Author : European League League Media release 

Wales win fourth u16 four nations title

Wales remain unbeaten in the U16s Four Nations Championship, picking up their fourth successive title when they defeated England 30-10 in a winner-takes-all clash at the Gnoll in Neath.

Loose forward Rhys Wood led them to glory with two tries in a dominant second half, after the hosts led 10-4 at the break.

Wales U16s head coach, Tom Marsh, commented:

“It’s a brilliant result, England were really tough with their greater experience but our lads stuck to their task and dealt with it amazingly.

We give lads great opportunities and letting them see professional environments and they have really bought into it, they’ve been training since January and amazing all year.

“There’s a pathway there and the talent we’ve got in South Wales is fantastic.”

Wales took the lead in the seventh minute, prop Danny Jones creating a try for Max Phillips who dived over in the corner.

England levelled through winger Jaden Udegbe with the first of his two tries, spurning another opportunity soon after when spilling the ball diving for the line.

The hosts were back in front when stand off Jack Parrott cleverly offloaded to Leighton Clarke, Parrott converting with the first of his three goals.

Wales started the second period impressively, Alfie Davies and Mason Lewis crossing in quick succession, Wood then claiming his brace.

The only black mark for the Welsh were two dismissals, Danny Jones with his second red card of the tournament for a head butt and, after the final whistle, Cyrus Owen-Green shown one for striking.

WALES 30

Scott Hewitt, Rhys Anthony, Leighton Clarke, Max Phillips, Alfie Davies, Jack Parrott, Kelyn Jude-Hobbs, Danny Jones, Zac Nottingham, Cyrus Owen-Green, Mason Lewis, Charlie Eatly (c), Rhys Wood
Subs: Morgan Jones, Frazer Redman, Will Mordecai, Caden Templar, Jack Field, Charlie Noakes

Tries: Phillips (7), Clarke (32), Davies (41), Lewis (47), Wood (54, 65)
Goals: Parrott 3/6
Sent off: D. Jones (67 – head butt), Owen-Green (70 – striking)

ENGLAND 10

Josh Evans, Jaden Udegbe, Jonah Carter, Billy-Buster Knight, Kyle Johnson, Jack Bowden, Mason Leaf, Conner Tyson, Michael Lyons, Marley Taylor-Harrop (c), Charlie Wood, Ryan Cunliffe, Ellis Dockerty
Subs: Nathan Green, Harry Waddington, MJ Morris, Oli Lockett, Connor Sutcliffe, Warren Craig

Tries: Udegbe (13, 61)
Goals: Carter 0/1, Bowden 1/1

Referee: Kristoff Young

Half time: 10-4

In the other encounter on the final weekend of competition, Scotland opened and closed the scoring but Ireland were the stronger side throughout, winning 34-14 in Hawick.

Blair Murray crossed for the home side in the ninth minute, but the Irish were 18-4 ahead at the interval courtesy of touchdowns by Oscar Bradley, Callum McDonald and Noah Walsh, each of which Joseph Clarke improved.

Clarke went over twice on the resumption to finish with an 18-point haul, and Bradley claimed his second score on 52 minutes.

Scotland posted consolation touchdowns by Jay Cruikshank and Murray again, with Reece McAdam adding a conversion.

SCOTLAND 14

Carter Shields, Blair Murray, William Porter, Alfie Scudder, Alfie Haase, Georgie McDermott, Reece McAdam, Rowan Doyle, Brodie Butters-McNaught, Jay Cruickshank, Kyle Alcock, Charlie Kelly, Ewan Smith

Subs: Conlan Goodall, Jamie Carnaby, Bradley Lowthorpe, Lewis McConnachie, Lachlan McKelvey, Alfie Nairn, Jayden Johnstone

Tries: Murray (9, 64), Cruickshank (68)
Goals: McAdam 1/3

IRELAND 34

James Clarke, Laoch Leonard, Noah Walsh, Joe Clarke, Nathan Melia, Charlie Ross, Lucas Flynn, Paddy White, Emjay Leslie, Harvey English, Callum McDonald, Rua McNamara, Kian Roberts

Subs: Evan Cunningham, Aaron Rothwell, Max Cooney, Conor Meadows, Oscar Bradley, Alex Birrell

Tries: Bradley (15, 52), McDonald (22), Walsh (27), Clarke (38, 60)

Goals: Clarke 5/6

Referee: Jordan Robinson

Half time: 4-18

U17 INTERNATIONAL

England had too much experience for Wales in an U17 friendly fixture at the Gnoll, the visitors winning 46-4.

They took an early lead when Mason Hunter forced his way over in the corner, converting his own try, but it took until ten minutes before half-time for them to score their second.

Rio York crossing with Hunter converting to give England a 12-0 lead at the break.

England were a lot stronger in the second half, York, and Hunter each registering their second touchdown.

Josh Williams claimed England’s fifth try, Will Steen goaling, Zach Dennett then crossing in the corner and, from kick-off, York completing his hat-trick.

Wales gained reward for their efforts with six minutes to go, Ben Foskett over between the posts and Elliott Williams landing the conversion, but England had the final say when Zac Law scored their eighth try.

WALES 6

Finley Hook, Ben Foskett, Rylie Probert, Finley Bosanko-Sheady, Elliott Williams, Ronan Parry (c), Ruben Main, Lewis Mathias, Zach Robbins, Will Dawkins, Joseff Keating, Ali Al Jassem, Jayden Coxe

Subs (all used): Charlie Burrows, Harry Price, Keilan Harris, Evan Trott, Alan Delegiewicz, Dewi Thomas, Thomas Hayden, Dylan Little

Try: Foskett (75)
Goal: Elliott 1/1

ENGLAND LIONS 46

Josh Williams, Zac Law, Ben Farrimond, Rob Steel, Teshawn Marima, Mason Hunter, Will Steen, Adam Marsh, Jack Worthington, Zach Dennett, Kaled Crosby, Jayden Dennis, Eddie Calvin

Subs (all used): Jenson Bamber, Freddie Isherwood, Roman Allott, Rio York, Ryu McDermott

Tries: Hunter (9, 49), York (30, 45, 70), Williams (57), Dennett (67), Law (77)
Goals: Hunter 4/4, Steen 3/4

Referee: Craig Davies

Half time: 0-12

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Greece win European u19s shield

Hooker Peter Kokontis led the way with three tries as Greece eased to the European U19s Shield with a comprehensive 94-6 win over Norway at the CREPS Font Romeu high performance facility in the Pyrenees, France, to end the tournament unbeaten.

The dominant Greeks ran in 18 tries in all, William Giovas with two in the opening 13 minutes, as they built up a 52-6 half time lead, stand off Joshua Silverstone-Utheim with Norway’s reply, to maintain his record of scoring in every game.

“I’m ecstatic for the boys, all 22 of them,” said Greece head coach, Jim Pizanias, to the background of bouzouki music ringing out from the victorious dressing room.

“They all got games in this series and it was great to see our six domestic players on the field in this match together, that was the best part about it.

“All those boys had a great tour, they really loved it and they’ll go back to their schools and universities and will let everyone know how great it is to play for Greece at rugby league.

Hopefully we can get a 19s competition going in Greece on the back of this.”

The other winners in the final round of Shield matches were Ireland, who just held on to defeat Canada 44-40 in a thriller, late tries from Ieffi Hannan, Samuel Douglas and centre Eddy McGillan seeing them home.

“Fair play to Canada, what a team,” said Ireland head coach Dave Merrick, as his side claimed second spot on the table.

“We planned to move their big men about but it didn’t come off so we had to revert to basic rugby, it became a battle of attrition and our boys had a lot of heart.

“Sometimes you’ve got to be firm to be fair and that’s what the boys got at half time.”

Winger Jacob Williams posted a hat trick for the young Wolverines who led 22-12 at the break but just couldn’t hold on in the end.

Greece 94

Bailey-Dean Latanis, Vasilis Karageorgiou, Dean Tsavaris, Jonathan Siambis, Kostas Grivas Tzimopoulos, Timur Agostini-Leland, Lukas Kontrafouris, Leo Valdmanis, Peter Kokontis, Peter Papoulis, Alex McGrath, Alex Jelenkovic, William Giovas

Interchanges: Jack Tsokos, Alex McGrath, Napoleon Mavrovkefalos, Rafael Macovei

Tries: Giovas (2, 13), Kokontis (5, 56,62), Papoulis (10, 41), Kontrafouris (16, 78), Valdmanis (21), Siambis (24), Karageorgiou (29), Mavrokefalos (32, 45), Tskokos (35), Latanis (50), Agostini-Leland (68), Tsavaris (75)

Goals: Kontrafouris 7/13, Agostini-Leland 0/1, Tsokos 1/1, Tsavaris 2/2, Jelenkovic 1/1

Norway 6

Filip Naparty, Joel Rohrs, Elias Gradert, William Giddings, Vetle Korre-Ostby, Joshua Silverstone-Utheim, Iver Sivertsen Lauvsnes, Odinn Numason, Tobias Andresen-Langaas, Filip Boe, Sebastian Batnes, Victor Blackburn, Valentine Mjolhus

Interchanges – Arian Harbas, Kristoffer Gradert, Tobias Auno, Silas Mjølhus

Try: Silverstone-Utheim (39)
Goal: Silverstone-Utheim 1/1

Referee: Cody Kuxmann (USA)

Half Time: 52-6

Canada 40

Oliver Lenahan, Wyatt Klasen, Rory Jago, Michael Tsoutsis, Jacob Williams, Jack Shortis, Torin Brooks, Santiago Benavides, Thomas Haufe, Bogdan Dimitrijevic, Blake Marshall, Alex Paddle, Noah Bolton

Interchanges: Elliot Barton, Joshua Williams, Alex Dymock, Patricio Asomoza Estrada

Tries: Williams (1, 9, 74), Jago (18), Bolton (37, 52)
Goals: Lenahan 5/6

Ireland 44

Finn Maguire, Ieffi Hannan, Eddy McGillan, Samuel Douglas, Aaron Corbett, Bobby Barton, Theo-Cole Cyprien, Jack Brown, Harry Knowles, Richie Whelan, Rhys Morgan, Tiernan Conway, Daniel Ridpath

Interchanges: Finn Maguire, Dominic Greene, Donncha Fee, Charlie Sweeney

Tries: Corbett (3, 33), Brown (47, 69), Maguire (55), Hannan (60), Douglas (66), McGillan (76)
Goals: Barton 6/8

Referee: Nectarios Tsakalos (Greece)

Half Time: 22-12

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England and Wales triumphant in junior internationals

England and Wales triumphant in junior internationals (Photo : European Rugby League)

England and Wales will meet in Neath in a fortnight to decide the U16s Four Nations title after both convincingly won their round two games.

England dominated from the off, building a 40-0 half time lead against Ireland in Widnes, fullback Jack Bowden finishing with 18 points from two tries and five goals.

Centre Jonah Carter claimed a hat trick, and Billy Buster-Knight and Jaiden Udbegbe were also on the scoresheet again, fellow try scorer Ryan Cunliffe also impressing in the pack.

Ireland showed commendable courage to open the scoring in the second half, centre Joe Clarke converting his own score.

Wales also started impressively, establishing a 22-point early lead facing Scotland in Merthyr Tydfil and they also led 40-0 at the break. Winger Alfie Davies opened the scoring and finished with three of Wales’s 13 tries, Jack Parrott claiming 16 points, including six goals.

Centre Max Phillips grabbed a brace in the first half and lively scrum half Will Mordecai did likewise in the second.

The game spilled over just before the hour, Danny Jones – who had scored minutes before – being dismissed for striking and Scotland’s Lachlan McKelvey sinbinned for his part in the fray.

Scotland received a penalty after the incident and Reece McAdam kicked it from long range to ensure they had points on the board.

ENGLAND 54

Jack Bowden, Jaiden Udegbe, Jonah Carter, MJ Morris, Billy Buster-Knight, Joshua Evans, Mason Leaf, Conner Tyson, Nathan Green, Connor Sutcliffe, Ollie Lockett, Ryan Cunliffe, Marley Taylor-Harrop
Subs: Michael Lyons, Harry Waddington, Kyle Johnson, Charlie Wood, Ellis Docherty, Warren Craig, Kai Speight

Tries: Bowden (4, 13), Carter (8, 46, 58), Cunliffe (18), Buster-Knight (21), Udegbe (24), Wood (29), Docherty (33), Lyons (23)
Goals: Bowden 5/11

IRELAND 6

Aaron Rothwell, Laoch Leonard, Noah Walsh, Joseph Clarke, James Clarke, Alex Birrell, Lucas Flynn, Oscar Bradley, Max Cooney, Conor Meadows, Rua McNamara, Cole Sheridan, Paddy White
Subs: Evan Cunningham, Harvey English, Emjay Leslie, Nathen Melia, Finley Byrne, Charlie Ross

Try: Clarke (42)
Goal: Clarke 1/1

Referee: Phil Loeb (England)

Half Time: 40-0

WALES 66

Morgan Jones, Alfie Davies, Cameron George, Max Phillips, Rhys Anthony, Jack Parrott, Will Mordecai, Danny Jones, Zac Nottingham, Caden Templar, Ellis McGregor, Charlie Eatly, Rhys Wood Subs: Scott Hewitt, Henry Davies, Kelyn Jude-Hobbs, Mason Lewis, Louis Johnson, Jack Field, Cyrus Owen-Green

Tries: Davies (8, 34, 58), Parrott (13), Templar (16), Phillips (18, 35), Owen-Green (30), Eatly (37), George (40), Mordecai (45, 64), D. Jones (51)
Goals: Parrott 6/9, Mordecai 1/5

Sent off: D. Jones (56 – striking)

SCOTLAND 2

Carter Shields, William Porter, Blair Murray, Conlan Goodall, Alfie Haase, Reece McAdam, Alfie Scudder, Charlie Kelly, Brodie Butters-McNaught, Jay Cruickshank, Lewis Mullen, Kyle Alcock, Ewan Smith

Subs: Jamie Carnaby, Bradley Lowthorpe, Lewis McConnachie, Lachlan McKelvey, Alfie Nairn

Goal: McAdam 1/1

Sin bin: McKelvey (56 – fighting)

Referee: Rob Apsee

Half time: 40-0

In the U17s friendly international also at Merthyr, a fine second half performance by Wales saw them home 50-28 against Scotland.

The hosts were 20-18 ahead at the end of a tightly fought first half, each side fielding eleven debutants, but two tries in three minutes on the re-start from centre Evan Benjamin, and a further one from Matthew Clatworthy with his second and 20 points, saw Wales home.

Benjamin completed a second half hat trick, hooker Zach Robbins with a first half brace for Wales including opening the scoring.

Declan Smith and Ollie Watkins-Smith’s touchdowns and two Tom Glover goals saw Scotland hit back to lead, Joseph Davies and Finlay Stamford also crossing for the visitors.

An Elliot Williams try and Benjamin goal bringing up the half century for the young Welsh.

WALES 50

Ronan Parry, Ben Foskett, Evan Benjamin, Finley Bosanko-Sheady, Elliot Williams, Matthew Clatworthy, Ruben Main, Eddie Ashman, Zach Robbins, Will Dawkins, Joseff Keating, Calum Woolfe, Ali Al Jassem

Subs: Charlie Burrows, Lewis Mathias, Keilan Harris, Harry Price, Nathan Lee, Finley Hook, Jayden Coxe

Tries: Robbins (3, 34), Clatworthy (8, 51), Foskett (28), Benjamin (43, 46, 70), Williams (71)
Goals: Clatworthy 6/8, Benjamin 1/1

SCOTLAND 28

Joseph Davies, Kian Westhead, Torren Butters-McNaught, Harrison Forsythe, Joseph Wands-Szaranek , Finley Cannon, Tom Glover, Jake Hodge, Logan Marsh, Lawrence Candler, Archie Turriff, Declan Smith, Max Blackie

Subs: Finlay Stamford, Cairn Marshall, Ross Hutchison, Rowan Doyle, Oliver Watkins-Smith

Tries: Smith (14), Watkins-Smith (17), Glover (40), Davies (63), Stamford (80)
Goals: Glover 4/5

Referee: Ieuan Griffiths

Half time: 20-18

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Wales u16s complete double over Ireland

Wales defeated Ireland in the U16s and Students Four Nations tournaments, in a doubleheader held at the Westmanstown Sports Complex, Dublin.

Wales u17s in action vs Ireland 2026 Four Nations (Photo : ERL)

Their U16s extended their unbeaten run to ten matches with a 64-20 win, the Students triumphing 50-0.

There was nothing between the sides for the opening half hour of the U16s clash, skipper Charley Eatly – who finished with four touchdowns – and hooker Zac Nottingham crossed early.

Jack Parrott converting both to give the visitors an early 12-0 lead; Paddy White, winger Noah Walsh and Max Cooney reply for Ireland, Joseph Clarke converting two to put them 16-12 in front.

Leighton Clarke and Rhys Anthony replied for Wales, but Ireland were only 22-20 adrift when Callum McDonald went over before the break.

The second half was one-way traffic, second rower Eatly superb, while Frazer Redman, Jacob Maund, Scott Hewitt and Nottingham again also went over.

Wales U16s head coach, Tom Marsh, said: “There was some high-quality rugby on display from both teams.

Ireland built momentum well in the first half, in the second, we started to play more to our game plan and completed our sets much better.

“It was also really encouraging to see the continued development of the game in Ireland, with 12 Irish-born players included in their squad.”

Wales students were dominant throughout, skipper, centre Mason Phillips leading the way with four successive touchdowns as the visitors built a 24-0 half time lead.

Wales posted another five tries, including one each from debutants Olly Darlington and Kian Lloyd in the second forty.

“Preventing a never-say-die Ireland from scoring was a great achievement in warm conditions in Dublin,” noted Wales students head coach, Clive Griffiths.

“We now turn our attention to Scotland at Merthyr on Sunday, 7 June. We’re not going to underestimate them as they always give us a competitive match.”

Ireland pathways coach, Wayne Kerr, noted: “It was a tough day for the lads. We had a few out there that hadn’t played league before and it was the team’s first hit out together.

We started well and completed high which was a goal for the team.

“The biggest positive was that the lads never gave up and kept competing for the full 80 minutes, that’s something to bring forward for the rest of the tournament.”

U16s FOUR NATIONS

IRELAND 20

TRIES : White (7), Walsh (11), Cooney (18), McDonald (32)
GOALS : Clarke 2

Aaron Rothwell, Laoch Leonard, Callum McDonald, Joseph Clarke, Noah Walsh, Charlie Ross, Paddy Burrow, Oscar Bradley, Max Cooney, Conor Meadows, Kian Roberts, Rus McNamara, Paddy White

Subs: Finley Byrne, Oskaras Vitkauskas, Harvey English, Emjay Leslie, James Clarke, Cole Sheridan, Nathan Melia

WALES 64

TRIES : Eatly (3, 36, 45, 62), Nottingham (4, 67), Clarke (22), Anthony (26), Redman (42), Maund (58), Hewitt (65)
GOALS : Parrott 10

Scott Hewitt, Rhys Anthony, Leighton Clarke, Max Phillips, Jocab Maund, Jack Parrott, Kelyn Jude-Hobbs, Danny Jones, Zac Nottingham, Cyrus Owen-Green, Mason Lewis, Charlie Eatly, Rhys Wood,

Subs: Jack Field, Frazer Redman, Ellis McGregor, Charlie Noakes, Will Mordecai, Alfie Davies

TRIES : Eatly (3, 36, 45, 62), Nottingham (4, 67), Clarke (22), Anthony (26), Redman (42), Maund (58), Hewitt (65)
GOALS : Parrott 10

STUDENT FOUR NATIONS

IRELAND 0

TRIES :
GOALS :

Byron Carolen, Matt Cahill, Ethan Carrick, Sam Kearney, Matt McClure, Ryan Hogg (c), Conor Coleman, Oisin Carroll, Kyle Barrett, Alex Duff, Mannie Akpan, Leo Talbot, Caleb Owen, Subs: Theo Pollard, Kyle Stacey, Richie Whelan, Raymond Ford, Ethan White, Gareth McGinty

WALES 50

TRIES : Phillips 4, Jones, Moore, Darlington, Lloyd, Groves
GOALS : Hawkes 6, Phillips 1

Lewis Ingram, Lewis Howells, Mason Phillips (c), Kian Lloyd, Dylan Morgan, Thomas Moore, Llewellyn Hawkes, Alex Green, George Groves, Jacob Purcell, Scott Simons, Alex Thorpe, Kavan Phillips

Subs: Jarrad Hughes, Olly Darlington, Leo Jones, Alex Naylor, Rhys Nicholls, Mason Apsee, Finlay Northrop

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Canada rugby league plan historic summer

It will the busiest summer in their history, with Canada’s men’s, women’s and U19s men’s teams making pioneering tours to Europe.

“Our teams are excited to head over, this is a big moment for the sport here,” said Canada Rugby League Association president, John Cameron.

“In order to get better and climb the rankings associated with that, we need to grow our domestic game, build our youth pipeline and get more varied international experience.

“Canada has a strong European connection as part of its modern founding, so culturally we have many similarities—many of our players have European ancestry.”

The men’s Wolverines arrive first and will take on Norway on Thursday 2 July in Lillestrøm, then head to Scotland to face the Bravehearts on Sunday 5 July in Hawick.

Their final match is the following weekend against Netherlands in Rotterdam on Saturday 11 July. It will be their first visit to Europe since they faced Serbia in September 2019.

“All of the men’s nations are ranked above us so we’re not going to presuppose our performance, but usually unknown opponents on both sides will make for entertaining games,” Cameron commented.

The women’s Ravens will face Wales in Neath on Sunday 19 July, then Scotland at Hawick on Saturday 25 July for the final encounter of their trip.

Having beaten Ireland to third place in the IRL Women’s Rugby League World Series at home last autumn, it presents an opportunity for Canada to measure themselves against the remaining Celtic Nations.

Cameron confirmed: “One key focus for the Ravens – much like the Wolverines – has been building our development pipeline.

Supporting that is our growing international talent which is actively involved in Super League now.

“Our women’s nationals this month in Vancouver is aligned to help identify some of this new talent, in order to involve them going forward.”

All five games will count for world ranking points as senior international matches.

Additionally, Canada’s U19s men’s side will enter the European Rugby League U19s Championship for the first time to be held in July at Font Romeu, France, where they will face Norway (12 July), Greece (15 July) and Ireland (18t July) in the Shield competition.

“Our U19s are the best thing to happen to the CRLA in years,” said Cameron.

“Not only is it giving our Wolverines a constant pipeline, but we’re also attracting talented players and volunteers.

It has also helped field more matches for our domestic teams.

I really need to thank our coaches Rhys Jacks and Stephen Lenahan on developing such a strong group of boys.

“More time on the pitch, with more participants is our overall goal. This not only builds experience but attracts sponsor interest. It also makes for a more sustainable programme.”

He added: “This year we are recording constant activity across all fronts from youth to masters – more games and greater coverage including live streaming of almost all domestic games.”

SCHEDULE – MEN

Norway Thursday 2 July, Vigernesjordet, Lillestrøm (kick off 6pm, local time)

Scotland Sunday 5 July, Hawick RFC (3pm)

Netherlands Saturday 11 July, Rotterdamse RC Beekweg, Rotterdam, (2pm)

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Wales Sunday 19 July, The Gnoll, Neath (3pm)

Scotland Saturday 25 July, Hawick RFC (2pm)

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U16 four nations fixtures confirmed

Wales begin their defence of the U16s Four Nations with a trip to Dubin on Saturday 23 May.

All the matches are paired with the Student Four Nations tournament.

“Our Wales U16s team have been working hard and will be aiming to retain their fourth consecutive title,” said Wales RL performance director, Clive Griffiths.

“We will be looking to maximise home advantage with two home games in this year’s competition and we look forward to welcoming big crowds to the games.”

The second round of games take place on Saturday 6 June as England welcome Ireland to Halton Farnworth Hornets while Scotland make the long trip to Merthyr Tydfil the following day.

England Lions programme manager, Alan Davidson, noted: “We will once again take part in the U16s competition with the England Lions team which means that no scholarship or academy players will be eligible for the side.

Giving those young men outside of the professional game the opportunity to showcase their talents and represent their country.”

The action concludes on Saturday 20 June as Ireland visit Hawick to face Scotland, and Wales welcome England to The Gnoll in Neath for what has previously been the deciding game.

“We’re very pleased that our Pathways Programme has again produced more Ireland based players competing than ever before in our U16’s squad, all are looking forward to impressing,” said IRL chair Jim Reynolds.

Barry McGuffog, Scotland RL operations director, added: “The number of Scotland-based players at U16s continues to grow year on year, we’re hoping to progress that into some form of domestic fixtures in 2026.”

England, Scotland and Wales also combining to stage U17s matches, although these will be considered friendlies and not part of a formal competition, making their clashes tripleheaders.

Pairing the competitions also highlights the youth international pathway in place which, from 2027, will also include the biennial U18s Four Nations games.

2026 U16 Four Nations Fixtures

Scotland v England – Hawick RFC – Saturday 16 May, 11am

Ireland v Wales – Garda Westmanstown RFC, Saturday 23 May, 1pm

England v Ireland – Halton Farnworth Hornets, Saturday 6 June, 11am

Wales v Scotland – Merthyr RFC, Sunday 7 June, 12pm

Scotland v Ireland – Hawick RFC, Saturday 20 June, 12.30pm

Wales v England – The Gnoll, Saturday 20 June, 11am

2026 U17 Friendly Fixtures

Scotland v England – Hawick RFC – Saturday 16 May, 1pm

Wales v Scotland – Merthyr RFC, Sunday 7 June, 2.30pm

Wales v England – The Gnoll, Saturday 20 June, 2.30pm

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European rugby league u19s championship tournament update

In response to issues beyond their control, the USA Rugby League management has informed European Rugby League of their intention to withdraw from the U19s Championship in France in July. The decision has been accepted by ERL without penalty.

Fortunately Canada have been able to amend their plans to tour Europe with an U19s squad.

Canada will now in the tournament at the Centre de Ressources, d’Expertise et de Performance Sportive (CREPS), Font Romeu in the Catalonian Pyrenees between 10 and 19 July 2026, which will provide them with a more comprehensive schedule and reduced logistics and costs.

“Whilst we are disappointed that USA will not be able to compete in the U19s Championship, I am very pleased that Canada are able to take their place,” said ERL chair Dean Andrew.

USA’s withdrawal has been handled professionally by their management, and we have been able to negotiate that smoothly to offer Canada the vacant space which becomes a great fit for them.

I’m very grateful to John Cameron and his team at CRLA for changing their plans and pleased that ERL is able to contribute to the development of international rugby league across the full scope of its membership.”

A further announcement with the tournament structure and fixtures will be made shortly.

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Koori Under 16s tour leaves lasting impact on Vanuatu Rugby League

Koori Under 16s tour leaves lasting impact on Vanuatu Rugby League (Photo : NSWRL)

What began as a two-game tour built on culture, community and Rugby League has already reshaped the future of the game in Vanuatu.

It wasn’t just the scoreboard, nor the quality of Rugby League on display that made the NSWRL Under 16s Koori team’s tour of Vanuatu so significant.

It was what happened after the final siren – locals stepping forward asking how they could play, simply because they had seen, up close, how good the game of Rugby League could be.

For Vanuatu Rugby League (VRL), this was more than a tour. It was a turning point.

“The games were amazing – historical,” VRL Vice President David Lolo said.

“Definitely a pinnacle for the VRL history books to have this kind of level of Rugby League here in Vanuatu. It was the first of its kind.”

Lolo, who has been involved in growing the game locally for several years, understands the challenges of developing Rugby League in a country where it remains a minority sport.

“It has been quite challenging,” he said.

“But that’s the sport we love, and we try to do our best to grow it the best we can.”

The arrival of the NSWRL Under 16 Koori team – supported by coaches, staff, families, and NSWRL board members – provided a powerful boost.

Across two matches, local players were exposed to a level of Rugby League rarely seen on the island, while the wider community witnessed what the game could become.

The impact was immediate.

After the first match alone, 10 new players committed to the game, turning up to play in the second and final tour game.

By the end of the second game, men from the community were approaching Lolo, asking how they could join training sessions or help establish a men’s team.

“It was just great for our boys to really be thrown in the deep end against such a quality opposition,” Lolo said.

“There’s lots we can take away and learn from here, but we will digest that all over the coming weeks.”

Beyond the field, the tour delivered meaningful benefits for the local community. The travelling group of more than 30 players and staff took part in school visits, cultural exchanges and communitive activities.

“These are things that go a long way to building the profile of the sport,” Lolo explained.

“Not just for Rugby League, but for all Vanuatu sport.”

NRL First Nations Pathways and Partnerships Manager and NSWRL Under 16s Koori assistant coach Dean Widders said the visit represented exactly what development Rugby League should look like.

“It’s fantastic to be the first team to tour Vanuatu,” Widders said.

“You can see the game is trying to develop over here. There are people who are very passionate about Rugby League, and they want to develop it.”

While the impact on Rugby League in Vanuatu was historic, Widders believes the experience shaped the touring players just as deeply.

“I saw straight away the empathy and gratitude of the boys,” he said.

“The young people on this island – all people on this island – they’re so happy, grateful and live life to the fullest.

“I have been really impressed with the willingness of our boys to get involved and give back to this community, to humble themselves, to show respect, to be grateful and connect with people.

Those lessons will stay with them for life, and it’ll help them a lot in their journeys.”

Lolo said the tour has laid the foundation for something greater than two matches of Rugby League.

“I want to say a really big shout out to NSWRL First Nations side and everyone who got in behind to make this possible,” he said.

“Thank you from the VRL and from the bottom of my heart. This is going to go down in the history books and something that we will look to hopefully build on for the coming years.”

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European rugby league u19s championship expands to 10 nations

The fourth European Rugby League U19s Championship will expand to a record ten nations when it takes place at the Centre de Ressources, d’Expertise et de Performance Sportive (CREPS), Font Romeu in the Catalonian Pyrenees between 10 and 19 July 2026.

Norway and Greece will make their tournament debuts, while Wales and Ireland return to the Championship after last competing in 2022 in Italy. Then, Wales achieved a bronze medal in the Championship and Ireland were crowned Shield champions.

Rugby League Norge president, Anne Haigh, commented: “We have been developing our youth programme for some time and played several games at both U16s and U19s already. It is time that we tested ourselves in a competitive environment and give our youth players the opportunity to experience such big a tournament. We’re very much looking forward to travelling to France and being part of the event.”

“Its great news for the Greek Rugby League Federation that we are able to move forward and compete in the European Rugby League U19s Championship in 2026,” said GRLF official,

Terry Liberopoulos. “We are aiming to further progress and become full members of International Rugby League, and a key part depends on the growth of our youth programme. Having the opportunity to represent their country will be a massive motivator for the young people playing rugby league in Greece.”

The quartet join reigning champions England, hosts France, Scotland, Serbia, Ukraine and USA, the young Hawks continuing their participation from the 2024 tournament in Belgrade when they made their bow, the Americas coming under ERL jurisdiction.

France won the 2018 tournament with a narrow 26-24 victory over England in the final but were beaten 14-12 in 2022’s decider by England, the English going on to become back-to-back champions in 2024 after coming from behind against France to triumph 15-8.

“I’m very pleased that we have been able to grow the competition to ten nations,” said ERL chair Dean Andrew.

“The appetite for youth rugby league in Europe is growing and each of the competing nations is built on the back of active youth programmes in the respective countries showing that they are on solid foundations and thinking about their future supply of players.

The U19s Championship is always an exciting event and adding a further dimension to it with new competitors will generate even more interest.”

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Warrington Academy get Australia tour off to perfect start

PENRITH PANTHERS ACADEMY 10-50 WARRINGTON WOLVES ACADEMY

Warrington Wolves Academy started their Australia tour with a very impressive victory over Penrith Panthers Academy at St Dominic’s College, Kingswood, New South Wales on Saturday afternoon.

The Wolves got off to the perfect start when they opened the scoring within the first minute.

Hooker Leyton Haddrell made a great forty metre scoot from dummy half that split the Penrith defence and on the last tackle stand off Junior Westwood’s high kick was patted back by centre James Duffy into the arms of winger Alex Wilson who scored in the left corner.

Scrum half Tommy Rhodes converted from the touchline but then eight minutes later a penalty put the Panthers into the Wolves half and hooker Jett Rudd found scrum half Bryson Read and he passed onto full back Charlie Fischbeck whose long looping pass found winger Finn Macleod in space and he dived over in the left corner.

Just after the half hour the Wolves were camped on the Panthers line and on the last tackle Westwood found second row Alfie Poles and his pass was picked up by centre James Duffy who offloaded to Wilson and he stepped back inside to score on the left.

Rhodes converted and then on the stroke of half time full back Lachlan Webster was held just short.

From a quick play the ball on the last tackle Westwood went from dummy half down the short side and his long ball found Duffy who managed to brush off three defenders to score wide out on the left. Rhodes added the conversion to give the Wolves an 18-4 interval lead.

Two minutes into the second half the Wolves forced an error from Penrith on their own twenty metre line.

That allowed them good field position which was exploited to the full as loose forward Tom Marshall, Rhodes and substitute Charlie Walker combined to find winger Jack Fallon and he forced his way over wide out on the right.

Nine minutes later a bulldozing run from prop forward Isaac Holdsworth saw him scatter several defenders out of his way and then he managed to ground the ball at the left of the posts despite the attention of three defenders.

Rhodes added the conversion.

The Panthers scored their second try when a long kick down field by scrum half Bryson Read was fumbled by the Wolves and Rudd was quickest to react and pick up the loose ball before racing over under the posts.

Fischbeck converted but then just after the hour Westwood and substitute Ewan Irwin combined for the Wolves to find Webster linking into the line and he put Walker over for a try on the right.

From the restart strong carries from substitute Zak Brand, second row Daniel Coop and substitute Kian Stanton got the Wolves inside the Panthers half and Lucas Mulqueeney went from dummy half before putting fellow substitute Charlie McKler through a gap to score on the right.

Irwin added the conversion.

Straight away the Wolves were back on the attack and a great set, the length of the field.

Started by Brand saw Fallon hauled down ten metres short and from a quick play the ball Mulqueeney scooted from dummy half to score wide out on the right.

Irwin converted and then the Wolves scored their fourth try in successive sets when Walker made a brilliant eighty metre break and from a quick play the ball Irwin sent out a superb long ‘cut out’ ball that found Fallon in acres of space to score on the right.

Irwin added the conversion to complete a fantastic 50-10 win for the young Wolves.

After the game Wolves Academy Coach Daniel Hill said: “The lads produced a professional performance in what has been a different looking week for them, with all the travelling we have done.

Once we got into our groove we showed plenty of positives with and without the ball, which saw us run away with the game in the last quarter.

Although a really good result, we are still aware that there is plenty to improve on going into our next game against New South Wales next Saturday.”

PANTHERS

Tries : Macleod (9 mins), Rudd (55).
Goals : Fischbeck 1

Charlie Fischbeck, Finn Macleod, Harrison O’Rourke, John McLoughlin, Oakley Fliedner, Logan Coombes, Bryson Read, Ryan George, Jet Rudd, Rhiley McCauley-Leach, Kemp Riches, Riley Durrant, Levi Howarth.
Subs: Ethan Harrison, AJ Katoa, Harper Shaw, Lachlan Thomas, Nate Gillespie, Bailey Crawford, Rowan Iffland, Tyler Millsteed.

WOLVES

Tries : Wilson (1 min, 31), Duffy (40), Fallon (42, 72), Holdsworth (51), Walker (63), McKler (66), Mulqueeney (69).
Goals : Rhodes 4, Irwin 3

Lachlan Webster, Jack Fallon, Bailey Lund, James Duffy, Alex Wilson, Junior Westwood, Tommy Rhodes, Isaac Holdsworth, Leyton Haddrell, Ellis Livesey, Daniel Coop, Alfie Poles, Tom Marshall.
Subs: Lucas Mulqueeney, Zak Brand, Charlie McKler, Kian Stanton, Ewan Irwin, Charlie Walker, Oliver Bishop.

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