The late Andy Wilkinson from Snapethorpe Rd on Lupset also played a handfull of games for Trinity.

Think asking which amateur club brought on these players is a better question as the clubs will have brought more skills out of the player than the schools.

Outwood grange - over 36 years since I left remember we didnt do much rugby as Mr Thompson (Il swipper you boy) was more into football.Mr Smith was into rugby as has been said and the odd game was played but that was it.

Get off the wed gwar!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Jason Golden to add to that list too.

kinleycat - wed gwar - forgot about that one

Mr Barker has been there a few years he was more into soccer I was there 85-90 and he was there then, had a brain tumour I think and has recovered well. Mr Smith always took us for Rugby not sure if he's still there but we always had a team, school finals always played at Belle Vue, big thrill as a Trinity fan to play on the famous pitch. Always on a week day night end of season and we got use of the Trinity changing room

Dissapointing thing having attended Ossett School many years ago was how little rugby was offered there. I heard tales of Ossett School vs North Ossett School rugby game a few years before I joined had turned into a mass fight and they took rugby off the curriculum then. It was a shame as I'm sure most of the year groups could have fielded a half decent team at junior level. Only player in my year who did anything was a mate of mine who was on Halifax's books at the same time Chris Chester was on. He ended up joining the RAF I think and played for them instead of making it with any of the English Clubs. Only other player to come out of the school tha I know of is Alex Bretherton who is with Batley at the moment.

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Matthew was in my team. Good player, was just too small compared to everybody else. Good lad. Tackled well above his weight.
Was it Chris who played for Wakefield Colts. If its him I'm thinking of he once played fullback at Belle Vue and instead of catching a high ball he headed it over the deadball line.

We should count George as a StaB product. Can't spell his second name of course but he was a pretty good winger.

James Elston went to Becketts too.

im suprised nobody has mentioned freeston their have been a number of players that have done well from their not all wakey players granted but it is still a wakefield school,am i right in thinking the conway brothers were both freeston players.

has is cas and airdale high`s who have both produced international players for years.

the most notable for me been neither a wakey or cas player in andy goodway who was imo one of the best 13`s in the world during his time.