Hunslet Club Parkside
Hunslet Club Parkside is an English amateur rugby league club based in Hunslet, West Yorkshire. Their first team competes in the National Conference League. History. The club was founded in the 1940s as Hunslet Boys Club, playing junior rugby until 1999 when the club formed an open age team, named Hunslet Old Boys. In 2012, Hunslet Parkside approached Hunslet Old Boys about a possible merger, which then went ahead several months later. Hunslet Parkside were a junior club formed in 1973 following the demise of the town's professional club, and were based in the Belle Isle  area in the south of Leeds. The club produced a number of high-profile players throughout its history, including Garry Schofield, Jason Robinson, Sonny Nickle, James Lowes and Sam Burgess. In 2015, the club joined the National Conference League after their application was accepted, and officially changed their name to Hunslet Club Parkside. The club rapidly rose through the divisions, winning promotion in three consecutive seasons to reach the Premier Division. In 2018, the club went unbeaten throughout the entire season, winning all 22 of their league games, and defeating West Hull 26–18 in the Grand Final. Hunslet Club Parkside