Hammersmith Hills Hoists

The Hammersmith Hills Hoists are an amateur rugby league club based in Hammersmith, London. Founded at the end of 2008 by local Australian expats to provide players of all nationalities, backgrounds and abilities the chance to play competitive rugby league in and around London, while also expanding their social networks in the process. The club usually play in the Southern Conference League – part of the fourth tier of Rugby League nationally.

The last parts of the name are an eponym that seems irrelevant at first glance to rugby – Hills Hoists are an Australian term for sturdy, rotary washing lines, particularly those with an advanced retraction mechanism – such is the nation's pride in these they are enrolled as of lasting heritage value in that country's national library and featured as roving robots in the 2000 Summer Olympics. One features in the club's badge.

The Hammersmith Hills Hoists are a professional rugby league team based in the London borough of Hammersmith and Fulham. The team was founded in 1998 and has since become a prominent force in the sport, competing in the top tier of the Rugby Football League.

The team's home ground is the Hammersmith Stadium, which has a capacity of 5,000 spectators. The team's colors are blue and white, and their logo features a stylized hammer and a rugby ball.

The Hammersmith Hills Hoists have a strong and dedicated fan base, known for their passionate support of the team. The team has a reputation for playing an exciting and dynamic style of rugby, with a focus on speed, agility, and teamwork.

The Hammersmith Hills Hoists have a proud history of success, having won multiple championships and trophies over the years. The team's roster is made up of talented and skilled players from around the world, who are committed to achieving success both on and off the field.

Overall, the Hammersmith Hills Hoists are a respected and admired team in the world of rugby league, known for their skill, determination, and commitment to excellence.