Jack Wilkinson (rugby league)
- Jack Wilkinson (rugby league)
Infobox rugby league biography
playername = Jack Wilkinson
fullname = Jack Wilkinson
nickname = ?
image_size = 250px
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position = Prop
currentclub = Retired
clubnumber = 8 or 10
dateofbirth = birth date and age|1933|1|1
placeofbirth =
countryofbirth =
height = height|ft=6|in=0
weight = 15 st 0 lb (95 kg)
club1 = ?
year1start = ?
year1end = ?
appearances1 =
tries1 =
goals1 =
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club2 = leagueicon|Halifax|size=16 Halifax
year2start = 1948
year2end = 1959
appearances2 = 252
tries2 = 22
goals2 = 0
fieldgoals2 = 0
points2 = 66
club3 = leagueicon|Wakefield|size=16 Wakefield Trinity
year3start = 1959
year3end = 1963
appearances3 = 151
tries3 = 10
goals3 = 0
fieldgoals3 = 0
points3 = 30
club4 = leagueicon|Bradford|size=16 Bradford Northern
year4start = ?
year4end = ?
appearances4 = 11+1
tries4 = 0
goals4 = 0
fieldgoals4 = 0
points4 = 0
teamA = Flagicon|Yorkshire Yorkshire
yearAstart =
yearAend =
appearancesA = 10
triesA = 0
goalsA = 0
fieldgoalsA = 0
pointsA = 0
teamB = Flagicon|England England
yearBstart =
yearBend =
appearancesB = 2
triesB = 0
goalsB = 0
fieldgoalsB = 0
pointsB = 0
teamC = Flagicon|Great Britain Great Britain
yearCstart =
yearCend =
appearancesC = 13
triesC = 4
goalsC = 0
fieldgoalsC = 0
pointsC = 12
coachteam1 = leagueicon|Bradford|size=16 Bradford Northern
coachyear1start = 1963
coachyear1end = ?
coachgames1 =
coachwin%1 =
coachpremierships1 =
coachteam2 = leagueicon|Bradford|size=16 Bradford Northern
coachyear2start = ?
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Jack Wilkinson is a British former rugby league footballer and coach. He played at Prop with Halifax from 1948 to 1959.
Wilkinson was a member of the Halifax side that lost the famous Odsal replay of the 1954 Challenge Cup final. He later moved to Wakefield Trinity and in 1960 helped Great Britain to victory in that year's World Cup, scoring a try in the 33-7 victory over France on Saturday 1st October 1960 at Swinton.
Wilkinson coached Bradford Northern in 1963. He has since been inducted into Halifax club's Hall of Fame.
External links
* [http://www.englandrl.co.uk/international_stats.php?GBSearch=Wilkinson&EnSearch=Wilkinson&submit_x=7&submit_y=3&submit.x=7&submit.y=8 Jack Wilkinson International Statistics]
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