Seamer & Irton's cricketers beat Scarborough in a thriller on Saturday.
Gregg Chadwick struck 100 exactly as Seamer & Irton batted first in the sides' Championship East encounter.
The hosts posted 233.
Kieran Rutter took 5/46 and Archie Hammond 4/49 for Scarborough.
With the bat, Boro added 41 from Ben Squires and Ben Milburn's 59.
But they slipped from 169/6 to 210 all out as Seamer secured a 23-run victory with four overs remaining.
There were three wickets each for Matthew Morris, David Graham and Toby Jones.
In the same division, struggling Scalby had a convincing victory in their derby with third-placed Folkton & Flixton.
Kris Johnson (108) and Dave Morris (113) both hit superb centuries as Scalby posted an imposing 311/6 from 50 overs after choosing to bat first.
Marley Ward took 4/61 for Folkton & Flixton.
However, they were then steamrollered for just 134 with Paul Hesp taking 6/33 and Lachlan Cooke 3/41 to secure a 177-run thrashing.
Wykeham were brushed aside despite Harry Amstell's 44 in their 225/9.
Visitors Beverley 2nds eased home by eight wickets despite Harry Hutchinson picking up two scalps.
Driffield 2nds continue to lead the way at the top after a 91-run victory.
Driff batted first and posted 272/5 from their 50 overs.
Adam Barton top-scored with 76 not out after skipper Owen Goldsworthy's 58.
Visitors Sutton-on-Hull were then rolled over for 181 with Goldsworthy and Jon Riby taking three wickets each.
Bottom side Hornsea lost out at home to Hull Zingari 2nds.
Batting first, Hornsea were skittled for 160 despite Adam Newington's 55.
Zingari enjoyed a six-wicket victory, achieving their target inside 31 overs.
Bridlington enjoyed a welcome 52-run success in Premier 2.
Harvey Dixon blasted 90 from 81 balls, with Calum Hatton adding 63 as Brid posted 287/6 from their 50 overs.
Visitors Patrington were bowled out for 235 in the 47th over.
Hatton and Tom Norman took three wickets each.
Whitby remain fourth, after a winning draw against Stokesley, in North Yorkshire South Durham Division Two.
Batting first, Whitby declared in the final over on 284/8.
Rhys Buck's 86 from 95 balls anchored their innings.
Despite skipper Tom Steyert's 3/70, Stokesley fought to complete their innings.
However, they were 52 runs short of Whitby's total.
Driffield Town eased to a seven-wicket win in Yorkshire Premier North.
Hosts Stamford Bridge chose to bat first but were skittled for just 99.
Elliot Hatton and George Drury took three wickets each.
Alec Drury then fired 51 off as many balls as Driff raced home in the 17th over.
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