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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 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
Another disappointing second half collapse saw the Hawks miss the opportunity to pick up points at Batley today (19 July 2015). Hunslet Hawks travelled to local rivals the Batley Bulldogs needing to put recent defeats to high flying clubs behind them and collect some valuable points as they fend 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
Another second half capitulation saw Hunslet Hawks crash to a devastating 28-12 defeat at Whitehaven which sees them dragged into the relegation battle at the foot of the Kingstone Press Championship. On a beautiful sunny afternoon on the Cumbrian coast, the Hawks threw away a hard fought 12-0 half time
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 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
Jimmy Keinhorst scored two trys to help Hunslet Hawks win a real four-pointer against Workington Town at the bottom of the Kingstone Press Championship, in Cumbria this afternoon (26 April 2015). Hunslet kicked off the game at the Zebra Claims Stadium playing with the wind for the first half. With
Three tries in eight minutes at the start of the second half sunk Whitehaven at South Leeds Stadium this afternoon (12 April 2015). A tough gritty match was fought out in wet and windy conditions, but Hunslet Hawks came away with two valuable points in the Kingstone Press Championship. Brown
Disappointment as Hunslet Hawks end difficult Easter period with a loss away at the Shay The Hawks travelled to Halifax to complete their Easter fixtures following a gutting result against Leigh – looking to set themselves back on course against a difficult Halifax side. The Hawks received the kick off