in pre-season tournaments but was also used in the UK. This all came in the middle of the Super League War and Nines was given
- [2019 World 9s Squad](https://rugbyleague.wales/wales-nines-players)
- [2019 World Nines Management](https://rugbyleague.wales/2019-world-nines-management)
- [Dragonhearts Management](https://rugbyleague.wales/dragonhearts-management)
- [Women's Management](https://rugbyleague.wales/womens-management)
- [Management Archive](https://rugbyleague.wales/management-archive)
- [Management](https://rugbyleague.wales/management)
- [About Wales Students](https://rugbyleague.wales/about-wales-students) - The Wales Student side goes back further than the modern era full international side. While the seniors "reformed" in 1991, the Wales Students side was formed by the late Dr Phil Melling in December 1984, playing their first game against England in Wigan, and entered the 1989 Student World Cup, the second of its kind.
- [Domestic Clubs](https://rugbyleague.wales/domestic-clubs)
- [MEN'S](https://rugbyleague.wales/men-senior)
- [AGE-GRADE](https://rugbyleague.wales/juniors)
- [Cookie Policy](https://rugbyleague.wales/cookie-policy) - INTRODUCTION The Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations (2011) requires website operators to provide information about the cookies that it uses on its website(s) and in some instances to obtain the consent of website users to the use of those cookies. Like many other web site operators Wales Rugby League uses cookies for a variety of
- [Terms and Conditions](https://rugbyleague.wales/terms-and-conditions) - All information contained within this website is provided free of charge and may not be reproduced, republished, copied used or distributed in any way without the previous written consent of Wales Rugby League. No warranties of any kind either expressed or implied are offered in respect of the information, material, statistics and images provided by
- [Player Archive](https://rugbyleague.wales/wheelchair-player-archive)
- [Match Report](https://rugbyleague.wales/rl-match-report)
- [Internationals](https://rugbyleague.wales/internationals)
- [1996 World Nines](https://rugbyleague.wales/1996-world-nines) - Clive Griffiths, Wales's coach, used his country's success in the Super League Nines Trophy in Fiji yesterday to demand greater recognition in the Test arena. Wales, who were demoted to the consolation Trophy event after a narrow defeat against Papua New Guinea on the opening day, claimed a 16-6 semi-final win over Tonga with Jason
- [Player Archive](https://rugbyleague.wales/students-player-archive)
- [Match Information](https://rugbyleague.wales/rl-match-information)
- [2014 Commonwealth Championships - Day 2](https://rugbyleague.wales/2014-commonwealth-championships-day-2) - 27 June 2014 - Broadwood Stadium, Glasgow, Scotland COMMONWEALTH CHAMPIONSHIP NINES SEMI-FINAL PAPUA NEW GUINEA 12 WALES 6 By Ian Golden at Broadwood Stadium, Glasgow Despite going down to eight men early in the second half, Papua New Guinea overcame a resilient Wales side muscling their way to a 12-6 win in front of an
- [2014 Commonwealth Championships - Day 1](https://rugbyleague.wales/2014-commonwealth-championships-day-1) - 27 June 2014 - Broadwood Stadium, Glasgow, Scotland Wales have qualified for the semi-finals of the Rugby League Commonwealth Championship after wins over Scotland and Jamaica on Friday. In the nine-a-side tournament at Glasgow’s Broadwood Stadium, home of Clyde FC, Wales put on two excellent performances for their wins and a creditable performance in their
- [2010 Carnegie Floodlit Nines](https://rugbyleague.wales/2010-carnegie-floodlit-nines) - 25th August 2010 - Carnegie Floodlit Nines - Headingley, Leeds, England Wales crashed out of the Carnegie Floodlit 9s in the group stages at Headingley on Wednesday night after losing to Super League sides Leeds Rhinos and Wakefield Trinity Wildcats. The eventual winners were Wigan Warriors who beat Bradford Bulls 20-16 in a dramatic final.
- [2010 Cheltenham Nines](https://rugbyleague.wales/2010-cheltenham-nines) - 25th April 2010 – All Golds Nines – Prince of Wales Stadium, Cheltenham England South Wales Scorpions and Wales Students both put up a good account of themselves in the All Golds Cup in Cheltenham on Saturday, but both failed to take trophies after being outplayed in their final matches of the nine a side
- [All Wales Nines Players](https://rugbyleague.wales/wales-nines-players-2)
- [About the Site](https://rugbyleague.wales/about-the-site) - A message from WRL head of media and historian Ian Golden. Compiling these lists of players and matches has been a personal project of mine and one that I've been working on for many years in one form or another. It's my ambition to have a complete online archive of every Wales Rugby League international
- [Under 16s who won full caps](https://rugbyleague.wales/u16s-who-won-full-caps)
- [Under 19 Player Archive](https://rugbyleague.wales/under-19-player-archive)
- [Student Table](https://rugbyleague.wales/student-table) - [TablesManual AuthToken="BE7EECF0-3636-4CC7-94CA-0A81B6BBF238" teamID="106550" eventId="102822" tableName=" "]
- [Under 16 Player Archive](https://rugbyleague.wales/u16-player-archive)
- [Player Archive](https://rugbyleague.wales/player-archive-dragonhearts)
- [Codebreakers - It's not the end](https://rugbyleague.wales/codebreakers-its-not-the-end) - Wales Rugby League's head of communications and historian, Ian Golden, reviews the BBC documentary and explains why he felt a few more minutes screentime would have continued the story. So who watched the BBC2 documentary “Codebreakers”? If you didn’t, you missed a treat, but don’t worry, you can still see it on the BBC website
- [UNDER 19](https://rugbyleague.wales/under-19)
- [History of the national side](https://rugbyleague.wales/wales-about) - HISTORY OF THE WALES SIDE EARLY YEARS Internationally, Wales were the first side to ever host an international match under Northern Union rules when, on New Year's Day 1908, Wales beat New Zealand 9-8 in Aberdare in the heart of the Welsh valleys on a ground which later became a training pitch to many of
- [DRAGONHEARTS](https://rugbyleague.wales/wales-dragonhearts)
- [NINES](https://rugbyleague.wales/nines)
- [STUDENTS](https://rugbyleague.wales/students)
- [WHEELCHAIR](https://rugbyleague.wales/wheelchair)
- [Player Archive](https://rugbyleague.wales/player-archive-open-age-side)
- [Sample Page](https://rugbyleague.wales/sample-page) - This is an example page. It's different from a blog post because it will stay in one place and will show up in your site navigation (in most themes). Most people start with an About page that introduces them to potential site visitors. It might say something like this: Hi there! I'm a bike messenger

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