YORK Valkyrie will host an open top bus parade around the City to celebrate becoming back-to-back Women’s Super League Champions.

Friday, 1 November 2024 14:22

By Gabriel Ramsey

Both players and coaching staff of the Valkyrie will parade the Super League trophy around the City Centre, heading to the Mansion House for a civic reception of Friday, November 15.

The day will begin at 5.30pm when the bus leaves Union Terrace Coach Park, arriving to Duncombe Place at 5.45pm.

The squad will then walk to St Helen’s Square, with the club requesting that supporters gather from Duncombe Plae to St Helen’s Square.

After arriving, the Valkyrie will take part in a Celebration Ceremony with the Lord Mayor and Civic Party from 6pm.

At 7pm, the squad will assemble at Hooting Owl, where supporters are encouraged to attend to continue the incredible success of the 2024 season.

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