Local sporting news featuring football, rugby union, rugby league new from Beverley’s key clubs
Pictures from the game featuring Beverley Town Mohicans who hosted Hessle Sporting. The sides met in the Hull Boys Sunday Football League as they played their last WG Saunders Under 14 Myton game of the season.
Hull College Girls were beaten in their final game of the Hull Boys Sunday League by Swanland FC. Swanland FC won the game 3 – 0 though the Hull College FDC can reflect on a season that has seen them achieve so much
Beverley Town CC 1st XI were well beaten by current York & District Senior Cricket League Premier Division champions Woodhouse Grange CC by 4 wickets at the Norwood Recreation Ground.
Beverley Town Cricket Club’s 3rd XI made light work of South Holderness beating them by 7 wickets at the Norwood Recreation Ground.
The Lord Nelson claimed the honours this weekend as they beat the Barrel Walkington 3 – 1 in the East Riding County League at Bishop Burton College.
AFC Tickton under 16 girls last game of their East Riding Girls Football League season took place at a windy Longcroft pitch and the blustery conditions seemed to hamper both teams initially.
The Under eights were involved In an end to end match with both teams showing excellent defence and attack Beverley Braves came out on top to win by 6 tries to 4.
Mill Lane United Yellows qualified for the regional futsal finals in Sheffield with a superb 1 0 victory against the Hull College Development Centre.
Hall Construction Group, sponsor of the Beverley 10k, has just announced a 10-strong team for this year’s race. Leading the team will be Chairman and Managing Director Martin Hall,
A group of five athletes from Beverley Athletic Club took part in the Woldsman 50-mile challenge event last weekend. The Woldsman starts and finishes at Driffield Show Ground and follows a scenic but testing route through Sledmere, Wharram Percy
This top of the table clash saw Mill Lane United reap revenge on Ferriby who won the first East Riding Girls Football League encounter earlier in the season.
This was the first of three Hull & District finals all staged at Haworth Park last Saturday. It proved to be a real disappointment for the blue and golds as a tight game had been predicted. Their opponents appeared to have strengthened
In appalling conditions the game kicked off with both sets of supporters not expecting to see a good standard of rugby in such bad weather. Credit must go to all the players out on the pitch for holding on to the ball so well.
Beverley Town CC 2nd’s beat York CC 3rds at the Norwood Recreation Ground. York opened the batting but the Beverley bowling attack nailed them all for just 148.
Molescroft Rangers were well beaten by Hedon Rangers Reserves at the Beverley Leisure Centre. With just one game reaming Molescroft Rangers need jut a point to secure their place in Division 1 of the East Riding County League.
Hodgsons FC shared the points with Hornsea Town as they brought down the curtain on their Humber Premier League campaign.
The Tanners despite their poor start have secured Humber Premier League football next season but will
Mill Lane United extended their unbeaten league record to 19 games with a convincing victory against Beverley Whitestar. Mill Lane United dominated both territory and possesion for the full 70minutes against opponents who were happy to keep 9 girls in defence to frustrate the league leaders. Mill Lane United went in at half time with a 2 0 advantage thanks to goals from Emily Holliday and Jodie Brown. The second…
Beverley Braves under 10’s made it three consecutive wins with a great team performance against a Victoria side that deserved more from the game than the two their two tries.