campaign that followed will long be remembered by Dewsbury supporters. The club winning all 18 league matches, becoming only the second team in rugby league history to do so. Following an outstanding 2009, the club were promoted and began preparing for life in the Championship. In the 2022 RFL Championship, Dewsbury were relegated after finishing second last on the table. Dewsbury managed to win only three games for the entire season. Stadium Dewsbury play their home games at the FLAIR Stadium on Owl Lane in Dewsbury. The current name reflects a sponsorship deal with FLAIR Handling Systems Ltd - Air filter supplier in Birstall, England. http://flairhandling.co.uk/ This name has been in place since January 2023. Previously the ground was known as 'Tetley's stadium' or'Ram Stadium' and, before that, 'New Crown Flatt'. The stadium was once the site of the Shawcross Colliery, which closed in 1968, and the road is still the starting point for the World Championship in Coal Carrying. The stadium was opened in 1994 and consists of a covered all-seated North Stand opposite a covered all-standing South Stand. It has an official capacity of 3,000, in years past extra space was often utilised on the grass bankings behind both sets of posts in the summer. But as of the 2011 season the grass bankings have been closed to spectators for 'health and safety' reasons. Planning applications were submitted during the latter half of 2012 for a new uncovered terracing area at the Eastern Owl Lane End of the stadium. The terrace was completed in time for Dewsbury's 2015 pre-season campaign. 2022 squad 2022 transfers Gains Losses Players Players earning international caps while at Dewsbury Alan Bates (1972/73 Rugby Football League Championship Winner) won caps for Great Britain while at Dewsbury 1974 Glenn Bell won a cap for Scotland while at Dewsbury Rams in 1997 against France Harry Beverley won caps for England while at Dewsbury 1975 Australia, while at Workington 1979 Wales Harry Bradshaw won caps for England while at Dewsbury 1953 Other Nationalities won caps for Great Britain while at Huddersfield (World Cup 1954 Squad 0-caps) Geoffrey "Geoff" Clark won caps for England while at Dewsbury 1949 Other Nationalities, 1951 Other Nationalities Leonard "Len" Constance won caps for Wales while at St. Helens, and Dewsbury 1948…1951 3-caps Barry Eaton won caps for Wales while at 1999…2001 1-cap + 4-caps (sub) Frank Gallagher won caps for England while