What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
Friday (20 November 2015) saw the Garden Gate Ultras hold their end of season party at their headquarters, The Garden Gate. [slideshow_deploy id=’42128′] The public house has had two designated rooms tracing the history of the Hunslet rugby league club since its formation, as well as the Hall of Fame
The inaugural fans panel meeting took place last Monday with 11 fans in attendance. Phil Hodgson, who is the Board representative on the group, commented: “I was really pleased with the turn out. There were another three who were unable to attend on the night but will be involved in
Hong Kong Nines and Mixed Tag Competition It was a while after booking my 16 nights vacation in Hong Kong that I discovered there was to be a rugby league competition by an advert for it on Facebook, so I liked and followed the page. I messaged the coach, Jason
HIST Meeting – Phoenix Suite – Tuesday 6 October 7.30pm (doors open at 7pm) Hunslet Hawks RLFC is owned by the Hunslet Independent Supporters Trust (HIST). All members and supporters are invited to HIST meeting on Tuesday to hear first-hand the rationale for decisions taken by the Club as well
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
Hunslet Hawks scored an important victory against a lacklustre Whitehaven this afternoon (31 August 2015) in the Kingstone Press Championship Shield at The Recreation Ground. Hunslet led from the first minute to the hooter as they built on last week’s win at the London Broncos. They are building valuable momentum
Hunslet Hawks meet with representatives of the Ultras supporters group. 28 August 2015 Following recent incidents in the Phoenix Bar after home games a group of supporters, known as the Ultras, approached the Club with a view to having a “clear the air” meeting. The meeting was productive and the
Hunslet Hawks beat the London Broncos on Sunday (23 August 2015) 24-41 to keep alive their slim hopes of avoiding relegation from the Kingstone Press Championship. Hunslet took control of the game in a15 minute spell after half time, scoring three tries and a penalty goal to take a commanding
Despite a gallant fightback in the second half, Hunslet Hawks were beaten by three tries in five minutes for Workington Town at the end of the first half. This second round match in the Kingstone Press Championship Shield at South Leeds Stadium yesterday (16 August 2015) might have been Hunslet’s
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). [slideshow_deploy id=’38687′] All photos by Paul Butterfield Hunslet kicked off the match and traded sets with Dewsbury in the early exchanges. The Rams were