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Beverley Town Cricket Clubs 2nd xl had a comfortable victory over their closest rivals, Tadcaster Magnet 1st xl at the Norwood Recreation Ground on Bank Holiday Monday.
Members of Beverley Athletic Club enjoyed an energetic bank holiday weekend taking part in the Smugglers Trod challenge event on the North Yorkshire Moors.
Beverley Town Cricket Club’s 2nd XI cemented their place at the top of the table, with a comprehensive 9 wicket win over local rivals Hornsea 1st XL on Saturday.
Another rain affected day, another lost toss from skipper Alan Acklam. Beverley Town Cricket Club were swiftly asked to bat on what was a soft wet pitch.
On a day when weather was always going to be the most important factor Beverley Town Cricket Club captain “Beefy” AKA Alan Acklam surprisingly enough lost the toss and Beverley were asked to bat.
Thousands packed out Beverley Racecourse for their family fun day. The Beverley Lions were on site running a number of stalls raising money for the local community and there
Beverley RUFC’s second team were beaten by Doncaster Academy 29 – 21 at Beaver Park as they continued their build up to the new season. The Beavers founds themselves 17 – 0 down after just ten minutes
Two goals from super sub Jamie Robinson were enough to ensure Bramsholme Athletic left Longcroft School with all three points as they beat North Ferriby United Reserves 3 – 2.
Hodgsons FC were well beaten this weekend by North Cave in the Humber Premier League. A depleted Tanners side offered little resistance to rampant North Cave who won the game six nil scoring three goals in each half.
Beverley Town FC has received new training kits thanks to local coffee shop, Costa Coffee. Store manager Cathy Burgess is a Beverley lass through and through and when approached about a possible deal
A late Eddie Birch strike earned Beverley Town FC a point as they hosted Humber Premier League Champions Ricketts AFC. A crowd of close to 100 people were at the Norword Recreation Ground to witness was turned out to be a fiery
Beverley Town Cricket Club’s seconds beat Hull CC at the Norwood Recreation Ground. Hull won the toss and put Beverley into bat who set the visitors a target of 264 runs.
Beverley RUFC overcame a tough pre season friendly against Scunthorpe of the National League 3 Midlands.The Beavers won the game 37 – 17 with tries coming from Junior Tupai, Tomasi Tanumi, Craig Hancock
Both these sides served up a quality pre-season friendly for the big crowd that assembled at the Beverley Leisure Centre. The West Riding outfit gave Guy Adam’s side just the kind of tough examination he was looking for, and he will draw many positives from it.
Beverley Town FC got their Humber Premier League campaign off to a flyer with a great away win as they beat Chalk Lane 2 – 1. Goals from Tyler Collinson and Lewis Keating were enough to secure the points and manage Dave Ricardo
The Tanners suffered a 7 – 0 defeat to Reckitts AFC in their first game of the new Humber Premeir League season. Their game was moved to Hull after no pitch was available at Bishop Burton College.
St Andrews were beaten 5 – 2 at Bishop Burton College by Sculcoates Amateurs in the Humber Premier League. A Michael Leng hat-trick and goals from Danny Moon and Michael Gawthorpe ensured one of the leagues strongest
Beverley Braves came up short on Wednesday night despite a great effort in what was their first game in a fortnight against the green and golds of West Hull who seemed to settle in the wet weather much quicker than their hosts.