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Wigan play Leeds on Sunday evening in the final match up of the Magic Weekend.
A new organisation has been set up to celebrate and support the women who work in, play, watch and support the sport of rugby league.
Wigan Warriors Community Foundation kick started their summer activity programme on Thursday with a fantastic day of sport at St. Oswald's Primary school in Coppull.
Wigan Warriors will host Widnes Vikings in front of the Sky Sports cameras on Monday July 15 at 8.00pm.
Rugby League fans will pay their respects to murdered soldier Lee Rigby with a minute's silence before the final game on each day of the Magic Weekend.
England Academy coach Dave Elliott has named 8 Wigan Warriors juniors in his squad to face France Under-18s in La Reoule.
Wigan Warriors Head Coach Shaun Wane has today named his 19 Man Squad for Sunday's Magic Clash against Leeds Rhinos at the Etihad Stadium.
Wigan warriors have sold out of their allocation of ticket for the Magic Weekend at the Etihad Stadium in Manchester.
It's the clash of the Magic Weekend as Wigan face Leeds Rhinos in Manchester on Sunday evening, 7.30pm kick off.
We catch up with Shaun to find out the latest from the Wigan Warriors Treament Room as the Magic Weekend draws closer.