Shaun Gibson Header Puts Town Into The Cup Final
Beverley Town Reserves have booked their place in the East Riding County Football League Cup Final thanks to a single goal from Shaun Gibson.
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Beverley Town Reserves have booked their place in the East Riding County Football League Cup Final thanks to a single goal from Shaun Gibson.
The blue and golds are hoping to dust themselves off from last weekend disappointment and return to winning ways this Saturday in their Yorkshire Premier League fixture away to Norland Sharks.
Sir Michael Stoute will attempt to maintain his blistering start to the season by sending two runners to Beverley on Thursday.
The RB Hull Marathon is on the shortlist of 12 for the best UK marathon and voting closes at 6 PM on Wednesday.
Beverley Braves under 13s put Hull Dockers to the sword with a thrilling 12 try display at the Beverley Leisure Centre.
Monsoon like rain throughout Friday night left the Beverley RUFC First team pitch waterlogged and this match was therefore transferred to the No 2 pitch which was also very wet but at least playable.
This performance was a real let down after Wednesday evenings near flawless one against the Army which built up such a wave of optimism.
The blue and golds gave a tremendous exhibition of rugby to a big crowd under floodlights on this history-making day.
Don’t be fooled by this score line as the young Braves gave the much bigger Bulls a real scare before a 10-minute spell immediately after the break when Beverley never touched the ball finally broke them.
Prominent owner Keith Brown feels he could have found “the next Top Notch Tonto” ahead of Orewa’s debut at Beverley’s first meeting of the season on Wednesday.
A highly entertaining fixture saw Town bounce back from two cup defeats during the week with some great attacking play.
Beverley Town Football Club are ninth in the Humber Premier League after goals from Craig Muirhead and Matty Littlefield secured them all three points.
Beverley RUFC U13s travelled to Goole looking to settle a score after they had lost a match that they were comfortably winning the last time these teams met.
Beverley RUFC travelled the short distance to Doncaster on Saturday to take on Wheatley Hills, who are battling to avoid relegation, and what a performance they turned in.
This trip to the defending Yorkshire champions was always going to be a tough ask on the opening day of the league campaign.
Athletes from local running clubs and from further afield gathered at Great Hatfield last Sunday to take part in the Hornsea 1/3 Marathon.
The East Riding County Football Association is looking to increase the opportunities for people to play football with the introduction of a new Kick Start grant to help make this happen.