Tickton turned red, white and blue to celebrate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee. The day started at 9.00am at the New Inn @ Tickton, with market stalls and children’s games organised by the Tickton W.I.
Beverley Town Cricket Club’s 1st XV were unable to get the one wicket needed to beat Sessay CC at the Norwood Recreation Ground.
Danny Tickle had put Hull FC in the driving seat with a penalty but with just seconds left in the game St Helens were awarded a penalty and it was scored by Danny Makinson.
Beverley Town Cricket Club’s 4th XI secured their first win of the season when they beat Skirlaugh at Norwood Recreation Ground. Richard Thompson (65) and Neil Graham (32) rescued Beverley who were 20 for 4 at one stage.
AFC Tickton played Hedon Rangers in their final game of the season, in a tight first half it was Hedon who scored first after the referee spotted hand ball inside the penalty area.
Lee and his family moved to Tickton in November 2003. His youngest son Connel, started playing for AFC Tickton’s under 9’s who were being managed at the time by Phil Bailey.
AFC Tickton final game of the season ended in style, with a nail biting 5 – 4 victory over Bridlington Tigers. This was AFC Tickton’s manager last game after 8 years of managing the team.
Beverley Town Cricket Club’s 3rd XI made light work of South Holderness beating them by 7 wickets at the Norwood Recreation Ground.
The Lord Nelson claimed the honours this weekend as they beat the Barrel Walkington 3 – 1 in the East Riding County League at Bishop Burton College.
Molescroft Rangers were well beaten by Hedon Rangers Reserves at the Beverley Leisure Centre. With just one game reaming Molescroft Rangers need jut a point to secure their place in Division 1 of the East Riding County League.
Hodgsons FC shared the points with Hornsea Town as they brought down the curtain on their Humber Premier League campaign.
The Tanners despite their poor start have secured Humber Premier League football next season but will
AFC Tickton gained their first point of a tough season with a scoreless draw against Pelican to the delight of the players and coaching staff.In the second match things didn’t go quite so well with AFC Tickton going down three goals to nil.
Hull FC suffered their first defeat of the Super League season at the KC Stadium as Wigan ran riot scoring eight tries. The final score may have been harsh on the Black and Whites but a ruthless Wigan side took full advantage of weakened Hull FC side.
On Saturday Beverley 2nd team faced a strong Pocklington team at Beaver Park knowing that a place in the Merit League Final awaited the winner. In previous league fixtures there has been very little separating the two sides so a close game was expected.
Westella & Willerby Reserves hammered Hodgsons FC at Longcroft School in the Humber Premier League.The Tanners who have enjoyed a mini revival under new boss Rob Lever were blown away
Hodgsons FC Reserves were beaten 4 -3 by Gilberdyke Phoenix at the Beverley Leisure Centre. Although they have been beaten the Tanners have more than enough points on the board to secure their place in the East Riding County League
East Hull Saints took control of the first game, gaining a comfortable 3-1 win. Things looked like they were heading the same way as East Hull once again managed to score another 3 goals and looked in no danger.
The Tanners named an unchanged line up from last week’s great result as they face Bridlington Sports Club in the Humber Premier League. From the off, the Tanners