Whitby Town will begin their 2025/26 Pitching In Northern Premier League campaign with an away fixture against Workington.
The Seasiders, who have won four of their last seven opening day fixtures, will travel to Borough Park for one final time to face the Reds on Saturday, 9th August, with kick-off to take place at 3pm (BST).
Gary Liddle's side then host Stocksbridge Park Steels in their first home league fixture of the 2025/26 season the following Tuesday night before facing a home clash against Warrington Town, who were relegated from National League North, on 16th August.
The Seasiders will enter the Emirates FA Cup at the First Qualifying Round stage this season and their campaign will begin on Saturday, 31st August.
September begins with an away contest against Ilkeston Town and, following visits from Stockton Town and Prescot Cables, along with an away trip to Gainsborough Trinity, conclude the month with the visit of Hednesford Town.
There will be a first Pitching In Northern Premier League match since the 2017/18 season against Rushall Olympic in October following The Pics' return to the division.
Whitby, who claimed a thrilling 3-3 comeback draw at Dales Lane in 2018, will make the long trip to the West Midlands on Saturday, 7th March after hosting them on Saturday, 25th October for the first time in seven years.
Town will welcome Morpeth Town to the Towbar Express Stadium on Boxing Day in their final match of 2025, before kicking off 2026 with an away fixture against Hebburn Town on New Year's Day.
Whitby will end their league season on home soil when facing a clash against Cleethorpes Town on Saturday, 25th April.
The campaign will comprise of 31 weekend rounds of matches and four initial midweek sets of games, with the season concluding with simultaneous matches played on Saturday, 25th April.


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