Eli Howden and Harley Bott shine as Heslerton Hedgehogs Under-15s beat Rufforth

Heslerton Hedgehogs U15s challenge Rufforth. PHOTO: CHERIE ALLARDICE

However things got off to the worst possible start as Rufforth took the lead.

An unfortunate injury resulted in the away team going down to 10 men with no subs and the Hedgehogs looked to take advantage. James Stannard levelled before half-time.

The second half saw Hedgehogs on top and Eli Howden fired them ahead. A nervy final five minutes saw Rufforth pile forward looking for an equaliser but the Hedgehog backline held strong to claim the win. Howden and Harley Bott got the man of the match votes.

Hosts Heslerton U15s hold off a rival player. PHOTO: CHERIE ALLARDICE

Heslerton Spiders Under-13s welcomed Fulford for their final league game.

The away team shocked the unbeaten Spiders by taking a 1-0 lead into the break.

Heslerton came out fighting in the second half but couldn't find the net until Josh Windsor popped up late on to equalise. Spiders finish the season with 15 wins and a draw to secure promotion to Division Two in style.

Stamford Bridge were the visitors to Settrington to take on Heslerton Heroes Under-14s.

Rufforth close in on Heslerton Hedgehogs U15s. PHOTO: CHERIE ALLARDICE

Keane Welburn struck for the home team in the first half with a cool finish over the keeper.

A chance to double the lead went begging after Welburn was brought down in the box but the resulting penalty struck the bar.

The second half saw both teams cancel each other out however Stamford Bridge were unlucky not the draw level late on with a free kick which rattled the bar and away to safety.

Anderson Hahn got the man of the match vote.

Scarborough Ladies U18s won their final league game of the season by a 10-0 margin.

Scarborough Ladies FC Under-18s roared to a 10-0 home win against Poppleton.

The CYGFL champs took the lead in the fifth minute through a Lexie Daubney volley. Lucy Fairbank added a second, thenJorji Crawford headed home before Amelia Breckon made it 4-0 at the break.

Breckon scored a great solo goal in the 47th minute, and two minutes later Breckon completed her hat-trick by tapping it in.

Lucy Tighe added seventh, followed by an own goal. Breckon got her fourth of the game after 85 minutes and Lucy Webster made it 10-0 just before the final whistle.

Player of the match was Breckon, who was also making her 100th SLFC appearance.