Just about what might have been expected. Up against a team sitting fifth in the table Beverley RUFC arrived here with a heavily depleted side which contained no substitutes and not surprisingly went down heavily.
A carefree romp with eighty six points brought the curtain down on another season at Beaver Park. Neither side had anything at stake here and both threw the ball about with abandon.
After Beverley RUFC’s superb and deserved win against Sale last weekend, the Beavers will turn their attention towards relegation threatened Billingham this week, when they host their second National League Three
A workmanlike display and a good win for Beverley. Apart from a scrappy twenty minute spell in the second half this was an enjoyable but unspectacular game.
Beverley began the second half of their league programme with a comfortable win in damp and murky conditions at Penrith. There were periodic bursts of good rugby but generally this was a pretty low key affair.
Beverley RUFC have moved into sixth place in the National League Three North after a decent win over Westoe.
Beverley RUFC head across the Pennines this weekend as they take on Waterloo in the National League North 3.
Beavers Head Coach Anthony Posa says is very proud of his squad after their fine win away to Championships favourites Sandal last weekend.
Beverley RUFC will be missing the big man Goran Jelencic for their first home game of the new National League Three season after he sustained a chipped elbow at Morley.