2018 Hull FC season explained

Year:	2018
Team Colour:	Black
Font Colour:	white
League:	Super League
League Rank:	8th
League Wins:	11
League Draws:	0
League Losses:	19
Points For:	615
Points Against:	787
Cup:	Challenge Cup
Cup Result:	Quarter-final
Cup Wins:	1
Cup Losses:	1
Ceo Title:	Chairman
Ceo:	Adam Pearson^[1]
Coach Title:	Head Coach
Coach:	Lee Radford^[2]
Stadium:	KCOM Stadium Hull, East Yorkshire^[3]
Avg Attendance:	12,174
High Attendance:	17,564
Low Attendance:	10,051
Next Season:	2019
List:	yes
List Link:	List of Hull F.C. seasons

This article details the Hull F.C. Rugby League Football Club's 2018 season.

Results

Super League

See main article: 2018 Super League season.

Super League results

Date	Round	Versus	H/A	Venue	Result	Score	Tries	Goals	Attendance	Report	+Super League results	1 February	1	Huddersfield	H	KCOM Stadium		38–12			13,704	RLP
10 February	2	Wigan Warriors	N	WIN Stadium		10–24			12,416	RLP
24 February	3	Castleford Tigers	A	Mend-A-Hose Jungle		18–28			9,365	RLP
2 March	4	Warrington Wolves	H	KCOM Stadium		21–12			10,051	RLP
8 Match	5	Leeds Rhinos	A	Headingley Stadium		16–20			11,158	RLP
16 March	6	Salford Red Devils	A	AJ Bell Stadium		8–24			2,902	RLP
23 March	7	Catalans Dragons	H	KCOM Stadium		42–16			10,347	RLP
30 March	8	Hull Kingston Rovers	A	KCOM Craven Park		30–22			12,090	RLP
2 April	9	Wakefield Trinity	H	KCOM Stadium		27–26			11,529	RLP
6 April	10	St Helens	A	Totally Wicked Stadium		12–26			10,408	RLP
12 April	11	Widnes Vikings	A	Halton Stadium		39–20			3,733	RLP
19 April	12	Leeds Rhinos	H	KCOM Stadium		19–18			11,391	RLP
28 April	13	Catalans Dragons	A	Stade Gilbert Brutus		24–25			8,823	RLP
5 May	14	Castleford Tigers	H	KCOM Stadium		36–12			13,623	RLP
20 May	15	Hull Kingston Rovers	N	St James' Park		34–22			25,438	RLP
25 May	16	Warrington Wolves	A	Halliwell Jones Stadium		12–30			8,846	RLP
8 June	17	Salford Red Devils	H	KCOM Stadium		45–14			10,606	RLP
16 June	18	Wigan Warriors	H	KCOM Stadium		10–14			13,256	RLP
29 June	19	Widnes Vikings	H	KCOM Stadium		31–24			10,420	RLP
5 July	20	Huddersfield Giants	A	John Smiths Stadium		18–29			4,696	RLP
13 July	21	St Helens	H	KCOM Stadium		18–34			11,430	RLP
22 July	22	Wakefield Trinity	A	Mobile Rocket Stadium		10–72			5,634	RLP
27 July	23	Hull Kingston Rovers	H	KCOM Stadium		16–20			17,654	RLP

Super 8s

Super 8s results

Date	Round	Versus	H/A	Venue	Result	Score	Tries	Goals	Attendance	Report	+Super 8s results	10 August	S1	Wakefield Trinity	H	KCOM Stadium		13–31			10,301	RLP
17 August	S2	Huddersfield Giants	H	KCOM Stadium		6–26			4,499	RLP
30 August	S3	Warrington Wolves	A	Halliwell Jones Stadium		10–80			8,101	RLP
7 September	S4	Castleford Tigers	H	KCOM Stadium		8–28			10,570	RLP
14 September	S5	St Helens	A	Totally Wicked Stadium		12–38			9,348	RLP
22 September	S6	Catalans Dragons	H	KCOM Stadium		20–26			10,467	RLP
28 September	S7	Wigan Warriors	A	DW Stadium		12–14			11,189	RLP

Challenge Cup

Date	Round	Versus	H/A	Venue	Result	Score	Tries	Goals	Attendance	Report	+Challenge Cup results	10 May	6	Featherstone Rovers	A	LD Nutrition Stadium		38–20			3,222	RLP
4 June	Quarter-finals	St Helens	A	Totally Wicked Stadium		22–25			9,644	RLP

External links

• hullfc.com Hull FC Website

Notes and References

1. News: Smailes. James. Hull FC boss Adam Pearson opens up in exclusive chat. Hull Daily Mail. 8 May 2018. 31 January 2018.
2. Web site: Coaching Staff. www.hullfc.com. 8 May 2018. en.
3. Web site: KCOM Stadium. www.stadiumguide.com. 8 May 2018.