Scarborough's senior rugby side increased their chances of avoiding relegation from North East 2, but possibly at the expense of another Yorkshire Coast side.
Boro beat Halifax side Old Brodleians 14-12 to go above Bridlington to third from bottom.
It's a fifth win in a row- head coach Matty Jones reflected on the latest victory at full-time:
Brid lost to another Halifax side, Old Crossleyans, 26-25.
In North East 1, Driffield stay fourth after beating Doncaster Phoenix 33-14.
Second-bottom Whitby lost 29-22 at Sedgefield in Durham & Northumberland Division Two.


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