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Hull Kingston Rovers began in 1882 when a group of apprentice boilermakers in the Hessle Road area of Hull came together to start a team, Kingston Amateurs. [2] Their first ground was a piece of wasteland in Albert Street, the club started playing in the Hull and District League in the autumn of 1883. [2]
The 2024 season was Hull Kingston Rovers' eighth consecutive season playing in England's top division of rugby league. During the season, they competed in the 2024 Super League and the 2024 Challenge Cup .
The 2025 season is Hull Kingston Rovers' ninth consecutive season playing in England's top division of rugby league. They are competing in the 2025 Super League season and the 2025 Challenge Cup . Preseason friendlies
Hull Kingston Rovers were beaten by Wigan 9-2 in the Grand Final in October, and they will be looking to go one better this year, while Warrington Wolves, who finished just four points behind ...
Hopes of a play-off place were kept alive in July with back-to-back wins over Wakefield Trinity and Warrington Wolves, [9] [10] but a number of losses followed so that, even with a 38–28 win over Wigan in the penultimate round, Hull KR could no longer qualify and their season ended with a 36–4 away over local rivals Hull F.C. [11] [12]
Hull Kingston Rovers defeated Hull 10–5 at Wembley before a crowd of 95,000. [2] The winner of the Lance Todd Trophy was Rovers' prop, Brian Lockwood, despite Rovers' Steve Hubbard's scoring 9 out of his side's 10 points. [3] This was Hull Kingston Rovers' first, and to date, only Cup final Win in six Final appearances. [4]
Hull Kingston Rovers is an English rugby league club, and prior to the 1897–98 (being elected to the Yorkshire Senior Competition for the 1899–1900), it was a rugby union (RU) club, who have had numerous notable players (1,310 (excludes pre-1895 season Rugby Football Union players) as of 20 June 2024) throughout their history, each player of the rugby league era who has played (and so ...
Hull College Craven Park: L 16–23 6,347 RLP: 8 August 18 Leigh Centurions: A Leigh Sports Village: W 34–28 2,541 RLP: 13 August 19 Wigan Warriors: H Hull College Craven Park: W 26–14 6,230 RLP: 21 August 20 Hull F.C. A MKM Stadium: L 22–23 15,000 RLP: 26 August 21 Wakefield Trinity: H Hull College Craven Park: L 18–25 RLP: 30 August ...