Boro beat the North Riding League side 11-1 at an icey Scarborough Sports Village under the lights last night.
Michael Duckworth came off for the Seadogs after just a couple of minutes, with a calf injury.
Callum Hudson came on to replace Duckworth and impressed throughout.
Scarborough took the lead through a Will Thornton header, converted in from a corner in the 8th minute.
Boro were feilding a trialist, who impressed thorughout the match and scored from a low-driven free kick in the 24th minute.
The Seadogs then scored FOUR goals in the space of just ELEVEN minutes.
Man Of The Match Harry Green scored 2, with Dom Tear and Cam Wilson bagging the other two.
Within 30 seconds of the restart, Richie Bennett scored to make it 7-0 before TIBS scored a consolation goal, a beautifully executed free kick from 25 yards out.
Bennett bagged his second, Green got his hat-trick and two own goals saw Boro win 11-1 in a freezing cold night at Weaponess.
Scarborough are back in league action on Saturday, with a tough away fixture at National League North leaders Curzon Ashton.
Here's Jono Greening's thoughts after the win:


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