BULLS can now announce the U19s' fixtures have been released ahead of the 2021 academy season.
After a curtailed 2020 season, Bradford's U19s will now start their season in a huge clash at home to Wigan on Friday, May 14 with a 7:30pm kick off.
They will then end their season away to Wigan on Sunday, September 24 with a 2pm kick off.
Players such as Joe Burton, who featured in the first team's pre-season, will be looking to impress in the academy after an impressive stint in the warm-up game against Swinton.
Meanwhile, due to the players being out of action for almost a whole year, the newly formed U17s has been created to bridge the gap between the U16s and U19s to allow them another year of development.
The U16s will now only have four fixtures this season due to the creation of the U17s, which Bulls say will ensure adequate development time for the players before they take the step into the U19s.
Full fixtures are listed below for the U19s, U17s and U16s.
U19s
May
Fri 14 – Wigan Warriors (H) – 7:30pm
Sat 22 – Hull FC (A) – 2:00pm
Sun 30 – Huddersfield Giants (A) – 12:30pm
June
Sun 13 – Newcastle Thunder (A) – 2:00pm
Fri 18 – Hull FC (H) 7:30pm
Sun 27 – Castleford Tigers (A) – 3:00pm
July
Fri 2 – St Helens (A) – 7:30pm
Fri 9 – Wakefield Trinity (H) – 7:30pm
Fri 23 – Leeds Rhinos (H) – 7:30pm
August
Fri 6 – London Broncos (H) – 7:30pm
Sun 15 – Hull KR (A) - 2:00pm
Sat 21 – Hull FC (A) - 7:30pm
Fri 27 – Castleford Tigers (H) – 7:30pm
September
Sun 5 – St Helens (H) – 2:00pm
Sun 12 – Leeds Rhinos (A) 2:00pm
Sun 19 – Huddersfield Giants (H) – 7:30pm
Sun 26 – Wigan Warriors (A) – 2:00pm
U17s
May
Wed 19 – Wakefield Trinity (A) – 7:00pm
June
Wed 2 – Newcastle Thunder (H) – 7:00pm
Wed 16 – Warrington Wolves (H) – 7:00pm
Wed 30 – Hull KR (A) – 7:00pm
U16s
May
Wed 26 – Wakefield Trinity (H) – 7:00pm
June
Sun 12 – London Broncos (H) – 2:00pm
Wed 23 – Hull FC (A) – 7:00pm
July
Wed 7 – Leeds Rhinos (A) – 7:00pm
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