Beverley ARLC return to action this Saturday for what will their final league fixture of the 2013/14 campaign, although there will be the usual end of season cups to follow.
Beverley ARLC produced their most complete performance in both attack and defence last Saturday to claim both league points at the Beverley Leisure Centre on Saturday. Coach Guy Adams had a near full-strength squad to select from and chose to tinker with the positions a little.
The blue and golds will reflect on a few missed chances in this trip up the coast but the crucial difference between the two sides appeared to be the pace of the home side’s wingers and full back.
This was arguably the blue and golds best performance of the season against the league leaders at the Beverley Leisure Centre on Saturday.
Mike Cooper returned from a three-week absence to score the winning try for Beverley ARLC in the dying seconds of a ding-dong affair at the Beverley Leisure Centre
The blue and golds had a huge list of players unavailable for various reasons the day this match. Coach Guy Adams had only 14 fit players to choose from, and with no league points at stake the club
This game was a disappointment for the blue and golds against a Hull Wyke second string.
The blue and golds will feel very unlucky to have not got anything out of this match. For seventy minutes of the match, both sides appeared very well
The blue and golds produced a pleasing team performance to chalk up another victory at a windswept Beverley Leisure Centre last Saturday. Dan Clarke managed a hat-trick of tries in a man of the match performance.
This visit to Fenners was test of character for the blue and golds last Saturday. Much of it was played in appalling conditions of torrential rain with hail mixed in, combined with a howling icy gale.
The blue and golds clinically disposed of a struggling but spirited Haworth Park outfit at the Beverley Leisure Centre on Saturday.
The Beverley Braves played host to top team West Hull in the second of two pre season matches.
What a heartbreaking defeat for the blue and golds on their travels last Saturday. Having twice clawed their way back into the lead at 18-16, the home side scored with only five minutes to go of a sea-saw battle.
This match was a really old-fashioned arm-wrestle. Both sides went toe to toe with each other on a cold damp afternoon at the Beverley Leisure Centre.
The blue and golds resume their season this Saturday with a home league fixture against their rivals from the East Coast Scarborough Pirates.
The blue and golds finally prevailed in this incident packed encounter at the Beverley Leisure Centre.
After leading this match 10-4 at the interval the blue and golds suffered a nightmare second half last Saturday at the Leisure Centre in which they were starved of possession and territory.
This was a pleasing performance against a side that only a month ago, Beverley was on the wrong end of a 50 point score line. It ensured the blue and golds passage into the semi-final of the Tom Beautiman Cup