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Beverley make the short trip up the M62 to play their final game in National North Three before being relegated along with their weekend opponents Morley.
Mill Lane United Yellows U16 girls retained the League cup in a hard fought game against North Ferriby .
Beverley Rugby Club under 13s beat their Driffield counterparts 44 points to 12 this weekend at Beaver Park in an excellent good natured game.
Beverley Town Cricket club enter the 2015 season with an opportunity to be promoted in to the top flight of cricket in Yorkshire.
Beverley Racecourse hosted their first meeting of the 2015 season giving race goers first chance to see the new improvements that were made during the winter.
Despite having six players unavailable due to work commitments and holidays Beverley Braves under 12s did a thoroughly efficient job disposing
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 blue and golds were left kicking their heels last weekend when the start to the season was delayed.
Paul Mulrennan has no intention of relinquishing his crown as top jockey at Beverley ahead of the track’s curtain-raiser on Wednesday.
Once again, the Beverley Braves under 13s were struggling for numbers due to injuries, other commitments and holidays and kicked off at Myton Warriors with just 12 men.
Tangerine Trees and Borderlescott are on a potential collision course for the Totepool Beverley Bullet in August as horse racing returns to Beverley Racecourse on Wednesday.
Beverley RUFC Colts travelled down to Selby in the quarter final of the Yorkshire Cup for the second time in three weeks, to gain revenge from the heart break in the league.
There is much more at stake this season in the Hunters York & District Senior Cricket League than winning the highly coveted league title, for the top six teams including Scarborough
Beverley Town Cricket club played their first match of the summer as they hosted Cleethorpes Cricket Club at the Norwood recreation ground.
Perhaps the least said about this the better. It was Beverley’s last home fixture of what has been a fairly wretched season and it ended in another heavy defeat.
Racing Angels team manager Andy Robinson says a photography event held on the banks of the River Humber this morning proved to be a massive success.
Beverley Town Reserves got back to winning ways with a comfortable 2-1 victory at Norwood Recreation Ground.
Beverley Braves U10s hosted Hull Dockers at Longcroft School this week. Short of players the both sides played with a man less.