Bateson at the treble for Yarnbury in key drop derby
A TRIO of tries from Josh Bateson helped Yarnbury hold on and beat West Park Leeds 29-26 at home to move nine points clear of their rivals in Yorkshire Two.
A TRIO of tries from Josh Bateson helped Yarnbury hold on and beat West Park Leeds 29-26 at home to move nine points clear of their rivals in Yorkshire Two.
YARNBURY lost their eighth Yorkshire Two game in a row to set in drop doubt as they now only sit four points above the safety zone.
IT is now seven defeats on the bounce for Yarnbury as their slide down the Yorkshire Two table continued with a 20-17 defeat to relegation rivals Barnsley.
A VALIANT Yarnbury succumbed to a powerful pack in a 22-10 defeat at Northallerton in windy conditions on Saturday.
DESPERATE for a win to revive their season, Yarnbury were condemned to a fifth loss on the trot after being edged out 29-22 at home to North Ribblesdale.
YARNBURY put up a plucky performance as they were narrowly beaten 24-12 by Yorkshire Two leaders Roundhegians.
A JOE Earp hat-trick of tries meant Yarnbury suffered their third consecutive Yorkshire Two defeat after being downed 30-27 at the hands of Wath Upon Dearne.
DESPITE a late surge, Yarnbury had build themselves a mountain to high to climb as they were unable to comeback from 34-3 down to beat Ripon who were eventual 41-29 winners at Mallorie Park in Yorkshire Two.
OLD Rishworthians, second in Yorkshire Two, scored six tries to win 43-22 in Yarnbury's first home game of of the New Year.
YARNBURY were missing several experienced forwards for their Yorkshire Two home fixture with Wheatley Hills, and that disadvantage in the set pieces proved costly as they lost 22-15.
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