Hull Wyke Topple Braves At The Leisure Centre
The Beverley Braves were beaten this weekend by Hull Wyke in the Hull and District Youth Rugby League at the Beverley Leisure Centre.
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The Beverley Braves were beaten this weekend by Hull Wyke in the Hull and District Youth Rugby League at the Beverley Leisure Centre.
Beverley Town Cricket Club’s first team earned a losing draw at the Norwood Recreation Ground as they entertained Woodhouse Grange in the Yorkshire & District Senior Cricket League.
Rowley Park Polo club held their first ladies tournament since the formation of the new club. The light blues took on the dark blues competing in six chuckers on a glorious afternoon.
Hull FC U19s made light work of Wakefield Trinity Wildcats as they beat them 38 – 0 at the Elite Performance Centre.
Skirlaugh pushed their opponents the Egremont Rangers all the way to the final whistle in an exciting game of rugby league.
This was the Hull and District Youth group cup final and favourites Beverley Braves who were undefeated this season with only 28 points scored against them so far in nine matches.
Skirlaugh Bulls under 14s came away victorious in the Peter Lowthorpe Memorial Cup Final beating West Hull 32-12 at Haworth Park.
Beverley Town Cricket Club 3rd XI put in a poor batting display against Sutton 1st XI at the Norwood Recreation Ground but still almost managed to secure a win with a spirited comeback in the field.
75 girls teams from across the North East of England arrived at the Brayton Belles tournament in Selby in advance of what turned out to be a great showcase for girl’s football.
Beverley Town Cricket Club 2nd XI recorded a losing draw at the Norwood Recreation Ground against league leaders Hull Zingari.
East Hull came out on top in the rugby league Conference Premier League clash against local rivals Myton Warriors, East Hull proved too strong for the Warriors winning the game 32 pts to 10.
The Beverley Braves U10s proved to be too good for Hull Wyke as the sides did battle playing a good game of rugby league in the rain at the Beverley Leisure Centre.
Beverley Town Dynamos entered their first two tournaments in consecutive weekends and proved to be the outstanding team twice by winning both.
Beverley Braves under 11s never recovered from a slow start and crashed to 12-28 defeat against Dockers at the Beverley Leisure Centre. The result means Dockers retain the Curly cup played for in memory of Paul ‘Curly’ Quiney
Beverley Town Cricket Club’s Ladies welcomed Treeton to the Norwood Recreation Ground on a glorious sunny afternoon, and it was the visitors who won the toss and elected to field.
Mill Lane United Yellows fell at the last hurdle in the National Girls Football Tournament At Skelmersdale.