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A change in the week's weather conditions put a bit of a dampener on this opening match of the Scholarship season.
Wigan Warriors U15's and U16's sides took on their Hull FC counterparts this weekend with one narrow victory and a narrow loss the outcomes.
Warriors young Scholarship side earned a credible draw away to Leeds Rhinos on Wednesday evening at Stanningley.
It was a great start to the season as both the 15's and 16's recorded big wins away to Salford City Reds on Wednesday night.
The Wigan U15's and U16's Scholarship sides completed their season this weekend with impressive wins over St Helens.
It was a good weekend for the Warriors Scholarship sides as they both ran out comfortable winners over Widnes.
Both 15's and 16's recorded away wins at Hull KR on Saturday afternoon.
Both of the Warriors Scholarship sides recorded wins over Harlequins at Aldershot Military Stadium on Saturday.
Wigan Warriors had a double success on Saturday as both the 15's and 16's were winners over Castleford Tigers
This weekend saw the start of the 15's and 16's Scholarship games and both Warriors sides got off to winning starts against the Crusaders.