The Blues star was a deserved man of the match but otherwise it was a disappointing day for most at the Towbar Express Stadium.
Over 500 packed in but visitors Alfreton led in the first half after a low cross was bundled in.
Things went from bad to worse for Whitby when Stan Hewitt received a second yellow card for a stamp.
The visitors from Derbyshire took advantage with a second just before half-time.
The match was effectively ended when the away side made it three though there was brief hope as Joey Phuthi netted a 25-yard screamer for 3-1.
That was quickly dashed when a fourth was forced home moments later.
Whitby manager Lee Bullock refused to make excuses when speaking to Whitby Town TV at full-time:
The Blues host fellow NPL Premier side Ashton United in the FA Cup First Qualifying Round on Saturday.


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