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It was last gasp heartbreak for Hunslet as Leeds retained the Leeds Brewery Lazenby Cup at South Leeds Stadium last night (8 January 2016). Despite the defeat the performance bodes well for this seasons League One campaign, which does not kick off until March. The Hawks were arguably the strongest
Hunslet Hawks will welcome Leeds Rhinos to the South Leeds Stadium on Friday 8 January to compete for the annual Leeds Brewery Lazenby Cup. The game will kick off at 8pm and will be the first time the Lazenby Cup has been played on a evening since the Lazenby Cup
28 unanswered points in the second half ensured that the Lazenby Cup would head north of the river as Leeds Rhinos showed their Super League class to come from behind and beat the Hunslet Hawks 28-14 this afternoon (Sunday 18 January 2015). A heroic effort by the Hunslet groundstaff and
Rhinos win the Lazenby Cup 14-28 in difficult conditions at South Leeds Stadium. A strong first half display from the Hawks was over turned in the second half with the Rhinos experience and fitness showing. Full match report to follow.
Here’s your regular roundup of what’s making South Leeds tick on other websites, blogs and across Facebook. We start with another stunning photo from the good people at Skelton Grange Environment Centre. This was sunrise last Friday. They also have news of volunteering and training opportunities for fruit pruning,
Last Sunday (26 January 2014) saw a great game as Hunslet Hawks beat Leeds Rhinos 20-16 in the Lazenby Cup, and 25 lucky children from local South Leeds schools got to see Hawks in their victory. The Hawks invited 12 children from St Anthony’s Catholic Primary School and 10