Beverley Town Reserves clinched the title on the final day of the season with a 4-2 win over Holme Rovers at Longcroft School.
Town, started the game knowing that a point would be enough to secure the title though started poorly and found themselves two down inside the first ten minutes.
Beverley Town Reserves kept their title hopes alive with a fine 2-1 win away from home against league leader North Cave.
Town boss Ed Grady praised his side saying it was a fantastic performance coupled with great team spirit as he watched his side go top of the table.
Beverley Town Reserves hosted Holme Rovers in the East Riding County League however the game was abandoned in the first half due to a serious injury to Town’s Tom Proud.
Proud found himself on the wrong end of an awful tackle that left him serious damage to his leg with fears at first it was broken.
Rob Northern scored four times as Beverley Town Reserves made it six wins in a row with a 5-1 over Holme Rovers in the East Riding County League.
Gaffer Edward Grady said his side were ‘fantastic’ giving special mention to his front man, Rob Northern, who is currently scoring for fun.
Beverley Town Reserves made it five wins on the spin as they carried their league form into the Senior Cup with a 4-3 win over Flamborough.
Town started brightly and found them selves a goal up through Louis Stockman who finished well under pressure although may have been lucky to be given the goal as he looked offside.
Beverley Town Reserves came from behind to earn a point as they drew 1-1 with Holme Rovers in the East Riding County Football League.
Beverley Town Reserves moved to within three points of league leaders Bridlington Town as they ground out a 2-1 win against North Cave in the East Riding County League.
Alex Stark scores a brace as Beverley Town Reserves earn a resounding win with a great second half performance to go second in the East Riding County League
Beverley Town FC Reserves boss Ed Grady says he happy with his team after they picked up all three points at the Norwood Recreation Ground.
The Lord Nelson threw away a two goal lead at the weekend as they were beaten in the East Riding County League by Holme Rovers.
Lord Nelson gaffer Terry Jackson said his side dug in well showing great character as his side beat Park Athletic 2 -1 at Longcroft School.
Lord Nelson manager Terry Jackson feels Walkington were lucky to pinch a point after the sides shared the spoils in 4-4 draw at Broadgates.
A goal in each half was enough to secure Beverley Town Reserves all three points at the Norwood Recreation Ground.
Beverley Town Reserves have moved to third in the East Riding County League after beating Goole United Reserves in a lively game of football.
Beverley Town Football Club claimed a convincing 4 – 1 win over Holme Rovers at Longcroft School as they continue their build up to the Humber Premier League.
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