Even Josh Thewlis struggles to believe how long he has been a Betfred Super League player for. Still only 22, the Warrington Wolves winger is in his sixth season and now has his first major final to look forward to this weekend.
A product of renowned community side Waterhead, a club which has produced Super League greats such as Kevin Sinfield, Barrie McDermott and Paul Sculthorpe, Thewlis made his Wolves bow as a 17-year-old in 2019 and has since become a regular in the first team.
It is only in the past three seasons the Oldham native has truly established himself at Warrington, but he is delighted to see his hard work paying off as he prepares for being part of the Wolves’ bid to lift the Betfred Challenge Cup at Wembley on Saturday.
