Hodgsons FC were beaten 3 – 1 by Hessle Rangers at Bishop Burton College. Tom Davies had given the Tanners the lead in the first half though Rangers came out stronger, Mike Jones scored twice for Rangers
Beverley Town FC has moved to second in the Humber Premier League thanks to a 3 -1 win over St Andrews at Bishop Burton College. It was not all plain sailing for town, falling a goal behind inside eight minutes after a long ball left the town
Beverley Town FC shared the points after a scoreless draw with North Ferriby United in the Humber premier League. Town are the only unbeaten side left in the Humber Premier League though gaffer Dave Ricardo is keen to see his side convert their draws into
Hodgsons FC were well beaten this weekend by North Cave in the Humber Premier League. A depleted Tanners side offered little resistance to rampant North Cave who won the game six nil scoring three goals in each half.
The Tanners suffered a 7 – 0 defeat to Reckitts AFC in their first game of the new Humber Premeir League season. Their game was moved to Hull after no pitch was available at Bishop Burton College.
St Andrews were beaten 5 – 2 at Bishop Burton College by Sculcoates Amateurs in the Humber Premier League. A Michael Leng hat-trick and goals from Danny Moon and Michael Gawthorpe ensured one of the leagues strongest
Police are appealing for assistance with enquiries into how a large quantity of what is thought to be red diesel was disposed of in a lake at Bishop Burton College, York Road in Beverley.
Hodgsons FC got their pre season off to a good start as they beat Molescroft Rangers two nil. Playing at that new ground, Bishop Burton College the Tanners boss Rob Lever was pleased with the sides overall performance.
Hodgsons FC pre season starts on July 10th, with Fitness on a Tuesday and proper coaching on a Thursday. Friendlies will be played on Saturday
Young people from across the East Riding are invited to an event to find out more about training, apprenticeships and further education.
This weeks edition of HU17.net Magazine is available from Molescroft News on Woodhall Way. Inside you will find photos and articles that have appeared on the HU17.net web site.
The Lord Nelson claimed the honours this weekend as they beat the Barrel Walkington 3 – 1 in the East Riding County League at Bishop Burton College.
The Lord Nelson were on the wrong end of a 3 – 2 score line at Bishop Burton College. Visitors Haltemprice claimed all three points leaving the Lord Nelson firmly routed to the bottom of the East Riding County League Division One
St Andrews were beaten 5 – 2 by North Ferriby United at Bishop Burton College in the Humber Premier League. The result leaves St Andrews in the bottom three of the table and just two points ahead Beverley side Hodgsons
Beverley Town Beavers and the Lord Nelson played out a 2 – 2 draw at Bishop Burton College. The Beverley sides who have being propping up the East Riding County League all season both failed to take
Westella started the game slowly and needed Rick Watson to make an important early save to keep the scores level. In a competitive game Bobby Stevenson worked hard to gain control of the the midfield.
The Lord Nelson pulled of the shock result of the day as they beat St Georges FC 7 – 4 in the East Riding County League.
The Lord Nelson registered their first win in the East Riding County League by beating Molescroft Rangers 2 – 1 at Bishop Burton College. Victory lifts the Lord Nelson off the foot of the table though next week they will face a tough test when they travel to King George V Playing Fields to face league leaders St George’s FC. Molescroft Ranges have an equality tricky fixture at the Beverley…