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Mill Lane United won their fifth Trophy of a very successful season with a hard fought victory against Brayton Belles.In lovely summer conditions on a perfect pitch both sides served up a goal fest in the under 14 Girls Plate Cup Final
Beverley Whitestar’s last home game of the season kicked off at Broadgates instead of their usual Leisure Centre ground but the change in venue didn’t cause any problems as the Whitestar team took control of the game from the kick off.
Beverley Town Wanderers earnt the title “The Invincibles”, bringing their season to a close with two more emphatic victories, this time at Hessle Rangers Colts, taking their remarkable end of season tally to an outstanding played 20
With nothing to separate these two exceptional teams in passion and endeavour it was an excellent individual goal by Isobel Gillyon that settled the game at Broadgates.
Beverley Town Cricket Club’s 3rd XI moved to the top of the Alliance Premier when they recorded an easy 8-wicket win over newly promoted Newland at the Norwood Recreation Ground.
Darran Bilton again won the Hall Construction Group Beverley 10K. Bilton started the race as favourite and did not disappoint crossing the line first.
A bumper crowd and a rain deluge greeted both teams as they took to the pitch to play the re-arranged U13 HBSFL Plate Final. Pitch conditions were expected to be greasy due to the recent poor weather and this impacted the way both
Beverley Whitestar Girls were one of eight under 10 sides lucky enough to play at the KC Stadium. Clubs from around the region were invited to take by the East Riding County FA to take part in the matches that were played during the half time
On Bank holiday Monday Beverley AC Juniors took part in the Kit Bell Memorial Meeting organised by Grimsby Harriers at King George V Stadium in Grimsby.
There was a good turnout by Beverley Athletic Club Juniors in the twelfth Kirkbymoorside 10k and fun run last Sunday. They had a choice of 1 mile, 5k and 10k distances and the hilly terrain tested them all.
A small group from Beverley Athletic Club travelled across the Humber Bridge to Scunthorpe last Sunday to take part in the inaugural North Lincolnshire Half-Marathon.
Lucas Meagor of Beverley Athletic Club took advantage of the Bank Holiday to take part in the Tees Barrage 10k last Monday. This popular race follows a surprisingly scenic route between Stockton and Middlesbrough.
Bridlington Town came from two goals down to win the East Riding Senior Cup at the KC Stadium against Hall Road Rangers Reserves. Town went into the match as favourites but never go got going early on and went two goals behind to a Rangers
AFC Tickton final game of the season ended in style, with a nail biting 5 – 4 victory over Bridlington Tigers. This was AFC Tickton’s manager last game after 8 years of managing the team.
Beverley ARLC and Hodgsons FC played their annual fund raiser at the Beverley Leisure Centre this weekend. This year it was the Blue and Golds who won as they beat the Tanners on a day that left Ben Daniels with a split lip.
Skipper Halloran leads the way after McCoid ripped the heart of the the North’s middle order to secure the first win for East this season.
Beverley Racecourse has not had the best of luck with the weather this season that has seen it lose one of its fixtures. Again the weather was not great but that did not stop people in their thousands from coming the Beverley Racecourse
Beverley Town Wanderers produced their finest display to date with 2 more victories over a spirited Westella & Willerby side. Game 1 saw the opposition control the early exchanges in the first half but it was the Wanderers who took the lead after a fine delivery