What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
Hawks support the Founders Walk Hunslet Hawks are getting behind the Founders Walk, which is visiting the original sites of each of the 22 founding clubs of Rugby League, to celebrate 120 years of our great sport. Fans and the wider community are encouraged to get involved by joining the
Over the last few weeks the Hunslet Hawks have had the chance to pit their wits against some of the biggest sides in the Kingstone Press Championship, and in the main have held their own in narrow defeats to the likes of Halifax, London Broncos and Featherstone Rovers. However if
Tickets are still on sale for Sunday’s (5 July 2015) Kingstone Press Championship match when Hunslet Hawks entertain promotion chasing Bradford Bulls. Ticket sales are going well for Sunday’s showdown at the South Leeds Stadium, but tickets will be available to purchase on the day. Around 1,000 tickets are left
Top class sport can be extremely cruel at times and on Friday night (12 June 2015) the Hunslet Hawks witnessed that first hand as they lost in heartbreaking fashion to Halifax at the South Leeds Stadium. After a display full of heart, endeavour and skill, they succumbed to a late
Hunslet’s season finally kicked off with a win against the Dewsbury Rams at the South Leeds Stadium, in a game largely fragmented by the referee. The game started as the heavens opened over South Leeds stadium, both teams struggling to settle in the early stages – the sudden downpour making
Hunslet Hawks’ season finally kicked off with a win against the Dewsbury Rams at the South Leeds Stadium this afternoon (1 March 2015). In a game largely fragmented by the referee, Simon Brown kicked four penalties and one conversion with tries either side of the break from George Flanagan and
Hunslet Hawks were given a chasing by Super League Salford at the South Leeds Stadium on Saturday afternoon (24 January 2015) as England international Rangi Chase pulled all the strings for the Red Devils in a 46-0 win. Hunslet were always going to be up against it, splitting their squad
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
Hunslet Hawks Match day Mascot Experience: The club are looking for Match Day Mascots to lead out the Hawks in 2015. The match day mascot experience is so much more than just running out with the team, it’s a fantastic day for all the family as you get to see
Breaking News – A message from the Chairman (07 October 2014) Wow! What a roller coaster season! what a Grand Final! Sunday was without doubt one of the best and proudest days of my life. On behalf of all of the Directors, I would like to thank all the