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Dave Ricardo has told HU17 that Westmoreland will need to a decent or semi pro if they are to have any chance against Beverley Town this weekend.
The Beavers will welcome Westoe to Beaver Park for what will be an extremely difficult fixture against one of the most intimidating teams in the league.
After some good performances in the opening matches of the new season, the first home fixtures of saw the Beverley RUFC under 11s squad hosting Goole and Malton.
Beverley AC’s athletes were in action at two big local races last weekend. Sunday saw the inaugural Plusnet Yorkshire Marathon attracting an international field to York, and the well established Bridlington Half Marathon remained highly
Beverley RUFC second team returned to winning ways as they beat Hornsea 41 – 24.
11 Beverley AC runners recently ventured up to The Lake District for the Annual Club trip to the Coniston 14 lakeside road race.
The Beverley Bandits claimed the spoils as they beat Bridlington Mariners at Beaver park. Victory means the Bandits have now strung together back to back wins in the league.
Beverley RUFC played host to a festival of rugby at their home ground Beaver Park.
Beverley’s first official game as an U16 was against Eastmoor Dragons from the Yorkshire League Division 4 in the first round of the Yorkshire Cup.
Mill Lane United Yellows got back on the winning trail in the East Riding Girls Football League with a hard-fought victory against a determined North Ferriby side.
A goal in each half was enough to secure Beverley Town Reserves all three points at the Norwood Recreation Ground.
Molescroft Rangers continued their good run of form with a 4 – 0 win at the Beverley Leisure Centre over Middleton Rovers.
This was a very disappointing afternoon for the blue and golds on their travels to East Hull. Despite fielding, a reasonably strong line up, with only notable absentees
Playing their first game at under 12 rules, effectively the full rules of rugby league, the 2013 Beverley Braves under 11s were taught a harsh lesson by a fast and mobile Castleford Panthers.
Beverley RUFC cannot afford much more like this. They have enough quality to be a top six side yet they have now lost five matches, at least four of them games they should have won.
Cayton Bay, near Scarborough held the secretspot east coast classic surf contest over the weekend with riders of all levels from across the area.
Beverley ARLC will return to action playing their first league game for three weeks.
Beverley Town Football Club move one step closer to the KC Stadium after beating Hessle Rangers in the first round of the East Riding Senior Cup.