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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 lost a close match against Doncaster this afternoon (1 May 2016) as they were defeated 22-30 at South Leeds Stadium. Hunslet made up for a poor first half, dominating the third quarter and taking the lead. But Doncaster regrouped and scored twice to seal the win. Mike Kelly
Hunslet Hawks’ topsy-turvy season took another turn as they powered past Doncaster to go through to the fifth round of the Ladbroke’s Challenge Cup last night (18 March 2016). Having taken an early lead, the Hawks made sure they used their extra man advantage after Doncaster’s Pickets-O’Donnell was sent off
Hunslet Hawks’ hopes of remaining in the Kingstone Press Championship were dealt a hammer blow on Sunday as they threw away a twenty point lead to crash to defeat against Doncaster, handing the home side their first win of the campaign. Recent weeks had seen the side show great spirit
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
Hunslet Hawks have a week off allowing them to gather their strength for this year’s inaugural Summer Bash in Blackpool over the Bank Holiday weekend. Tickets are still available from the club office for the first ever full weekend of Championship Rugby League at Blackpool’s Bloomfield Road stadium and Hawks
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
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. Full match report from Stephen Clark to follow.