They were well beaten in the North West by promotion-chasing Ashton United.
Player-manager Gary Liddle say the Robins were the best side they've played so far, under his leadership but the Blues put on their worst performance for him:
Town are 12th but only six points clear of the NPL Premier relegation zone.
Two goals in a minute early on saw United take control.
Ashton then netted three times in 19 minutes early in the second half for a crushing 5-0 victory.
Whitby return to action, next Saturday, at home to Workington, with a 3pm start.


Train Services Suspended As Large Crop Fire Blocks Railway Line Near Filey
Human Artists To Be Prioritised For Future Commissions Following Scarborough AI Backlash
Yorkshire Fire Services Unite To Prevent Devastating Summer Wildfires
Scarborough And Bridlington Hospitals Face 'Unprecedented' Financial Challenge
£2.5 Million Upgrade Plan for Scarborough Cremation Services
Extensive Sea Search Prompted By Reports Of Struggling Paddleboarder Near Port Mulgrave
'Park And Ride Service Is Putting Pedestrians In Danger', Says Whitby Councillor
Scarborough Shop Owner Ordered to Pay Over £3,300 for Illegal Tobacco and Vapes
Major Restoration Programme Begins On Fire-Ravaged Fylingdales Moor
Scarborough Athletic Seek Bumper Crowd For Tigers Test
Hidden Batteries Spark Dangerous Fires Inside Yorkshire Bin Wagons
North Yorkshire Blaze Risk: Disposable Barbecues Face Potential Ban







Comments
Add a comment