England and Wigan player Sam Tomkins, who was born in Milton Keynes, agreed to become Honorary chairman;[2] which helped to raise the profile of the club in this inaugural year.
Under the instruction and guidance of Scott Aspinall (Player and coach), they trained together to form a coherent and viable opponent for their looming season.
Kerr, who had experience with Bedford, hemel, London Skolars, and England Students, had been heavily involved with the clubs' pre-season fitness training.
[11] Spearheading the Buckinghamshire Rugby League Development Association to promote the growth of the sport in the region, MK Wolves also launched an U16s side.
[12] MK Wolves were heavily beaten in the opening game of the season by St Ives Roosters,[13] but rallied to finish fourth (W2 D0 L6) after beating Bedford Tigers and King's Lynn Black Knights to make it to the Play-offs, where they were beaten in the semi-finals by table toppers (and ultimate play-off winners) North Herts Crusaders.
MK Wolves had a great run for the Shield final, making it to the play-offs, and only one had game dropped throughout the season due to player unavailability.
[16] The following week, in a league match at Bedford, the game was overshadowed by an injury to player-coach Abe Kerr, which necessitated the summoning of the local Air Ambulance.
Given the upheaval of the previous season and moving base, they dropped out of the East RL Premier Division and competed in the Entry League[18] which consists largely of "scratch" games) They also appointed a new coaching team: Former Bristol Sonics Head Coach Jason Talbot and Mike Stewart – ex-captain of the Championship One side Gloucestershire All Golds, who had played for Castleford Tigers, Batley Bulldogs and Dewsbury Rams, as well as winning two caps for Scotland.