Some outstanding goal-line defence towards the end saw the young Braves thwart all Wyke’s attempts to snatch the game at the death and emerge triumphant from this entertaining seesaw encounter.
Beverley Braves under tens blew off a few cobwebs after the holidays with a convincing win over a spirited Victoria outfit despite still missing eight players.
Beverley Braves under 10s overcame a very good West’s outfit with an outstanding performance up at Hodgsons, a great team performance full of spirit, guts and fair bit of skill on show.
Beverley Braves under tens, sponsored by Blades Glazing & Joinery, got taught a valuable lesson in attitude and application against a Victoria side struggling with numbers but not in skill or in their commitment to each other.
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!
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 U9s ran out comfortable winners against a decent Vikings side on Wednesday night beating their opponents 10 tries to 5
It was a beautiful evening in west Hull on Wednesday as these two teams entertained the crowd in a thrilling seesaw affair that went down to the very last minute.
The Beverley Braves U8s produced the performance of their season so far, to hold a strong Wyke team to a draw. The team had worked hard in training on their defensive game, and this helped Beverley take a 3-1 lead. In attack
The Beverley Braves fronted up to a previously unbeaten West Hull and were unlucky not to have come away with the spoils after a really good performance.
Reece Wallan starred for the Braves under nines on Wednesday night at Longcroft School despite the boys just coming up short against the All Blacks. However the 10 – 8 defeat was definitely through no lack of effort.