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Englands elite squad members will be lucking to impress at the Magic Weekend following their recent training camp.
As Wigan prepare for the Magic Weekend Shaun Wane has told us there is still improvement to come from his side.
Wigan Warriors Community Partnership with Wigan YOT spend a day with the Greater Manchester Fire Service.
To mark the 100th Half Season Membership purchased by a Warriors fan today, the Club have launched the 'Set of 6' competition.
Blake Green has praised rookie halfback duo Sam Powell and George Williams, who deputised for him and the injured Matty Smith on Saturday
Wigan Warriors 2013 Members were treated to a fantastic post-match event at the Twickenham stoop on Saturday after Wigan romped to a 64-6 win in the capital.
The North and South Stands at the Etihad Stadium have been opened up to cope with demand from fans for tickets for Magic Weekend.
With the Magic Weekend drawing ever closer, George Riley and SLTV visit the Etihad Stadium to preview the two day extravaganza.
2013 is a huge year for the game of RL with the World Cup and also the Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup.
Wigan Warriors have received an initial allocation of tickets for the West Stand (terracing behind the posts) and limited North Stand tickets (reserved seating along the touchline) for the Super League 2013 fixture with Warrington Wolves.