Redcar Town remain second in Division Two where Athletic also won, but Newmarket were held 3-3 by Whitby's Fishburn Park in Division One.

The First Division title race continues to be a tight affair after Grangetown Boys Club won 7-1 at North Ormesby with Declan Morrison scoring a hat trick, Michael McGowan, Jamie Emmerson Darren Morrison and Jason Walker all on target, Danny Jones scored the North Ormesby consolation, Whinney Banks YCC had to fight back to preserve their unbeaten tag with a 5-3 victory over Richmond Mvrks, who beat them in last week’s Lou Moore Trophy, Callum Henny and Chris Layfield gave the Mvrks a 2-0 lead before Danny Lockwood pulled it back to 2-1 with his 25th goal of the season and Jordan Wilson made it 2-2 at half time, Adam Taylor gave the Mvrks a 3-2 lead two minutes into the second half but Nathan Jamieson scored twice to give Whinney Banks a 4-3 lead before a second from Wilson made it a final score of 5-3, Great Ayton United secured a 3-2 victory over basement club Nunthorpe Athletic with a brace from Isaac White and an 83rd minute penalty from Mark Shinwell, John Cairns and Scott Webb replied for Nunthorpe Athletic, a James Organ-Simpson hat-trick helped Fishburn Parkfight back to earn a 3-3 draw with Redcar Newmarket, Organ-Simpson gave Fishburn a 2-0 lead inside half an hour, but Harry Shaw made it 2-1 at half time, with Gavin Jackson and Jamie Graham reversing the deficit to 3-2 to Newmarket before Organ-Simpson secured the draw with his hat trick goal with five minutes remaining.

It looks as if it will be a two horse race in the second division title race after Boro Rangers switched venues to Yarm and won 2-0, with a first half goal from Dean Talukder and a second half goal from Jamie Lisle, Redcar Town who are second on goal difference secured a 6-2 victory over Billingham Synthonia with Ben Sandie scoring four times and Stuart Poulter scoring a brace, Jamie Walton and Ashley Lavan replied for Synthonia, fourth placed St Mary’s College lost 3-1 at Middleton Rangers with Rafal Kochanski scoring a brace and Jacek Kmicinski also on target, Jonny Squires replied for St Mary’s, Loftus Athletic surprisingly lost 2-1 to Billingham FC who went ahead with a David Rowney penalty after sixteen minutes, Michael Thompson made it 1-1 at half time, in the second half Loftus pressed for a winner and Jordan Rowe missed a penalty and they were made to pay when Josh Chambers scored with three minutes remaining to secure the victory, Redcar Athletic beat Cargo Fleet AFC 5-2 with Lewis Ramage scoring a hat trick and Kyran Clark scoring a brace, Daniel Quirk scored a brace for Fleet, Staithes Athletic sent Guisborough Globe crashing to the bottom of the league after beating them 3-1, Tony Lannon gave Staithes a 20th minute lead, but Joe Gibson made it 1-1 for half time, ten minutes into the second half Steve Starsmore made it 2-1 with Luke Weed securing the victory with five minutes remaining.

Stockton West End and BEADS FC will be joining Richmond Mavericks in the semi-finals of the first Division Lou Moore Trophy after a Nick Matthews hat trick helped West End to a 4-3 victory at Thirsk Falcons, in an entertaining match Ben Turner gave West end a 20th minute lead, Tom James pulled it back to 1-1 six minutes later with Ryan McKendry giving Thirsk a 2-1 half time lead, Matthews made it 2-2 two minutes into the second half and then added his second on the hour and his hat trick goal ten minutes later to make it 4-2, Thirsk managed to miss a penalty five minutes later before Stuart Rose made it a final score of 4-3 with three minutes remaining, a Karl Lilly 80th minute penalty helped BEADS to a 1-0 victory at Thornaby Dubliners in a tight game of few chances, but Gareth Poole did miss a penalty five minutes before Lilly scored his penalty to send BEADS through with an away semi-final match at Stockton West End.