Local sporting news featuring football, rugby union, rugby league new from Beverley’s key clubs
Not for the first time this year the Beverley Braves under 12s started slowly and gave themselves too much to do to get the result against West Hull. After falling behind
Jonathan Fisher tasted defeat for first time as captain of Beverley Town Cricket Club as they were beaten by Doncaster Town in the National Cup.
Beverley Town retained their Humber Premier League title after they beat Crown FC 3 – 0 to be confirmed as champions for the second consecutive season.
A winning six from Alan Acklam ensured that Beverley Town Cricket Club got off to the perfect start at the Norwood Recreation Ground as beat Sewerby by five wickets.
Sam Welburn feels that Beverley Town CC 3rd Team victory over Bransholme & Kingswood is the perfect preparation ahead of their first fixture of the new season.
Beverley RUFC say that the recent visit of a touring side from South Africa was a huge success.
Jonathan Fisher has gone for experience over youth with his initial selection as Beverley Town Cricket Club first team captain.
Beverley Town Football Club will be aiming to win the Humber Premier League title this weekend by securing the single point needed against Crown FC.
Beverley Town Cricket Club are looking forward to the new season that will see all four of their sides now play in the York Senior League and York Conference after the winter shake-up of the league systems.
Today sees the second meeting of the season at Beverley Racecourse. The first meeting was a real family affair at the Westwood course and today should be as equality exciting with eight races on the cards.
Beverley travelled to St. Marys to take on St. Andrews knowing that a victory would most likely mean retaining the Humber Premier League title.
Beverley Town Cricket Club were well beaten by Driffield this weekend at the Norwood Recreation Ground.
Beverley Town Football Club are just one point away from securing their second consecutive Humber Premier League title.
Almost a year to the day the Yellows from Mill Lane United welcomed back their friends from Canada for the annual Trans Atlantic challenge.
Beverley Braves made it four away wins on the bounce with a very hard fought win against Wyke in what was a decent game of Rugby league.
Hull Kingston Rovers U16s brushed aside their locals rival Hull FC with a comprehensive 30 – 4 win at Bishop Burton College.
80 darts players including a team of ladies from the Humber Keel took part in N.U.R.S.E. charity darts tournament at the Beverley Conservative Club.
The new season got under-way at Beverley Racecourse this week and it was a real family affair. Great weather added to a day that saw many people bringing their children to the races for free.