Boro lost out 2-1 at home to National North rivals Southport.
The North West outfit led around the half hour and doubled their advantage just before the 60-minute mark.
Kieran Weledji netted for Boro late on but it was too little too late for Jono Greening's men.
The Boro boss spoke to SAFC TV at full-time:
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Snainton Golf will become Boro's new 'front of home shirt' sponsor in a 3-year deal beginning at the start of the new season.
Passengers travelling between Scarborough and York will have to wait more than two years for just two extra daily train services from the coast, as politicians confirm the goal of a half-hourly timetable has not yet been met.
Local councillors have voiced their concerns over the ongoing poor bathing water quality in Scarborough, demanding faster action and clear timelines for improvement.
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