Beverley Motor Works Continue To Back Local Sport
Beverley Motor Works say they are proud to be backing local sport saying it is an important part to their business.
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Beverley Motor Works say they are proud to be backing local sport saying it is an important part to their business.
Beverley Braves U12s needed to bring their ‘A’ game to their final league game of the season at home to East Hull but started slowly,
Football action from the Hull Boys Sunday League featuring Beverley Whitestar Cobras and Kingston Hull FC.
Beverley Whitestar manager Brian Cunningham said he could not have asked for anything more after his side cruised into round two of the cup.
This match was originally arranged as a friendly for two sides with a gap in their fixtures but was later designated as an inter league Round Robin Cup game by the league.
Although the score line reads as a horror show for Beverley RUFC, it must be said it wasn’t all that it may seem. Sheffield were outstanding in the first half in every facet of play from their offloading in the forwards
Beverley make their way down to South Yorkshire this weekend having secured their first win of the season last week against Burnage.
A new netball session will take place on Tuesday, 30 September from 6pm until 7pm at Cherry Burton Playing Fields. The session is open to everyone over the age of 14 and costs £2.
A Team of 6 men from Beverley AC travelled across the Pennines to Warrington to take on the best of the North of England last Saturday.
When these two teams met just two weeks ago at Saltend, the Braves missed out on a one-point victory when a drop goal attempt with the scores tied at 16 all sailed agonisingly wide.
Beverley Braves under 11s put their disappointing cup final loss well and truly behind them with this comprehensive victory at the leisure centre over their nearest rivals Cottingham Tigers.
A touchline conversion by the visitors in the dying seconds of this encounter at the Leisure centre proved to be the vital difference between the two sides last Saturday.
Not exactly a classic but a good win for Beverley RUFC. The match throughout was hampered by damp conditions and a persistent drizzle which added to its scrappiness.
Hodgsons FC suffered their first defeat of the season after they were beaten at home by Rapid Solicitors.
Beverley Town CC second team captain Tim Smith said his side achieved their objective after winning the Division 2 South league title.
Beverley RUFC will welcome Burnage to Beaver Park this Saturday as the clubs go head to head in the National North League 3.
Man of the match Ollie Baldwin bagged six goals as the Capital Crusaders kicked off their new season in a high-scoring draw with the Priory Wildcats.