Halifax Panthers Win Wheelchair Challenge Cup Against London Roosters
More flour than flavour. There's a bagel in here, just not much of one.
Summary
Halifax Panthers win their first Wheelchair Challenge Cup since 2018 by defeating London Roosters 46-24. Rob Hawkins, the Golden Boot winner, played a key role in the victory by scoring two tries and setting up another for his teammate Jack Brown.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledRob Hawkins inspired Halifax Panthers to their first Challenge Cup final win for seven years.
Hawkins, named the world's best player by the International Rugby League last year, also set up a try for fellow England player Jack Brown.
Panthers dominated this competition in the past, winning the first four, but had not made the final since 2018.
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