The blue and golds will host their plum Yorkshire Cup second round tie at the Leisure Centre kicking off at 2pm this Saturday. Pennine Premier League outfit Halifax Irish will be in town on Saturday. A full day’s entertainment will be on offer with the Beverley Braves
The Beverley Braves under 10s finished their season with a disappointing defeat at Holderness Vikings. The game rearranged from earlier in the season played on Saturday 6th October in lovely sunny conditions ended in a 40-12 defeat.
This fixture is always a tough battle for Beverley Braves and today was no exception. Callum Officer and Dylan Clifford set the tone with charges that stunned the opposition. Big hits went in from all players and Harry Bell
Beverley travelled to Leeds to play in their first Cross Yorkshire fixture. Facing an unknown side they had to make an impression from the off and you could see on their faces that they were up for the challenge.
After a ferocious encounter last week against old rivals East Hull in the last of the summer 9 a side competition Beverley had to be tough in this league fixture as they returned to 13 a side game.
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After the disruption caused by the summer holidays Beverley Braves played their first game in four weeks and were able to pick from an almost full squad for the first time in seven weeks.
Beverley under nines cruelly missed out on a victory against Skirlaugh Bulls in the pouring rain at Longcroft but were second-best in the score line only after a pulsating, end to end tussle.
Beverley Braves came up short on Wednesday night despite a great effort in what was their first game in a fortnight against the green and golds of West Hull who seemed to settle in the wet weather much quicker than their hosts.
An important meeting will take place this Monday 13th August 7.30pm at the Hodgsons Pub. It is a joint meeting between the open age section, and the Beverley Braves.
The Beverley Braves under tens put in a huge amount of effort but weakened by holidays and injuries, they were simply outclassed by the bigger and faster Cottingham Tigers which inflicted the heaviest defeat on the Braves this season.
To continue to give the rugby league teams who wish to play during the school holiday period, the league decided to run a 9 – a side tournament.
In a massive team effort, the young Beverley Braves came from two tries down to tie against the Tigers in a thrilling game that they can count themselves extremely unlucky not to have emerged victorious from. The rugby league on display from Beverley was nothing short of excellent for under nines with sweeping passing movements a pleasure to watch and some bone crunching defence, which had the crowd wincing at…
Beverley had to dig deep this Sunday against a Skirlaugh side who are undefeated in the league. After some excellent games in previous weeks the Beverley Braves were up for the challenge despite having players missing on holiday.
The Beverley Braves U8s earned well deserved 4 – 4 drawwith Cottingham Tigers. The Beverley Braves lost to the Tigers 5-2 earlier in the season, so this was a good opportunity to see how the team had progressed.
Beverley Braves continue to fly the flag for rugby league in the county town of East Yorkshire with player membership continuing to increase at all age levels.
Beverley kicked off on this sunny Sunday morning with determination against a big Myton side and within the first few minutes, they had put the visitors under pressure to force an error and give possession to the Braves yards from Myton’s line.
Beverley Braves U9s ran out comfortable winners against a decent Vikings side on Wednesday night beating their opponents 10 tries to 5