Leigh Miners Welfare Sports Club
Leigh, Greater Manchester, England
Leigh Miners Welfare Sports Club, Leigh, England — opened Not confirmed, 10 rugby league games hosted, home of Leigh Miners Rangers (club founded 1966 as Leigh Miners Welfare, later merged with Leigh Rangers junior club).
Sourcing caveat: Opening date, capacity, floodlight status and playing surface could not be confirmed.
Ground facts
| Opened | Not confirmed |
| Home club | Leigh Miners Rangers (club founded 1966 as Leigh Miners Welfare, later merged with Leigh Rangers junior club) |
| Games hosted (rugby league, on record) | 10 |
| Top recorded crowd | 350 |
| Capacity | Not confirmed |
| Surface | Not confirmed |
| First rugby league match | Not confirmed |
| Years used | 2014–2026 |
| Location | Leigh, Greater Manchester |
Name history
- Leigh Miners Welfare Sports Club — used throughout; also referred to via its Twist Lane address
Rugby league history
Home ground of Leigh Miners Rangers, an amateur club whose Challenge Cup history includes giant-killing wins over professional sides Bramley (18-12, 1999 third round) and Oxford (32-6, 2015 fourth round). The club's women's team reached the 2016 Challenge Cup final and won the 2021 Championship, before later merging into Leigh Leopards.
Sources
Data last verified: 11 August 2026.
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