Leeds PFC
Leeds PFC become only the fifth club ever to win the WFA National Premiership
A title 10 years in the making
Ten years ago, Leeds PFC set out with the ambition of reaching the National League. In 2016, that goal was achieved.Since then, the club has experienced promotions, relegations, setbacks and growth. Each season has helped shape the identity of the group and the standards it now represents.Now, a decade on, Leeds PFC are WFA National Premiership Champions.Only the fifth club in history to win the league, this title reflects consistency, belief and hard work across the entire club.
A season built on consistency
Leeds PFC didn’t rely on moments. The season was built on standards.Going into the final weekend one point clear, there was no margin for error.The team delivered.Top of the table.
55 points.
1 loss all season.Week after week, Leeds set the standard and held it under pressure.
A squad that delivered
This title was won by a group built on trust, discipline and shared responsibility.The squad includes first-time Premiership winners, alongside players who have now won the league for a second time, achieving it for the first time in Leeds colours.It also marks a significant milestone, with Leeds PFC including only the seventh female player ever to win the Premiership.Different journeys. One outcome.
A defining moment
Every title-winning season has moments that define it.Relive one of the key moments from the campaign: Jack’s goal against Newcastle.
Work behind the scenes
Success at this level is never accidental.From training sessions and tactical preparation to the standards maintained across the season, this title reflects the work done behind the scenes.Credit to the coaching staff, led by Russ and Warren, for guiding the group through a demanding and competitive campaign.Preparation, discipline and consistency made the difference.
Russ and Warren - Coaches
This group has worked hard all season. We’ve asked for consistency, and trust in the process, and the players delivered that when it mattered most.
To win the league in this way says a lot about the character of the team.
Dylan - Captain
I came into a group that already had real potential. This season, we turned that into something real.Everyone played their part, and that’s why we’re champions.
Part of the journey. Built together.
Leeds PFC’s Premiership-winning season is the result of years of commitment, development and belief across the entire club.From players and coaches to partners and supporters, this success has been built collectively.As the club continues to grow, we welcome opportunities to work with organisations, media and partners who share that ambition.
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