Wakefield Trinity have confirmed squad numbers for their LDSL, PDRL and Wheelchair teams for the 2026 season.

The teams, which are run by Trinity’s Community Foundation, will have their names and numbers on the back of their playing shirts for the first time in 2026, further demonstrating a commitment to provide as professional an experience as possible to Wakefield’s inclusion players.

The LDSL team enjoyed a fantastic season in 2025, taking part in a range of Community Integrated Care Learning Disability Super League Festivals across the country at stadiums including Newcastle’s St James’s Park, Leeds’ AMT Headingley Stadium and Trinity’s own DIY Kitchens Stadium.

In PDRL, Wakefield reached another Grand Final last year when losing 12-4 to Leeds Rhinos. Ben Nicholson’s side will be seeking to regain both the League Leaders’ Shield and Grand Final in 2026.

Wakefield Trinity Community Foundation's LDSL, PDRL and Wheelchair teams are to have their names and numbers emblazoned on the back of their playing shirts for the first time in 2026.

placeholder image — Wakefield Trinity Community Foundation's LDSL, PDRL and Wheelchair teams are to have their names and numbers emblazoned on the back of their playing shirts for the first time in 2026.

The Wheelchair squad head into the inaugural RFL National Championship in 2026 with a new-look and 20-strong playing squad hoping for plenty of success following a developmental season last year.

Wakefield Trinity Community Foundation have thanked LDSL, PDRL and Wheelchair principal partners Farrar Bamforth Architecture, Future Group (UK) Ltd and Yorkshire Property Services alongside team partners TJs Travel.

Wakefield Trinity LDSL 2026 squad: 1 Jess Lawton; 1 Lauren Fleming; 7 Nathan McAllister-Wood; 7 Rowey Lodge; 8 Tyler Scaife; 9 Liam Grayson; 10 Ben Gomersall; 11 Michael Ellis; 13 Teagan Nuttall; 17 Jacob Chandler; 18 Noah Gent; 20 Fynn Wilson; 27 John Harrison.

Wakefield Trinity PDRL 2026 squad: 1 Jonny Humphries; 2 Ben Reynolds; 3 Elliot Dixon-Griffiths; 4 Callum Parkinson; 5 Dylan Littlewood; 6 Darren Dean; 7 Adam Fleming; 8 Alex Dickinson; 9 Freddie McGuire; 10 Ben Nicholson; 11 Ben Hawley; 12 John Clements; 13 David Jones; 14 Henry Green; 15 Will Davies; 17 Emma Kirke; 18 Chris Mitchell; 19 James Nunnington; 23 Charlie Schofield; 24 Stephen Asquith; 46 Ian Laws.

Wakefield Trinity Wheelchair 2026 squad: 1 Alfie Holmes; 2 Jack Johnson; 3 Will Brooks; 4 Stewart Walker; 5 Daniel Baines; 6 Ben Oldroyd; 7 Ben Dunwell; 8 Mandy Green; 10 Andy Scaife; 11 Richard Shaw-Wright; 12 Steve Hume; 15 April Brooks; 18 Vicky Brooks; 19 Lou Harden; 20 Tyler Scaife; 21 Wynter Allport; 24 Chrissy Syme; 28 Amy Scaife; 29 Dawn Lennox; 56 Phill Binns.