The Newburgh Night Hawks were aminor league baseball team based inNewburgh, New York. The team played in theNortheast League, a professionalindependent baseball league, and as such none of its teams had an affiliation withMajor League Baseball. The team existed from 1995 to 1996 and played its home games atDelano-Hitch Stadium in Newburgh.

The Night Hawks were one of the six original Northeast League franchises in 1995. In that first season all six teams were located in the state ofNew York. The Night Hawks finished the first season in fourth place with a 28–41 record, 23 1/2 games out of first place. The Night Hawks were one of only three teams that would return for a second season. Although the team brought in about 1,000 fans per game, team owner Bill Cummings sold the team leaving $30,000 in debt.

The Night Hawks had a fairly successful season in the following year, they won the first half of the league season and finished with a 55–25 record. They lost the league championship to theAlbany-Colonie Diamond Dogs three games to one.^[1] The team would feature former big leaguers,Joel Bennett andKen Dixon They averaged better than 1,000 fans per game. At the end of the 1996 season, new team owner Jeff Kunion, unhappy with the progress of plans to improve aging Delano-Hitch Stadium, decided to fold the team.^[2] The team was replaced by theWaterbury Spirit for the 1997 season.