Paul Rowley has agreed a deal with Castleford Tigers to become their new head coach, as the club’s search for a new boss comes to an end. It was a process that took over 50 days, but the West Yorkshire…
Castleford Tigers have appointed Paul Rowley as their new head coach on a three-year contract running through the 2029 season. The announcement ends a recruitment search lasting over 50 days to replace former boss Ryan Carr. Rowley takes the helm immediately, marking his first coaching role since leaving St Helens midway through the 2026 campaign.
Director of Rugby Chris Chester highlighted Rowley's track record of building competitive squads and his attacking style of rugby. Rowley takes charge ahead of next season as Castleford prepares to integrate major recruits, including Damien Cook, Mat Feagai, and Tyrell Sloan from the St George Illawarra Dragons.
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