
David Hyomes’ Jersey Talk: #1 – full-back
Today we embark on an intriguing look at the most iconic occupants of the 13 starting shirts of our club. If you play at full back you are entitled to wear the number one Jersey, and that always seems to carry an extra bit of status and responsibility. I have heard many knowledgeable Rugby League people say that full back is the most difficult position to play – physically and mentally. As far as Dewsbury is concerned, I think our greatest ever full back is beyond question and yet quite remarkably very few of us will have seen him play. […]

Jack Addy memorial fundraising surpasses target
Fundraising for a Jack Addy memorial sculpture has surpassed its target. A flurry of donations in recent days from fans, coaches and players has seen the total raised climb to more than £6,500. The club would like to thank everybody who supported and promoted the campaign, whether that be through direct donations or other activities. Updates on the next steps for the project will be communicated through official club channels in the weeks ahead. You may still make a donation to the fund by clicking here.

Team training bases for RLWC2021 announced
Rugby League World Cup 2021 (RLWC2021) has revealed the locations of the team bases for all competing nations across the men’s, women’s, and wheelchair tournaments. The squads from the 21 unique nations and 32 teams will be based in different locations across the country. The hosts, England will be based in three locations, with the men’s team in Manchester, the women’s team in Leeds and the wheelchair team in the country’s capital, London. The men’s holders Australia will join England in Manchester, while the women’s champions, also Australia, will be based in York. France, the wheelchair RLWC holders, will be […]

Jack Addy memorial fund within £1,000 of goal
The fundraising campaign for a Jack Addy memorial sculpture has moved to within £1,000 of its target. A goal of £6,500 has been set to fund work to produce a commemorative bust and more than 100 people have donated money. The club would like express its gratitude to everybody who has made a donation, auctioned items or raised money in other ways. If you’d like to make a donation to help take the fundraiser even closer to its goal then you can do so by clicking here. Indicative moulds of the bust have recently been created and these can be […]

Goodbye Jack
Dewsbury Rams said goodbye to former coach, administrator and president Jack Addy on Monday 8 June. His coffin was taken to The Tetley’s Stadium, giving former players, staff and fans the chance to say goodbye, before a private family service took place at Dewsbury Crematorium. Jack, we’ll never forget you. Rest in peace.

Rugby League – we’re on our way back
It’s been exactly three months since the last Rugby League played in England. Three long months, in which too many lives have been lost, and too many people kept apart. But now momentum is steadily building, towards the return of the sport we love – the NRL is already back in Australia, and on our TV screens, and Government guidelines have identified a way back for sport in this country, in different ways for elite and community players. Who better to sum up that prospect than Ben Taylor? Ben, for those who don’t know, is a stalwart of the Royal […]

David Hyomes’ Jersey Talk: #1 – full-back
Today we embark on an intriguing look at the most iconic occupants of the 13 starting shirts of our club. If you play at full back you are entitled to wear the number one Jersey, and that always seems to carry an extra bit of status and responsibility. I have heard many knowledgeable Rugby League people say that full back is the most difficult position to play – physically and mentally. As far as Dewsbury is concerned, I think our greatest ever full back is beyond question and yet quite remarkably very few of us will have seen him play. […]

Jack Addy memorial fundraising surpasses target
Fundraising for a Jack Addy memorial sculpture has surpassed its target. A flurry of donations in recent days from fans, coaches and players has seen the total raised climb to more than £6,500. The club would like to thank everybody who supported and promoted the campaign, whether that be through direct donations or other activities. Updates on the next steps for the project will be communicated through official club channels in the weeks ahead. You may still make a donation to the fund by clicking here.
Team training bases for RLWC2021 announced
Rugby League World Cup 2021 (RLWC2021) has revealed the locations of the team bases for all competing nations across the men’s, women’s, and wheelchair tournaments. The squads from the 21 unique nations and 32 teams will be based in different locations across the country. The hosts, England will be based in three locations, with the men’s team in Manchester, the women’s team in Leeds and the wheelchair team in the country’s capital, London. The men’s holders Australia will join England in Manchester, while the women’s champions, also Australia, will be based in York. France, the wheelchair RLWC holders, will be […]
Jack Addy memorial fund within £1,000 of goal
The fundraising campaign for a Jack Addy memorial sculpture has moved to within £1,000 of its target. A goal of £6,500 has been set to fund work to produce a commemorative bust and more than 100 people have donated money. The club would like express its gratitude to everybody who has made a donation, auctioned items or raised money in other ways. If you’d like to make a donation to help take the fundraiser even closer to its goal then you can do so by clicking here. Indicative moulds of the bust have recently been created and these can be […]
Goodbye Jack
Dewsbury Rams said goodbye to former coach, administrator and president Jack Addy on Monday 8 June. His coffin was taken to The Tetley’s Stadium, giving former players, staff and fans the chance to say goodbye, before a private family service took place at Dewsbury Crematorium. Jack, we’ll never forget you. Rest in peace.
Rugby League – we’re on our way back
It’s been exactly three months since the last Rugby League played in England. Three long months, in which too many lives have been lost, and too many people kept apart. But now momentum is steadily building, towards the return of the sport we love – the NRL is already back in Australia, and on our TV screens, and Government guidelines have identified a way back for sport in this country, in different ways for elite and community players. Who better to sum up that prospect than Ben Taylor? Ben, for those who don’t know, is a stalwart of the Royal […]