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Wakefield Trinity Ladies' Grace Firth was "delighted" to make her Super League debut as she featured for Trinity for the first time on Sunday. Signing in the offseason with a whole host of names, Firth's venture in Rugby League has been relatively short. Starting with Outwood Grange before playing the sport at University, Grace hasn't had much time to adjust to the way the game is played, citing that the impact of Covid-19 back in 2020 halted any real progress she was having. However, after impressing the Wakefield coaches with her sterling attitude and willingness to improve, she has found herself in the Trinity side for the first time, backing big hits to the Warrington forwards at the Halliwell Jones. "I am not that experienced, so I had to learn a lot from the basics. I love the sport. "I played in school for five years at Outwood Grange before switching to Union at Nottingham Trent University. "However, after that, Covid-19 hit, so didn’t do a lot of contact. Coming into this squad has been hard, I have learnt, created and developed in the rugby opportunities I’ve been given and I’ve performed well." Gametime and training are two completely different...