The league started with a local derby in which Mohicans made the brighter start.
They had a good opportunity to take the lead when a penalty was harshly awarded against Warriors, but Joe Wardill in goal saved the spot kick.
After those f
irst 10 minutes, Warriors goal was rarely threatened.
Wardill's kicking and handling was superb as Warriors began to dominate play with Keanan Jones outstanding in midfield. Harvey Spence was a constant menace to the Mohicans defence and by half time Warriors through, Harry Headley and Jones, had taken a 2 – 0 lead.
In the second half, Warriors continued to dominate and could have scored more but for some good saves from the Mohicans keeper.
A further three goals followed through Headleys' second, Jacob Wardle and a 25 yard Tom Norton strike into the roof of the net.
This was an excellent, thoroughly deserved result for Warriors who throughout played good committed football.
Beverley Town Warriors: Joe Wardill, James Mason, Tom Norton, Kieran Simpson, Conor Egan, Jacob Wardle, Aidan Fitzgerald, Keanan Jones, Ellis Gray, Harry Headley, Harvey Spence, Nathan Mist, George Cooper, Matthew Clark.
Hedon Rangers 2
Beverley Town Warriors 6
Beverley continued their good start to the season with a comfortable win despite assisting Hedon with two goals with indecisive defending. Harvey Spence had travelled back that morning from London after watching Hull City's stunning victory over Arsenal to score four of Town's goals.
George Cooper with a header and an own goal secured a comfortable victory from another good all round team display.
Beverley Town Warriors: Joe Wardill, James Mason, Tom Norton, Kieran Simpson, Conor Egan, Keanan Jones, Ellis Gray, Harry Headley, Harvey Spence, Nathan Mist, George Cooper, Matthew Clark, Aidan Fitzgerald, Mark Kirman.
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