Top Of The Table Clash
This was going to be a tough encounter as the undefeated Braves took on second place Myton. The battle that commenced did not disappoint as Keenan Barker opened the attack with a ferocious run breaking
This was going to be a tough encounter as the undefeated Braves took on second place Myton. The battle that commenced did not disappoint as Keenan Barker opened the attack with a ferocious run breaking
An emotional Coach Craig Collins said afterwards ‘Its not about the size of the dog in the fight as much as the size of the fight in the dog!
Despite a slow start which saw them go 6nil down the Beverley Braves under 11s eventually ran out convincing winners by 32-6 against Lambwath Lions.
The Beverley Braves faced Siddal ARLC from Halifax in a fierce encounter at the Beverley Leisure Centre. Siddal ARLFC who play their rugby in the West Yorkshire League were narrowly beaten by the Braves as both sides gave it 100% on the field of play.
The Beverley Braves made it three wins on the bounce with a solid, if not spectacular, victory against a game All Blacks team that probably had the better of it for long parts of the game.
Beverley went to East Hull and came away with the spoils in a rough game that just about simmered under boiling point for its entirety.
Beverley Braves under 11s pulled together to secure their first win of the season and progress to the quarter finals of the Admiral of the Humber cup with a 8-14 win at Myton Warriors.
West Hull showed why they are one of the strongest teams in the Hull and District Youth Rugby League as they beat the Beverley Braves 52-0.
The Beverley Braves U11s were beaten by Hull Isberg 34-16 at the Beverley Leisure Centre in the Hull and District Youth Rugby League.
The Beverley Braves hosted a strong Cottingham Tigers outfit at wind-swept Beverley Leisure Centre in an evenly matched forty minutes of rugby. The scoreboard was cruel, and gave little indication
It was not long before the first points were on the score board for the Braves. Despite swirling winds at the Cottingham ground, Beverley executed a clinical move when James McGahey passed to Owen Harrison
The Beverley Braves were blessed by spring like weather as they held their annual fun run to raise money for the club. Steve McNamara, England Coach was on hand to get well over a hundred runners ready to tackle the 5K course around the Beverley Westwood.
This was a friendly fixture on paper but on the pitch it was a different story. Both sides were without key players and the players remaining had to play in different positions to what they are accustomed to.
Beverley continued the season with some more quality rugby as soon as the whistle blew to start the game. Their physical intensity overwhelms the opposition and despite some excellent defensive tackling from Wyke
On a bitterly cold morning Beverley piled on the pressure early pinning Isberg on their own line with some great tackles from James McGahey and Darren Benstead.
It was almost a perfect start to the new season when new signing Harry Inman nearly scored within the first few minutes with a brilliant run and although there was no points on the board it certainly sent the right message to the opposition and set the tone of the game.
This was a tough match for the Beverley Braves, Dewsbury play first division rugby in Yorkshire and the winner of this match would claim a quarter final place in the Yorkshire Cup
The Beverley Braves knew a strong start was needed against this tough Dockers side and they did just that with a number of impressive runs. The pressure paid off as Nathan Collinson bravely got possession back for Beverley on the Dockers
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