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The first round of the Kingstone Press Super 8s Championship Shield saw the Hunslet Hawks travel to Dewsbury Rams’ Tetley’s Stadium on Sunday (9 August 2015). All photos by Paul Butterfield Hunslet kicked off the match and traded sets with Dewsbury in the early exchanges. The Rams were first on
Hunslet Hawks have confirmed their full fixture list for the Kingstone Press Championship Super 8s. The first game will see Hunslet travel to Tetley’s Stadium to take on Dewsbury Rams on Sunday 9 August. Their first home game is against Workington Town on Sunday 16 August. The full fixtures and
Hunslet Hawks were humbled by local rivals Dewsbury Rams on a difficult afternoon at the Tetley Stadium, crashing to a 40-4 defeat in the Kingstone Press Championship. On an emotional afternoon for all concerned with Rugby League there was an impeccable minute’s silence held for Danny Jones, the Keighley Cougars
The dream of a trip to Wembley Stadium was never a realistic one for the Hunslet Hawks to have, but Sunday’s Ladbrokes Challenge Cup 5th Round tie against the Dewsbury Rams offered the winners the potential to land a plum tie against one of the Super League elite. That opportunity was
Hunslet Hawks will entertain fellow Kingstone Press Championship side Dewsbury Rams in the fifth round of the Ladbrokes Challenge Cup. Fifth round ties will be played over the weekend of April 17-19. Hunslet overcame the Rams 18-6 when they visited South Leeds Stadium on 1 March. In their next match,
Hunslet’s season finally kicked off with a win against the Dewsbury Rams at the South Leeds Stadium, in a game largely fragmented by the referee. The game started as the heavens opened over South Leeds stadium, both teams struggling to settle in the early stages – the sudden downpour making
Hunslet Hawks’ season finally kicked off with a win against the Dewsbury Rams at the South Leeds Stadium this afternoon (1 March 2015). In a game largely fragmented by the referee, Simon Brown kicked four penalties and one conversion with tries either side of the break from George Flanagan and