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Hunslet RLFC failed to break the Barrow Raiders’ 100% home record in a difficult match with the Cumbrians on Saturday evening (3 June 2017) losing 28-20. This was new coach Gary Thornton’s first match in charge and the players responded by giving him 100% effort. Unfortunately that wasn’t enough to
Hunslet RLFC showed strength to hold off a challenge from the North Wales Crusaders when they visited South Leeds Stadium this afternoon (Sunday 7 May 2017). Hunslet let the Crusaders back into the game after a flying start, but retook the lead before half time and extended it in the
The opening Kingstone Press League One fixture played out in appalling conditions on a muddy pitch with driving rain throughout, finished in a well earned 10-6 victory for Hunslet RLFC at South Leeds Stadium on Sunday afternoon (5 March 2017). The poor conditions did not allow any exciting rugby league
Hunslet Hawks’ five game winning streak was ended by Doncaster on Friday evening (5 August 2016) as the clubs met in the third round of the Kingstone Press League 1 Super 8s at South Leeds Stadium. In a good game of attacking rugby, three unanswered Doncaster tries in sixteen minutes
Hunslet Hawks came out winners in Kingstone Press League 1, Round 10, beating London Skolars, a team two places higher in the league before the start of the game. Winning 26-18, Hunslet dominated for the most part in sunny South Leeds, letting in two late tries to make the score
A 24-28 win at Newcastle Thunder this afternoon has given the Hunslet Hawks their first points in the Kingstone Press League 1. Hunslet travelled to Kingston Park Stadium with good wins in the Challenge Cup, but three straight defeats in the league this season. Coach Matt Bramald talked in the
It was last gasp heartbreak for Hunslet as Leeds retained the Leeds Brewery Lazenby Cup at South Leeds Stadium last night (8 January 2016). Despite the defeat the performance bodes well for this seasons League One campaign, which does not kick off until March. The Hawks were arguably the strongest
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
Hunslet Hawks showed no sign of playing a second game in a little over 24 hours as they comprehensively outplayed Doncaster to secure a morale boosting 42-12 victory and regain the John Sheridan Shield this afternoon (25 January 2015). After two matches on the energy sapping mudbath that is the
28 unanswered points in the second half ensured that the Lazenby Cup would head north of the river as Leeds Rhinos showed their Super League class to come from behind and beat the Hunslet Hawks 28-14 this afternoon (Sunday 18 January 2015). A heroic effort by the Hunslet groundstaff and