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Players from Cherry Burton Cricket Club enjoyed a training session with pro cricketer Steven Mullaney. The Nottinghamshire all rounder was in Beverley
Hundreds of people from all over the region were at Beaver Park as Beverley RUFC hosted a Mini Matrix.
The events of the previous weekend had left everyone at Beverley ARLC feeling a little down, but this performance proved to be the perfect tonic.
A hard fought and thoroughly enjoyable game between two well-matched sides. After their trouncing at Burnage the previous week Beverley came back in fine style and might easily have won this.
Beverley Town Football Club had defensive errors and some weak refereeing to blame as they twice let slip a lead against ten-man Wawne United.
Beverley AC sent a team of 10 men and 1 woman plus a large number of juniors, joined the field at the Humberside County Championships at Weelsby Woods, Grimsby, last Sunday.
On a very windy day both teams provided a very entertaining game. Playing against the elements Mill Lane United Yellows started slowly against their enthusiastic opponents and after a defensive mix up
Beverley Athletic Club’s Carla Stansfield made it four out of four by winning the women’s race at the fourth event in this year’s East Yorkshire Cross Country League
Racing will return to the Westwood course on April 15th with an afternoon meeting kicking a fixture list that will see the course stage 19 fixtures from April through till September.
Beverley return to Beaver park with their first home game after the festive break short on confidence after the mauling they received at Burnage with possibly the clubs biggest loss in its history.
A packed stand, and spectators gathered around the perimeter of the ground greeted Beverley and Hull Dockers A in Tom Beautiman Cup, but it was day that was to end badly for the blue and golds.
Beverley Town Football Club got 2015 off to the worst possible start as they were beaten by Bridlington Sports Club at the Norwood Recreation Ground.
The least said about this the better. For Burnage this was a fine performance by a side playing at the top of its game. For Beverley the score says it all.
Steve Conolly says he will be bursting with pride when he steps up and captains Beverley ARLC in their Tom Beautiman Cup Final against Hull Dockers A.
Pat Howdle accepts that his side will be favourites going into their match with Hull Dockers A in the Tom Beautiman Cup Final.
On New Year’s Day, nearly 200 runners took part in the annual Beverley Lions Fun Run.
Beverley return to action after the festive break with an away trip to Burnage who are four places above Beverley, who still remain anchored at the foot of National North Three table.
Runners in Beverley are reminded that they need to sign up for the Hull Marathon before 1 January 2015 to take advantage of the Early Bird entry fees.