Works to the Clubhouse at Beverley & East Riding Lawn Tennis Club have been completed with the help of £70,000 from East Riding of Yorkshire Council as part of Commuted Sums from local housing developments.
In addition to the £70,000 from Commuted Sums, Beverley and East Riding Lawn Tennis Club have put around £29,000 of their own funds towards the project.
When the 2019 US Open commences at Flushing Meadows in New York City at the end of August, despite the distance, fans of tennis in Beverley will have a vested interest in the progress of one of the town’s former residents.
Kyle Edmund is a familiar name to members of the Beverley & East Riding Lawn Tennis Club, which is where the current British number one first began to hone his talent as a youngster. Indeed, the coaching program is run by head coach, Tom Davies, who contributed towards helping Edmund realise his ambitions of becoming a professional tennis player.
Beverley Town Reserves clinched the title on the final day of the season with a 4-2 win over Holme Rovers at Longcroft School.
Town, started the game knowing that a point would be enough to secure the title though started poorly and found themselves two down inside the first ten minutes.
Beverley Town Football Club Reserves made it through to the League Senior Cup and will face Withernsea after comprehensive 5-1 semi final win over St George.
Town started brightly and took the lead after 7 minutes when Adam Foster was put through by Rob Northen to Cooly finish in the bottom left hand corner.
Beverley Town boss Rich Jagger says his side need to hit the ground running as they return to Humber Premier League action following the long layoff.
Town have not kicked a ball for over a month, and the extended break could not have come at a worse time with Jagger’s side enjoy a good run of form.
Beverley Town Reserves suffered their first defeat of the season to fellow pace setters North Cave as they were 3-1 in the East Riding County League.
Both sides went into this game with 100pc record but a good start by North Cave gave them the slight edge as the sides battled to get afoot hold in the game.
Beverley Town Football Club have been knocked out of the East Riding Senior Cup following a 2-0 defeat at the hands of East Yorkshire Carnegie.
Town boss Rich Jagger said he was proud of his side while also praising the mental toughness shown by their opponents in Tuesday night’s match.
Beverley Town Football Club travelled to league leaders Reckitts on the back of two wins and full of confidence.
Conditions were similar to the previous week, with a strong wind blowing straight down the pitch. Eric Gardham and Tom Davies returned to the side to make up a back 3 with Kurtis Bedford, apart from that Town were unchanged.
Beverley Town Reserves made it seven straight wins in league and cup with a 6-3 win over AFC North in the East Riding County League.
Gaffer Edward Grady said he had ‘mixed’ feelings about the result in match that saw his side put in two very different performances in each half.
Beverley Town Football Club got their first points of the new season as they beat local Humber Premier League rivals Pocklington Town 3-1.
Leon Dawson got Town off to the perfect start when he opened the scoring for the visitors on eight minutes.
Beverley Town Reserves travelled to third from bottom North Cave in a game they felt they needed to win after last weeks embarrassing 7-0 defeat to top of the table Wawne Ferry.
Town manager Shaun Gibson made changes after last weeks result, feeling the side needed a shake up to pull out a win.
Beverley Town Football Club return to action following a week off from league action as they host South Cave at the Norwood Recreation Ground.
For the second week in a row Beverley Town Football Club faced a side that would go top of the Humber Premier League if they won.
Beverley Town Football Club Reserves have booked their place in the semi final of the cup as they beat Hall Road Rangers 5 – 1
Beverley Town Football Club will continue their pre season with a tough fixture against York Premier League Champions Old Malton.
Beverley Town Reserves have booked their place in the East Riding County Football League Cup Final thanks to a single goal from Shaun Gibson.
Beverley Town Reserves moved to within three points of league leaders Bridlington Town as they ground out a 2-1 win against North Cave in the East Riding County League.
Beverley Town Reserves brushed aside Swine Fleet easily beating them 6-2 at Longcroft School.