Scarborough RUFC lost out amid freezing conditions in West Yorkshire on Saturday.
With sub-zero temperatures overnight from Friday to Saturday, much of the country's sporting fixtures were called off.
However, Scarborough braved the elements but couldn't brave Moortown, of Leeds, in North East 2.
Matty Jones' men suffered a heavy 76-19 defeat to the league leaders, the result leaves Boro fourth in the table.
Bridlington's home clash with Old Brodleians and Whitby's trip to Gateshead in Durham & Northumberland Division Two were both postponed due to frozen pitches.


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