Wakefield Trinity Secures Three Young Players on Long-Term Deals Until 2030

Wakefield Trinity has secured key young talents with long-term contracts as part of their strategy to build a competitive Super League team. Nineteen-year-old hooker Harvey Smith signed a five-year deal extending his stay until the end of the 2030 season, following recent contract extensions for Ellis Lingard and Jayden Myers. Smith has emerged as a breakout star in 2025, making 20 appearances and demonstrating significant skill despite his relatively small size, earning praise from coach Daryl Powell for his toughness, speed, and maturity. Powell emphasized the club's commitment to nurturing home-grown talent and future-proofing the team by retaining promising players. Smith expressed enthusiasm about the club's direction and thanked the coaching staff and ownership for their role in revitalizing Wakefield. The club's leadership, including Director of Rugby Ste Mills, view Smith as a cornerstone player who embodies the club's values and has the potential to contribute to future success.