On another wet Summer day, the Beverley Braves U8s started in typical fashion, Jacob Parkinson driving through the heart of the Wyke defence leaving Samuel Shrimpton space to run down the line to score the opening try.
The game started with some outstanding tackling from Beverley who certainly looked full of aggression from the off. James McGahey, who performs text book tackles week in week out
Although the Beverley Braves had their biggest win of the season against Lambwath Lions, credit must go to their opponents who never gave up.
It was a beautiful evening in west Hull on Wednesday as these two teams entertained the crowd in a thrilling seesaw affair that went down to the very last minute.
After a week off Beverley had to bounce back with style and they did just that. Harry Bullyment set the tone for the game with stunning successive tackles from the off and then Beverley started their attack.
The Beverley Braves U8s produced the performance of their season so far, to hold a strong Wyke team to a draw. The team had worked hard in training on their defensive game, and this helped Beverley take a 3-1 lead. In attack
In driving wind and rain Beverley Braves under 10s, severely depleted by holidays and illness, put in a huge effort but fell just short against West Hull.
The Beverley Braves fronted up to a previously unbeaten West Hull and were unlucky not to have come away with the spoils after a really good performance.
In a very open game game which was hard to call at half time, Beverley Braves went on to win 10 – 6. The first half saw tries being traded between the Braves and Skirlaugh Bulls. Louix Gorman opened the scoring
The hottest day of the year so far saw a great game of rugby league at Shelly Avenue with Hull Dockers running out 16-8 winners against a Beverley Braves side who put in a huge amount of effort
The Beverley Braves did not have the best of starts to this Peter Lowthorpe Under 14 Cup semi final as they had to soak up massive pressure on their line from the off but Owen Harrison spoilt the attack with an excellent interception
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Beverley Braves under 10’s got back to wining ways with a 34-18 victory over Hull All Blacks at the leisure centre. The Braves scored six tries and kicked five goals in an entertaining game with Luke Dobbie scoring a try and a goal on his debut.
Beverley has a new mayor after Cllr Margaret Pinder was elect into office at the Beverley Guildhall. Former Mayor of Beverley Peter Astell complete his time in office by handing out a selection of community awards.
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.
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 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.
It was important for the Beverley Braves to bounce back after the previous week and they did just that in style. Myton kicked the ball to start the game and it came to Joe Wardill who accelerated from his own line up the field running from one wing