Local sporting news featuring football, rugby union, rugby league new from Beverley’s key clubs
Beverley had their first away game for ten weeks, travelling to Brough to play Hessle Rangers who were sitting ninth in the Humber Premier League and were coming into the game on the back of a good victory away to Crown the previous week.
Beverley RUFC resume their league programme with a visit to Keighley on Saturday, needing only 2 points to secure the championship and promotion back to the National Leagues.
Photos from the Point-2-Point that took place this weekend at Dalton Park. An annual event the meeting is organised by the Holderness Hunt and features amateur rider’s horse racing over a jump course.
The blue and golds’ fixture against Hull Isberg at the Leisure Centre last Saturday was postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.
Mill Lane United Yellows scored eleven goals as they might light work of the Brayton Belles in the East Riding Girls County League. In rainy conditions on a muddy pitch both sides could be forgiven for wanting to go back to bed on an awful Saturday morning.
Beverley continued the season with some more quality rugby as soon as the whistle blew to start the game. Their physical intensity overwhelms the opposition and despite some excellent defensive tackling from Wyke
Beverley Town Football Club came from behind to beat Hessle Rangers 2 – 1 in the Humber Premier League. Town fell behind after a keeper Adam Nicholson failed to deal with a free kick
Football action featuring AFC Tickton and North Ferriby United at Longcroft School. The sides played two games, the first ending 2 – 0 to North Ferriby
Beverley Golf Club’s premier tournament just got bigger and better following a major revision and boost to the prize fund.
The Bath Killer Bees rolled into town this weekend as they took on the Hull Sharks for a place in the semi finals of the British Universities & College Sport American Football championship.
The blue and golds clinically dispatched of a plucky Park Rangers outfit on a foul afternoon in Hull last Saturday. Coach Guy Adams had to contend with a number of absentees due to work commitments and forced him to re-shuffle his starting lineup.
Chalk Lane came from behind to be Hodgsons FC in the Humber Premier League. The Tanners took the lead in the first half through Danny Cattle and looked in control of the game. However, just five minutes after the restart Chalk Lane turned the game on its head as they scored two goals. With Tanners chasing the game, the home side were able to add two further goals late on…
Well that’s it then. This victory and defeat for their two closest rivals as good as ensures that Beverley will now be champions of North One East. Strictly it is not over till
On a bitterly cold morning Beverley piled on the pressure early pinning Isberg on their own line with some great tackles from James McGahey and Darren Benstead.
Paul Bryant the American Football coach once said; ‘there is no substitute for guts. That quote succinctly sums up the attitude of the Mill Lane United girls on Saturday
A Proud day for Mill Lane United with both their Girls u14 teams meeting in the Lassa Tyres Girls U14 Cup Final at Hull Universit
The second annual Beverley Braves Rugby League Club Fun Run will take place on Beverley Westwood on Saturday 13th April starting at 11am.
Conditions were perfect for running last Sunday when the final race of the 2012 / 2013 East Yorkshire Cross-Country League took place at Sewerby. It was firm underfoot with a few muddy sections and unusually for Sewerby there was no wind.