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Hunslet Hawks’ big adventure in the second tier of Rugby League has ended with relegation after one season. The Hawks finished second to bottom at the end of Championship Sheild section of the Super 8s, but can take many positives from the year. Finishing the regular season with ten straight
Life doesn’t get any easier for Hunslet Hawks fans, but after the latest in a run of defeats against the sides at the top of the Kingstone Press Championship, there was no reason to be downhearted. In fact the performance on Sunday against Featherstone Rovers should give the supporters real
Hunslet continued their recent good run with a comprehensive victory against Doncaster at the Kingstone Press Championship Summer Bash in Blackpool. Backed superbly by a vociferous travelling support, the Hawks ran in four tries and with Danny Ansell producing an excellent display with the boot ran out 25-12 winners to move
Leigh Centurions have been dominant in the Kingstone Press Championship, but faced a stern test as they seemingly looked past the Hawks. The Hawks kicked off the game and immediately the big names of the Centurions got set to make their presence known, but the Hawks were ready for the
Hunslet Hawks produced the proverbial game of two halves on Sunday to see off Doncaster and collect two precious Kingstone Press Championship points. The Hawks made three changes to the side that were put to the sword at Bradford last week. Andy Kain returned at stand off with Josh Walters and Liam