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1. 1. Blackpool Panthers 36 Rochdale Hornets 14

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 12 March 2010 Two tries in four second-half minutes from Paul Ballard stunned Rochdale Hornets as they lost in the league for the first time this season.

2. 2. Rochdale Hornets 54 Swinton Lions 20

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 21 March 2005 ROCHDALE Hornets gained revenge for their opening day defeat with a comfortable win over Swinton Lions at Spotland.

3. 3. Rochdale Hornets 12 Whitehaven 46

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 19 April 2004 ROCHDALE Hornets had no answer to Whitehaven's Aussie scrum-half Sam Obst at Spotland.

4. 4. Rochdale Hornets 20 Halifax 38

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 16 April 2007 DESPITE an impressive run in the Northern Rail Cup, Rochdale Hornets are still pointless at the foot of the table.

5. 5. Rochdale Hornets 22 Halifax 19

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 25 April 2005 ROCHDALE Hornets' stand-off Radney Bowker stole in for a match-winning try in the dying seconds of a nail-biting National One encounter at Spotland.

6. 6. Rochdale Hornets 18 Oldham Roughyeds 16

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 16 February 2006 ROCHDALE Hornets overcame Oldham in a scrappy but entertaining Northern Rail Cup contest at Spotland.

7. 7. Rochdale Hornets 37 Hunslet 6

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 22 March 2004 ROCHDALE Hornets took revenge for losing their first competitive game under new coach Bobbie Goulding 24-8 against Hunslet Hawks in the Arriva Trains Cup back in February.

8. 8. Rochdale Hornets 30 York City Knights 16

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 01 May 2006 ROCHDALE Hornets were tested to the full by newly-promoted York City Knights in an exhilarating encounter at Spotland Stadium.

9. 9. Rochdale Hornets 28 Oldham Roughyeds 10

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 17 April 2006 ROCHDALE Hornets made it 11 wins in a row with a battling win over arch-rivals Oldham.

10. 10. Rochdale Hornets 24 Batley 32

    Manchester Evening News, Monday 06 September 2004 ROCHDALE Hornets have missed out on the play-offs but chairman Ray Taylor insists it's still been a marvellous first season under Bobbie Goulding's guidance.

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