What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
After recent slip ups against Doncaster and Newcastle, the trip to face the Coventry Bears today (14 July 2019) had become a must win game for Hunslet RLFC. The Bears made a match of it, but Hunslet pulled away in the second half to win comfortably 20-48. Coventry were the
Hunslet 12-26 Newcastle Thunder Hunslet slipped to 5th place in the Betfred League 1 table yesterday (7 July 2019) at the South Leeds Stadium after losing to a well drilled Newcastle Thunder side, who themselves have now leap-frogged the Parksiders into 2nd position. The home side had reason to be
Hunslet RLFC had a comfortable 10-72 win over West Wales Raiders at Stebonheath Park in Llanelli yesterday (22 June 2019). A first half hat trick from Gareth Potts put Hunslet in the driving seat, with two from Jack Lee and one each from Jimmy Watson and Reece Dean completing the
Hunslet RLFC played host to 120 children from local schools at Friday’s home game against Doncaster (14 June 2019). The youngsters took part in a Duathlon event jointly organised by the Hunslet Rugby Foundation, Active Leeds and Positive Futures. In wet and windy conditions the children ran one lap of
Hunslet RLFC 20-22 Doncaster RLFC Hunslet’s hopes of making it two wins from two on successive Fridays at the South Leeds Stadium were halted by a Doncaster side bent on revenge after the South Leeds club took the points at the Keepmoat on week one of the season. On that
Hunslet RLFC 34-0 Keighley Cougars Hunslet backed up last week’s impressive win at Newcastle Thunder with a thumping 34-0 victory over Keighley Cougars in the torrential rain at South Leeds Stadium last night (7 June 2019). The first of two successive games under the floodlights (Hunslet play Doncaster next Friday
Hunslet RLFC put three straight defeats behind them today (26 May 2019) to register their sixth win League 1 at Kingston Park where they beat Newcastle Thunder 18-32. Coach Gary Thornton rang the changes after disappointing results against London Skolars and Workington Town. Bloomfield, Nicklas, and Joe Sanderson all dropped
Hunslet lost again on the road today (19 May 2019) at Workington Town, going down 12-4 to the Cumbrians at Derwent Park. Hunslet’s poor run continues with this loss following defeats at Whitehaven and at home to London Skolars in the league and in their last game two weeks ago
Hunslet RLFC 28-31 Workington Town Hunslet bowed out of the inaugural 1895 cup yesterday (Saturday 4 May 2019) to a resurgent Workington Town ending their chances of making an appearance at Wembley this term. The Cumbrians fresh from appointing a new coach could only muster 14 players for a game
Hunslet RLFC 26-42 London Skolars Hunslet’s chances of extending their lead at the top of League 1 were stunted today by a slick and skillful performance by a much improved London Skolars side. Although the Skolars lay in third position, Hunslet were the favourites and started like a whirlwind putting