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Beverley Rugby Union Football Club Under 9’s team played their first match of the season against Malton on Sunday.
The players were eagerly looking forward to this match, in which they were allowed to play full contact rugby for the first time.
Beverley Town Juniors were celebrating after they came out on top in the local derby with comprehensive 10-2 win over neighbours Mill Lane United.
Playing at Longcroft School, both sides started well in the Hull Boys Sunday Football League clash.
Beverley Town Reserves concluded the first month of the season with four straight wins going into October top of the East Riding County Premier League.
Town’s second string capped of what has been a good month for the side with comprehensive 4-2 win over local rivals Leven Member Club at Longcroft School.
Beverley Town Football Club suffered another defeat as they were knocked out of the Whiteheads Fish and Chip Cup by Bridlington Town.
Despite playing well, Town’s manager Rich Jagger was left feeling frustrated as his side were yet again unable to take their chances.
Beverley Under 15s played a ferocious end to end against Yarnbury (Leeds) in the 2nd round preliminary of the Yorkshire Cup this weekend.
The two sides had met for the first time last season and as expected this would be another close game.
This was more like it. Not a great performance by any means but vastly improved from the dismal showing of the previous week and in the end a comfortable bonus point win.
In truth as a spectacle this was a pretty drab affair with not much running rugby and a relentless stream of penalties being awarded throughout.
Beverley Athletic Club will be extending the hand of friendship to all as they host the 2017 Beaver Trail next month.
Taking place on 19 November, club runners and members of the community are being invited to take part in an even that spans back 18 years.
Beverley U15s welcomed Goole to Beaver Park for a first-round Yorkshire Cup tie just two weeks after losing to them in an early-season friendly.
Coming back to near full-strength after injury lay-offs over recent weeks presented the u15s with a chance to redress the balance, and a strong and intelligent display from the full squad saw them contain and dismantle a capable and expansive Goole team.
The blue and golds just fell at the final hurdle in their bid for Grand Final glory at the home of Batley Bulldogs on Saturday. They had to admit that the best team on the day won.
Beverley came into the final expecting a different type of game to the previous week’s war of attrition in the semi-final and their opponents expansive attacking machine proved to be just a little too much to handle.
Pray let it be a long time before we endure another afternoon like this. This was a truly awful game.
There was plenty of huffing and puffing and it was all played in a good spirit but the quality hardly ever rose above the mediocre. What little constructive rugby there was came from Hullensians who fully deserved their comfortable victory.
Photos from the Yorkshire Mens League Grand Final that saw Beverley ARLC and Siddal go head to head for the title.
Despite taking the lead in the match, it was Siddal who were crowned champions as they defeated Beverley 30-12 at the Fox’s Biscuits Stadium.
Hodgsons FC have kicked off their new season challenge with support from their biggest fan – next door neighbour The Potting Shed.
The bar is a kit sponsor for the club in its 2017/2018 East Riding County League campaign and, says Jade Renner, Operations Director , everyone there is backing the team to do well.
The blue and golds will bring their season to a close this Saturday with their biggest game in their recent history and their neighbours, the Potting Shed, are backing them to triumph in the final.
Beverley ARLC will contest the Yorkshire Premier Division Grand Final against Siddal Academy at in Batley, West Yorkshire in their 1PM kick off.
Beverley RUFC U13s got off to the perfect start as they beat Moortown RUFC 25 -10 at Beaver Park to progress into the second round of the Yorkshire Cup.
Sammy England opened the scoring for the Beavers after great work by the team opened up the Moortown defence.
Beverley RUFC continued their good start to the season following the Yorkshire Cup first round win away against Pocklington with a resounding 43 – 0 home win against York.
This win was against a sadly depleted York team who started with fourteen players and Beverley were soon able to make their player advantage count.
A confident and expansive Beverley 15s performance saw them dominate a stunned Ionians team.
Turning up with an under-strength squad meant the Ionians coach requested a reduction in player numbers, and the loan of players through the match.
This performance was right up there with Beverley’s best in their recent history.
Some phenomenal defending for the full eighty minutes in a cliff-hanger of a contest sent the league leaders to their first defeat of the season.
Beverley came under pressure immediately after losing the kick-off and Rishworthians camped in Beverley’s 22. After 9 minutes they were awarded the inevitable penalty and Josh Kelly made the score 3-0 to the home side.
The pressure continued and things looked ominous for the Beavers when Rishworthian’s tricky young winger Joe Billing sliced through for an excellent try which Josh Kelly duly converted to make it 10-0.