Three of our cricket sides have been promoted while one went down.
Champions Driffield 2nds celebrated their winning Championship East by beating second-placed Beverley 2nds by 134 runs.
Skipper Owen Goldsworthy made 103, with Nick Dobbin adding 54 as Driff posted 285/7 from 50 overs.
Jack Riby then took 5/27 as Beverley were skittled for 151.
Folkton & Flixton guaranteed their promotion with a 55-run victory over rivals Hull Zingari 2nds.
Will Hutchinson's 66 helped the villagers to 217.
Marley Ward's 3/28 and two wickets each for Charlie Colley and Harry Walmsley secured the win.
Seamer & Irton are also up despite a three-wicket loss to South Holderness.
Gregg Chadwick made 75 and Toby Jones 54 as Seamer posted 248/5 from their 50 overs.
Holderness got home with three overs to spare despite three wickets for Matthew Morris.
Scalby took the derby bragging rights after skittling Wykeham for just 70 in 28 overs.
Lachlan Cooke took an impressive 5/17 and Jack Felton a superb 4/28.
Felton was at the crease as Scalby got home by six wickets- Hutchinson took three of those.
Scarborough lost a thriller by three runs at Sutton-on-Hull.
Ryan Hargreaves took 3/3 as Sutton slipped to 146 all out.
However, only three Boro batsmen made double figures in reply, Dan Artley the best of them with 57.
Bridlington fought to an impressive 19-run victory over highflying Sessay but were still relegated from Premier 2.
Skipper Casey Rudd made 114 as Brid posted 302/8 from 50 overs.
Jamie Boynton then took 3/21 as Sessay ran out of overs.
Whitby again suffered with the bat, on the final day, at home to Northallerton, in North Yorkshire South Durham Division Two.
Ben Braim took 3/19 and Steve Allen 2/13 as 'Allerton were restricted to 255 after being bowled out in 34 overs.
Whitby then had a batting calamity to finish 74 all out and lose by 181 runs at the Turnbull Ground.
Driffield signed off with a win over Beverley in Yorkshire Premier North.
Mark Clarkson top scored with 49 as Driff made 225/9 batting first.
Jack Redshaw then took 6/46 as Bev limped to 181/7 in reply.
Malton & Old Malton had a big win but missed out on promotion to the new Championship division.
Smith made 88 and Revis 55 as Malton strolled to 288/9 from 50 overs.
Acomb 2nds were then bowled out for 151.
Sharad Jessani took 6/31.
Yorkshire Coast Businesses Urged To Join New Maritime And Renewables Cluster
Visitor Levy Feasibility Study Recommended For North Yorkshire Coast
MP Says Tourism Levy Money Raised In Scarborough And Whitby 'Should Stay On Coast'
MPs Urge Prime Minister To Make A64 Dualling A Priority
Farmers And Businesses Await Compensation A Year After Massive Whitby Wildfire
Council Reprimanded Over Scarborough Harbour Information 'Failure'
Scarborough Athletic Held To Second Goalless Draw In Four Days
Whitby Town Bounce Back In Style After Barren Run
Bridlington Town's Trophy Triumph
East Riding Authority Take Skills Fund Control
Updated Adult Gaming Centre Plan for Whitby After Council Refusal
Police Warning After Eastfield Bike Theft
Comments
Add a comment