[6] Barrow entered in the 2016/17 WRLA Winter League, but by the end of January they had withdrawn from the competition[7] and in March 2017 they joined the Women's Premier Division.

[26] As with the 2022 season, Barrow began 2023 with two defeats in the Challenge Cup before ending their campaign with a win; 20–11 over Hull Kingston Rovers.

[27][28] A closely fought Super League competition saw the top three teams in Group 2 (Leigh Leopards, Barrow and Featherstone) separated by only one point going into the final day of the regular season.

In the last round of matches Barrow defeated Leigh but missed out on automatic promotion as they finished behind the league leaders, Featherstone, on points difference.

[31] In the 2024 season, Barrow exited the Challenge Cup at the group stage,[32] but their performance in the Super League saw them finish in fifth place and earned Amanda Wilkinson a nomination for the coach of the year award.