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Once again the rain affected play as Beverley Town Cricket Club’s 2nd XV played Dringhouses at the Norwood Recreation Ground, with the game reduced to 40 overs. Dringhouses won the toss and put Beverley into bat.
Pre-season training is now in full swing at the Beverley Leisure Centre. The first training session saw 25 players attend with many new faces.
Mill Lane United arrived at Costello for their final summer tournament with a ten player squad comprising of Goal Keeper Jessica Wright and defenders Skie Wyatt and Captain Olivia Nassau.
Junior and senior athletes from Beverley Athletic Club enjoyed a day out at the seaside on Sunday when they took part in the Withernsea 5 mile road race and 3k fun run.
On another wet Summer day, the Beverley Braves U8s started in typical fashion, Jacob Parkinson driving through the heart of the Wyke defence leaving Samuel Shrimpton space to run down the line to score the opening try.
A small group from Beverley Athletic Club travelled to the Lake District last weekend to tackle the tough Lakeland Trails Marathon.
Two members of Beverley Athletic Club have taken part in the Endurancelife Real Relay, an alternative Olympic torch relay that is following the 8000 mile route of the official event and covering the whole distance on foot in one non-stop journey.
Hodgsons FC pre season starts on July 10th, with Fitness on a Tuesday and proper coaching on a Thursday. Friendlies will be played on Saturday
To score 248 and lose comfortably could be quite disheartening but the Beverley Town Cricket Club’s 1st XI bounced back on Sunday with a very good performance and win against Easingwold in the quarter final of the Premier League Cup.
Dean Windass fired the starting gun for the 13th Humber Bridge Half-Marathon last Sunday and set more than a thousand athletes off on a 21km run across the bridge to Barton and back.
On a bright and breezy morning Mill Lane travelled to West Yorkshire for the penultimate tournament of their summer tour. With the organisers limiting teams to only nine players, Mill Lane travelled
The game started with some outstanding tackling from Beverley who certainly looked full of aggression from the off. James McGahey, who performs text book tackles week in week out
A Peter Groves century was the highlight of a day that saw Beverley Town Cricket Club beaten by Dunnington as they lost by seven wickets at the Norwood Recreation Ground.
Beverley Town Cricket Club were beaten by nine wickets in the Newland Evening League. Batting first at the Norwood Recreation Ground, Beverley set the visitors, Patrington, a target of 129 runs to win.
Although the Beverley Braves had their biggest win of the season against Lambwath Lions, credit must go to their opponents who never gave up.
It was a beautiful evening in west Hull on Wednesday as these two teams entertained the crowd in a thrilling seesaw affair that went down to the very last minute.
With over 300 runners taking part Humber Bridge Fun Run there was strong competition from various clubs, with the rain pouring it settled down for the start at 9.30
Beverley’s Keiran Franciosy blossomed at a football tournament hosted by Hedon Road Football Club. Keiran of St Nicholas Primary School, Beverley players for the U10’s Westella & Willerby football team.