They started well, taking an early lead, and finished well, but in between could not deal with the pace of the visitors, with their fly half Rob Smith pulling all the strings.
Beverley got their try bonus in the first half, aided by two lucky bounces. Rishworthians came back in the second half, but the gap was too great.

They had started off well, with fly half Steven Scott bursting through to score under the posts and adding the conversion.

The visitors hit straight back however with a catch and drive converted try. Before they took complete charge, young centre Harry Greenwood put in a great run before being stopped just short of the line.

Then it was defence for the home side and Beverley took the lead, a classy offload putting in impressive fullback Luke Hazell for a converted try.

They went further ahead when a lucky bounce took the ball away from Rishworthians and straight to a supporting Beverley player for an unconverted try.
They got the bonus point converted try on the stroke of half-time with a lucky ricochet after a try-saving tackle by fullback Rangi Kui.

They opened the second half with a try from good support play before Rishworthians started to play their best rugby of the game with No8 Will McLaughin driving them forward.

A fine move saw good work from Scott and flanker Jacob Bower before his fellow flanker Greg Withers took it on and fed replacement second row Sammy Hopkinson, who galloped 30 metres to the line. Scott converted.

Beverley finished off with another good backs move to put Hazell in again for a converted try, although Rishworthians winger Taniela Tuipulotu almost got in at the end.