Hull College concluded their Wyke League campaign with a three nil home defeat to Cottingham Rangers. The all girls side that competes in the Hull Boys Sunday Football League finished their season
Mill Lane United Whites met their younger club mates Mill Lane United Blues in the final of the U12’s Plate competition. Having beaten Hornsea 4 – 1 in their semi final, the Blues were not about to let White’s physical advantage put them off.
Beverley’s Inter Beaver won the Vice-President’s Cup thanks to a double strike from Luke Thompson at the Roy West Centre, home of the East Riding County FA.
Sporting action from the Hull Boys Sunday Football League featuring Beverley Town and Hedon Rangers
Luke Newton scored a hat trick for Rangers. Simon Reiss helped himself to two goals while Ben Thornham and Joe Thornham both got on the score sheet.
Beverley Town U10s shared the spoils with Hedon Rangers as they won their first match but were beaten in their second game.
AFC Tickton Sharks drew and lost in their two matches against East Hull Saints AFC at Longcroft School.
Beverley Town football club would also like to congratulate Beverley Rugby Union club, who also collected the North One East title the previous week. It is a great achievement for the Town to have collective sporting success and can only enhance the reputation
Beverley Whitestar Falcons ended their East Riding Girls Football League season with a defeat to Pinefleet Wolferton.
North Ferriby United took a vital three points to keep them at the top of the Evostick Northern Premier Division.
Beverley Town Football Club have won the Humber Premier League after they beat Bridlington Sports Club 3 – 2. The win means Beverley Town are the first side outside of Hull to have won the ultimate prize.
Hodgsons FC played their third game in seven days as they hosted Gilberdyke Phoenix at the Beverley Leisure Centre. The visitors took an early lead but Mike Martin equalised for the Tanners drilling home from close range.
Beverley Whitestar Warriors Under 10s hosted Bridlington Rangers Cobras who sat 4th and 3rd in the Hull Boys League table respectively before today’s match.
Hornsea have played some good football this week with a point against the Humber Premier League leaders Beverley Town on Wednesday night, then backing that performance up with a comfortable home win against Bridlington Sports Club.
Hull City supporters will have to wait until next Saturday to see whether the Tigers will make the Premier League after they were held at home by Bristol City.
Beverley Town will have a to wait till their next game before they can be crowned Humber Premier League Champions after they were held at home by Hornsea Town.
Beverley Town Reserves were knocked out the Senior Cup going down to Wawne United at the Norwood Recreation Ground.
Beverley Town went into this Humber Premier League clash with the bottom club Bransholme, knowing nothing but three points would be satisfactory in their pursuit for the Humber Premier League title.