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Lions Recruit Tom Spencer on Leigh Loan Deal

We are delighted to announce an initial short term loan arrangement with Leigh Centurions for the services of prop Tom Spencer.

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Dan Clare is the Lions’ latest promising young recruit!

We are delighted to welcome yet another highly promising youngster into the Lions’ den here at Swinton!

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A working opportunity in professional Rugby League with Swinton Lions

Ambitious Greater Manchester based semi-professional Rugby League Club Swinton Lions, has an immediate vacancy for a young Commercial Marketing Assistant.

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Swinton beat Oldham to reach Challenge Cup Round 3 and 1895 cup semi-final

A strong second half performance by the Lions against a strong wind put them in the hat for the next round of the challenge cup and also earned them a semi-final place in the 1895 cup.

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Paul Sculthorpe in Swinton to support Lions’ World Cup legacy programme!

Earlier today the Lions’ Foundation welcomed Rugby League Legend Paul Sculthorpe to its Swinton office as he kindly delivered “Created by the Rugby League World Cup” legacy programme equipment.

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Lions Defeat Newcastle in Challenge Cup Round One!

The Lions booked their place in the next round of the Challenge Cup after a fantastic defensive display in the second half that thwarted a Thunder fightback led by former Wigan dual registration player Josh Woods.

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CHAIRMAN’S MESSAGE

With the season upon us I am sure everyone connected with the Lions is eagerly awaiting the start of what promises to be an exciting journey and glad to be back playing after what has been a traumatic past year.

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Swinton Announce Partnership with Kano Lions!

On the eve of the 2021 Betfred Championship season, at Swinton Lions RLFC we would proudly like to announce a new partnership with the Kano Lions of Nigeria as part of our community club development programme.

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Swinton Lions is fully supportive of the Rugby League’s TACKLE IT action plan.

Our players, coaches, officials, volunteers and supporters stand in solidarity with the Rugby League in the ongoing struggle against racism, discrimination and inequality, across sport and society as a whole.