Park was developed for housing. Craven Park (1931–Present Day) In 1928, the club's committee started to look for a site nearer to the town and found an area on Craven Park. After tipping more than 40,000 tons of fill onto the site previously a derelict Jute Works, reservoirs, railway tracks and mission hall the club moved their main stand from Little Park and built a new stand on Clive Street and officially moved in, in August 1931. On 15 April 1938, the club's record attendance was established when 21,651 saw them play Salford. In February 1949, storms ripped the entire roof off the main stand and in the early 1950s concrete terracing replaced the old wooden railway sleepers. Floodlights were turned on in November 1966. The ground was renovated in 1991. In 2015, the roof was removed from the terrace adjacent to Willie Horne Way. This was followed in 2021 with the removal of the condemned Hindpool Road end roof, leaving only two areas of cover in the ground. Plans were also unveiled for a marquee on the terrace next to the main stand. 2022 squad 2022 transfers Gains Losses Players Hall of Fame The Barrow club launched its Hall of Fame in 2001 with 1950s legends Willie Horne, Phil Jackson and Jimmy Lewthwaite its inaugural inductees. Past coaches Also see :Category:Barrow Raiders coaches. Hector Halsall Cec Thompson 1960-62 Frank Foster 1973–83 Tommy Dawes 1983-85 Tommy Bishop 1985 Ivor Kelland 1986-87 Dennis Jackson 1987 Rod Reddy 1988-89 Dennis Jackson 1989-90 Steve Norton 1990-93 Geoff Worrall 1993 Peter Roe 1994-96 Steve Hogan 1996 Peter Roe 2004-05 Paul Crarey 2006-07 Dave Clarke 2008 Steve Deakin 2009 Dave Clarke 2009 Steve McCormack 2010 Garry Schofield 2011 Nigel Wright 2011 Dave Clarke 2011 Darren Holt 2011-13 Anthony Murray 2013-14 Bobbie Goulding 2014 Paul Crarey 2014–present Seasons Super League era Honours League Second Tier / Championship Winners (3): 1975-76, 1983-84, 2009 RFL Championship Leaders' Shield Winners (1): 2009 Third Tier / League 1 Winners (2): 2004, 2021 Cups Challenge Cup Winners (1): 1954-55 Lancashire County Cup Winners (2): 1954, 1983 League 1 Cup Winners (1): 2017 Club records Most tries in a game: 7 by Tee Ritson against West Wales Raiders 12 September 2021 Most goals in a game: 17 by Darren Carter against Nottingham City 27 November 1994 Most points in a game: 42 by Darren Carter against Nottingham City 27 November 1994 Most