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Following her recent silver medal at the London Open ranking event, East Yorkshire Judo Academy player, Holly Bentham, made her debut in a senior competition at Goole Leisure Centre last weekend.
Vinnie Fleming says fitness will be key in his up and coming fight against Tony Henderson and that he is looking to end the fight early.
Jonathan Fisher says he could not have asked for anything more from his side as they beat York to go second in the York & District Senior League.
Sam Welburn praised his side for sticking to the task after his side turned the match following a poor start at the Norwood Recreation Ground.
After a lacklustre start by the Beverley Braves, they found themselves 12 nil down after ten minutes, on a hot Sunday morning at the home of Crigglestone All Blacks in Wakefield. But the lads responded well to a strong but fair team talk by coach, Chris Harrison.
Beverley Town Cricket Club 2nd XI have moved into second place in the league after they beat Welton & Brough by 6 wickets at the Norwood Recreation Ground.
Anthony Spence will lead Beverley Town Cricket Club 1st XI as they travel to North Yorkshire to face York II in the York & District Senior Cricket League. Spence has been handed the role for Saturday’s clash as first-team skipper Jonathan Fish takes an afternoon off to enjoy a wedding.
Gemma Thomas from the East Riding County FA says it hugely exciting times for Women’s football in the area.
Late drama saw the Basketball side DST Wild Dogs cup hopes come tumbling down after they were beaten in the final seconds of the game by the BC Falcons.
Jonathan Fisher says he is ‘disappointed’ with the way Beverley Town Cricket Club 1st XI performed against Stamford Bridge in the cup at the Norwood Recreation Ground.
On Sunday the Beverley Town Cricket Club 4th XI beat Skidby in the first round of the Dave Conner Cup at the Norwood Recreation Ground.
Last weekend saw some outstanding efforts for Beverley AC in 4 local and national events.
Beverley Town came from behind to win the East Riding Junior Cup beating local rivals the Lord Nelson 3-2 in extra time at Queensgate.
Beverley Town Cricket Club 3rds embarked on their longest trip of the season to the picturesque ground of Patrington. Town won the toss and elected to bowl first on a spongy looking pitch.
A powerful batting performance by Beverley Town Cricket Club 4 XI provided the perfect platform for them to win at the Norwood Recreation Ground.
Mill Lane United U12s completed their season by lifting the East Riding Girls Football League trophy at Dunswell Sports Ground.
Beverley Town Cricket Club claimed all 30 points in the York & District Senior Cricket League on Saturday after beating Hull Zingari by 77 runs.
Bad weather did little to dampen the spirits of those at Beverley Racecourse for the themed meeting a Very British Race Day.