September 2017, the Wolves announced that head coach Tony Smith would leave his position at the club following nine successful years which has seen the Wolves compete in seven major finals, winning three Challenge Cups and two League Leaders Shields. Steve Price: 2018–2021 In the Super League XXIII season, Warrington reached the 2018 Super League Grand Final against Wigan but lost the match 12–4 at Old Trafford. During the Super League XXIV season, Warrington reached the Challenge Cup final against St Helens and won the match 18–4 at Wembley Stadium. It was Warrington's first Challenge Cup triumph in seven years. Warrington finished the Super League XXIV season in 4th place on the table and qualified for the finals. Warrington's season was ended the following week when they lost 14–12 against Castleford in the elimination final. In the 2020 Super League season, Warrington finished third on the table. However, they were eliminated from the first week of the playoffs losing to Hull F.C. In the 2021 Super League season, Warrington finished in third place on the table. However, just like the 2020 season, the club were eliminated from week one of the playoffs losing to Hull Kingston Rovers 19-0. It was also the final game in charge for Steve Price, who left the club at the end of the season, being replaced by former Castleford boss Daryl Powell for the 2022 season. In the 2022 Super League season, Warrington endured a difficult campaign finishing 11th on the table with the club winning just nine games all year in the league. Kit sponsors and manufacturers Current kit 2022 all kits and training range is manufactured by O'Neill's. Founded in 1918, O'Neill's is now the largest manufacturing sportswear company in Ireland. 2022 Home Shirt - The home shirt is predominantly blue with 10 iconic horizontal primrose stripes around the chest and neck area which decrease in thickness as they descend. Yellow trims are also found around the upper back, sides and sleeves. 2022 Away Shirt - Our away shirt is white with a faint crystal pattern accompanied with thin horizontal dark blue stripes and bold sleeves. Our principal club sponsors Hoover are proudly presented in the centre of both shirts along with our partners Resulting IT, RAM Safety Solutions, Total Steelwork & Fabrications Ltd, Cheshire Mouldings, Paul Ireland Solicitors, C4 Projects, University of Chester, Warrington Fabrications and Wirehouse. Stadiums 1881–2003: Wilderspool Warrington moved