Local sporting news featuring football, rugby union, rugby league new from Beverley’s key clubs
Molescroft Rangers saw off Hodgsons FC Reserves in the Dean Cup though needed penalties. In a scrappy game at the Beverley Leisure Centre is was Rangers who took the lead though the Tanners
The Beverley Braves returned to action this week as they faced East Hull at the Beverley Leisure Centre. On a glorious evening the Braves battled hard scoring two
Sandal RFC are the visitors to Beaver Park on Saturday for the National League 3 (North) fixture with Beverley. The match is jointly sponsored by Smailes Goldie & Co. and N & P Electrical Services Ltd and Kicks off at 3 p.m.
Beverley’s Holly Bentham continued her recent good form in the Yorkshire and Humberside Under 12 Championships held in Bradford.
Tickton Tigers gave 100% against a well organised Cottingham Rangers; though the weather condition was poor both teams played some good football to the delight of both sets of parents.
The Beverley Braves needed to maintain their current form from previous matches against a strong looking Wyke side and it was the visitors who had the early pressure.
Former Beverley ARLC boss Richard Shaw has denied he is thinking switching codes from rugby league to rugby union. Shaw was spotted at Beaver Park where he was his usual animated self
Hull College Girls beat AFC Pinefleet Wolfreton in the Hull Boys Sunday League to remain second in the U13 Kingston Division. With just two games remaining the all girls team are closing in on promotion
Mill Lane United continued their winning ways in the East Riding Girls Football League with a visit to Goole Town Girls in a hard fought match that saw United claim victory.
AFC Tickton after three games unbeaten, were at home to league leaders, Courts. Courts took control early on and put pressure on the stand-in goal keeper Michael Ringrose who managed to pull off some fine saves
A frustrating day for Beverley RUFC. They badly needed a win here and had ample opportunities to get it but in the end too many chances went begging and they paid the price.
Mill Lane United moved a step closer to the League title with a battling performance against one of their main rivals Costello. The teams had met 3 times already this season with the score 2 1 in Mill Lane United’s favour and another pulsating game was anticipated.
The blue and golds travelled out to Keyingham last Saturday on a near perfect Spring afternoon welcoming back Lee Stevens, Gavin Platt and Adam Norton from their various work commitments to bolster up the pack.
The Tanners made it back to back wins in the Humber Premier League for the first time this season giving their fight for survival a massive boost. Hodgsons FC, playing at Longcroft School beat Hedon Rangers 2 – 0
Beverley Town Beavers climbed out of the relegation zone with a point against East Riding County League leaders St Georges. The point keeps the Beavers it touching distance of safety
Molescroft Rangers in the words of boss James Healey ‘Unlucky’ this afternoon as they lost to Bridlington Academy at the Beverley Leisure Centre. The visitors stormed into the lead inside 2 minutes before
Beverley Town secured another three Humber Premier League points as they beat Hedon Rangers. Both goals came in the first half, Nathan White opened the scoring with Sam Cox adding a second.
A second half goal from Keely Forward earned Mill Lane Untied U14s a draw against Costello FC at Broadgates. The visitors took the lead through Shannon Kay in the first half lead