Jon Wilkin

English rugby player, St Helens star

Jon Wilkin - Athletes & Sports Figures born November 1st, 1983
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Played as a loose forward in rugby league. Spent the majority of a career at St Helens, contributing to multiple Super League titles. Represented England at the international level, participating in several World Cups and European competitions. Known for leadership on the field and engaging in post-career media commentary.

Won the Super League Grand Final with St Helens in 2006, 2009, and 2010

Played for the England national team during international tournaments

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