Only Brid were able to grab victory on a wet Saturday for the Yorkshire Coast's cricketers.
Bridlington are now second in the York & District Division One East after a comfortable five wicket win over Hornsea, on Saturday.
Brid only needed two bowlers to skittle the strugglers for just 78, inside 23 overs. Casey Rudd took six wickets for 36 runs from his 11.1 overs, while Ben Traves picked up 4 for 42 from his 11 over spell.
It wasn't plain sailing in reply for the visitors who slipped from 51/1 to 72/5, but opener Sam Wragg saw them home, carrying his bat with an unbeaten 48.
Elsewhere, Scarborough's bowlers were in their 15th over when the rain came at Castleford, in Yorkshire Premier North. The league-leaders had made 41/1, with Guy Emmett picking up the wicket of Liam Hyde for 9. Scarborough stay in third spot.
Folkton and Flixton are also third, in the York & District Premier, after their clash with York Seconds was called off due to their opponents' Covid cases.
Whitby remain fourth in North Yorkshire South Durham Division One despite a complete washout, without a ball being bowled, at Richmondshire Seconds.


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