BRACEBRIDGE WIN AGAIN

Report and photos from the Winkworth Cup final by Ann Boulton

The victorious Bracebridge Heath team.


Paul Cook receives the trophy from Martin Thompson, of Winkworth.

Tim Norris collects his Man of the Match award from Martin Thompson, of Winkworth.


Just one run separated the contestants at the end of the Readers Lincolnshire ECB Premier League Winkworth Cup final, but it was Bracebridge Heath who carried off the trophy for the second successive year.
In a repeat of last year’s final, the current league leaders played Boston, who are also well in the hunt for honours and the teams produced one of the best finals seen since the league introduced the 20/20 format.
Bracebridge had a bye in the semi-final following the withdrawal of Grimsby, while Boston won through at the expense of Lindum who were out for 117, chasing a total of 150.
Going into the final, Bracebridge won the toss and elected to bat but faced some tight bowling and fielding from the Boston side which brought the wicket of Vikram Atri in Colin Cheer’s first over.
When Paul Cook was caught off Paul Deans’ first ball, the score was 40 for two but Karanjit Bansal and Nick John (26) added 80 and when Bansal fell to Tom Baxter for a well-crafted 53, the total had reached 126 for four.
Jason Scheepers and James Wright also contributed as Bracebridge finished on 163 for seven, Scott Elleray and Baxter each taking two wickets.
Boston looked favourites from the start as Jonathan Cheer and Tim Norris put on 26 for the first wicket and Norris and David Sargeant added a further 70. Norris made an excellent 61, taking Boston to 116 for three and Elleray and Josh Newton saw the total to 149 for five.
With four overs to go, Boston needed just 22 runs for victory with wickets in hand but Bracebridge kept up the pressure and going into the final over, nine were needed. But Jonathan Darke kept his head, restricting the batsmen and taking a wicket on his fifth ball.
This left new batsman Luke Gilding with the unenviable task of hitting a four to win off the last ball but the batsmen could only run two and the trophy was Bracebridge’s.
Norris’s innings and his fielding earned him the man of the match award, presented by Martin Thompson, Director of cup sponsors Winkworth.
Full scorecard can be found on http://lcbpl.play-cricket.com/scoreboard/scorecard.asp?id=11334615

LACKLUSTRE LUDD

By Glen Sands
Hensall gained their second victory of their Snaith Evening League Division One season with a deserved win over a lacklustre Luddington team who failed to chase down 100 with a mediocre batting display.
Hensall batted first and quickly lost opener Richard Whaley , trapped LBW by Jonathan Wroot for just a single and wicket keeper batsman Chris Dillerstone also made just one before he was bowled by Wrootleaving Hensall on 17 for 2. Andy Barker and skipper Craig Mainds then put together an excellent partnership before Barker was out for 25 to an outstanding Matthew Teal catch in the deep off the bowling of Anthony Fitzgerald and Fitz picked up a second wicket when Bestington offered up a return catch as the home side slipped to 44 for 4. Jamie Calvert then joined his skipper in the middle and they went on to bat sensibly , picking up runs where they could then pouncing on any loose deliveries , taking the total to 98 before Mainds was out , caught by Fitzgerald off Teal for a well constructed 39. Calvert finished the innings on 26 not out and the Hensall total on 100 for 5 , a target that Luddington would have thought was achievable , Jonathan Wroot and Anthony Fitzgerald taking two wickets each for the Isle side.
Their reply got off to a comfortable start with brothers Graham and darren Clark taking the total to 27 before the latter had a delivery stop on him which resulted in him dollying the ball back to Richard Whaley having made 12. Andy Lawson struck 10 in no time but then was out in bizarre fashion when ducking to avoid the ball when attempting a run only to find himself out of his ground when it struck the stumps and when Graham Clark was then caught by Martin Wright off Jamie Calvert for 20 suddenly the visitors were floundering on 44 for 3. To their credit Hensall's bowlers were keeping it nice and tight and that saw the pressure to score ever increase on the Luddington batsmen. Russell Fletcher was bowled by a beauty from young home talent Matthew Wright then Scott Buttrick was deceived by the same bowler having scored 10. Matthew Teal and Jonathan Wroot took the total to 70 before Wroot was out for eight and the writing was truely on the wall when Teal was spectacularly caught by Whaley on the boundary off the bowling of Andy Barker for 12 leaving Ludd on 77 for 7. Barker and Tim Heneghan then held their nerve when bowling the final overs whilst the Hensall fielding was of a high calibre and Luddington's innings faded to 89 all out with just two deliveries remaining , earning Hensall a splendid victory.
All their bowlers deserve credit for their performance but for Luddington it was a disappointing game leaving them in no doubt that they will need to improve when taking on title chasing Goole Town in their next encounter.

OUTCASTS LEVEL AT TOP

Snaith Evening League Division One
Goole Town suffered a blow to their title ambitions when they were bowled out by Fishlake for 69 , Bansil top scoring with 33 for Town whilst Garrigan took 3 for 11 for Fishlake , as did Ben Lamb for Goole but to no avail as the visitors reached 70 for 6 to put themselves in the hunt for the crown whilst at the other end of the table matters were eased somewhat with the sad news that Drax Village have withdrawn from the league , although Hensall's victory over Luddington means that they have given themselves hope of keeping clear of bottom place , Craig Mainds hitting 39 as they posted a total of 100 for 5 then the Isle side were bowled out for 89 in reply.

Division Two
Hirst Courtney are clear at the top of the Second Division following their three wicket win over Pollington who made 127 for 7 thanks chiefly to 60 from Weaver with Dunn taking 3 for 14 for Hirst and they went on to win when Alford and Craig Lawson both scored 33 in their total of 131 for 7 , Welburn picking up 4 for 15 for Pollington. The result between Airmyn and Carlton Towers is not known as it was not notified to the results collator and finally Burn beat Goole Fireemen by four wickets , restricting them to 124 for 7 as D West hit 41 for the Firemen then replying with 126 for 6 Boo Adamson making 46 not out and Adam Prescott 33 for Burn.

Division Three
Outcasts moved level with Howden at the top of Division Three when they won a close encounter at Drax Village 2nds. Mark Fletcher hit 48 as the Isle side made 117 for 8 then Niall Chester took a valuable 3 for 16 as Drax were restricted to 113 for 5 , Chaston hitting 34 and Jackson 32 not out for the villagers and finally Thorne Colliery were dismissed for 49 at Eggborough for whom Gale took 4 for 13 and Tyson 2 for 13 before Pearson guided Eggborough to 50 for 2 and a comfortable win.

Trophy final
The Arthur Brant Trophy will be contested by Burn and Hirst Courtney on Monday July 25th at Hensall following the Semi Finals which took place on Monday July 4th. Hirst won at Airmyn although no further details are available whilst burn beat Pollington by scoring 154 thanks to Mark Webster's 67 and 42 from Jamie Bingle then bowling Pollington out for 101 , Alex Webster taking 4 for 23 with Hopkinson hitting 44 for the home side.

Pollington v Burn
Burn 154 all out ( M Webster 67 ; J Bingle 42 )
Pollington : 101 all out ( S Hopkinson 44 ) A Webster 4 for 23
Result : Burn win by 53 runs

Thursday July 7th
Snaith League Division One

Goole Town v Fishlake
Goole : 69 all out ( Bansil 33 ) Garrighan 3 for 11
Fishlake : 70 for 6 B Lamb 3 for 11
Result : Fishlake win by 4 wickets

Hensall v Luddington
Hensall : 100 for 5 ( C Mainds 39 ; J Calvert 26 no )
Luddington : 89 all out
Result : Hensall win by 11 runs

Sykehouse beat Drax Village who have now resigned from the league

Snaith League Division Two

Airmyn v Carlton Towers result not known

Burn v Goole Firemen
Firemen : 124 for 7 ( D West 41 )
Burn : 126 for 6 ( Boo Adamson 46 no ; A Prescott 33 )
Result : Burn win by 4 wickets

Hirst Courtney v Pollington
Pollington : 127 for 7 ( T Weaver 60 ) S Dunn 3 for 14
Hirst : 131 for 7 ( M Alford 33 ; C Lawson 33 ) C Welburn 4 for 15
Result : Hirst Courtney win by 3 wickets

Snaith League Division Three

Drax Village 2nds v Outcasts
Outcasts : 117 for 8 ( M Fletcher 48 )
Drax : 113 for 5 ( P Chaston 34 ; S Jackson 32 no ) N Chester 3 for 16
Result : Outcasts win by 4 runs

Eggborough v Thorne Colliery
Thorne : 49 all out L Gale 4 for 13
Eggborough : 50 for 2 ( D Pearson 34 no )
Result : Eggborough win by 8 wickets

Fixtures for week commencing July 11th

Monday July 11th
Snaith League Shield Final @ Carlton Towers

Sykehouse v Goole Town

Thursday July 14th
Division One
Drax Village v Askern not taking place. Drax resigned from league
Fishlake v Hensall
Luddington v Goole Town

Division Two
Airmyn v Pollington
Carlton Towers v Burn
Goole Firemen v Hirst Courtney

Division Three
Howden Town v Eggborough
Outcasts v Thorne Colliery




LATE RESULT

Airmyn v Carlton Towers
Airmyn : 150 for 6
Carlton : 152 for 5
Result : Carlton Towers win by 5 wickets



SNAITH LEAGUE
DIVISION ONE
PLAYED WON LOST NO RES TIED TOTAL
1. ASKERN WELFARE 9 6 0 3 0 21
2. GOOLE TOWN 10 6 2 2 0 20
3, FISHLAKE 9 6 2 1 0 19
4. SYKEHOUSE 10 3 6 1 0 10
5. LUDDINGTON 8 2 3 3 0 9
6. HENSALL 9 2 7 0 0 6
7. DRAX VILLAGE 9 1 6 2 0 5

DIVISION TWO
1. HIRST COURTNEY 11 7 4 0 0 21
2. AIRMYN 11 5 4 2 0 17
3. CARLTON TOWERS 10 5 3 2 0 15
4. POLLINGTON 11 5 6 0 0 15
5. BURN 11 4 6 1 0 13
6. GOOLE FIREMEN 10 3 6 1 0 10

DIVISION THREE
1. HOWDEN 8 6 0 2 0 20
2. OUTCASTS 9 6 1 2 0 20
3. EGGBOROUGH 9 4 5 0 0 12
4. THORNE COLLIERY 9 2 6 1 0 7
5. DRAX VILLAGE 2NDS 9 1 6 1 0 4

WROOTS OF VICTORY FOR OUTCASTS

By Glen Sands

Outcasts got back to winning ways in great style when they crushed Hykeham by 133 runs at Hirst Priory in Lincs League Divison One on Saturday, and it was Jonathan Wroot who took centre stage with a fantastic bowling performance that must surely cement his place in the first team having stepped up from the second eleven due to unavailabilities and injuries.
Hykeham won the toss and chose to invite Outcasts to bat first a decision which looked to be a good one when Richard Wroot was bowled by Rick Chester for just six with the total on 17. Oliver Coulman was next to go , caught by wicket keeper Alex Bowkett off Chris Hammond for 16 but that brought Andy Lawson and Graham Clark together who produced an excellent partnership which took the Priorymen past three figures as Lawson in particular smashed the ball over the boundary ropes for three huge maximums. Just as he appeared set to take the game away from the Lincoln outfit Lawson was out for 39 , caught behind off Chester with the total on 107 but there was no respite for Hykeham as Peter Tait strode to the middle and along with Clark continued to score freely. Unfortunatley for Clark he was bowled by a terrific delivery from Chester when he was just four short of his half century which saw his brother Darren join Tait at the crease. They took the total up to 174 before Darren was controversially caught by Anthony Clark for 18 who was'nt entirely sure he had held on to a steeepling catch off the bowling of Ian Walsh and Tait was out to the very next delivery for 31 , caught by Rick Chester to leave them on 174 for 6. Skipper Russell Fletcher and 15 year old first team debutant Josh Bramhill then took the score to 195 before the former was caught by that man Anthony Clark for 13 , again off the bowling of Walsh and he picked up his fourth wicket when bowling Jonathan Wroot as Outcasts tried to make 200 , something they achieved from the very last ball of the innings thanks to Jason Whiteley who brought things to a close at 200 for 8 Bramhill ending on a creditable 7 not out.
After a long afternoon in the field Hykeham really needed to make a good start but they were simply blown away by a rampant Jonathan Wroot who ran in like a man possessed. His first wicket came when Ian Walsh clipped a catch to the confident Josh Bramhill having scored just five then fellow opener Mark Conyers played all around a straight one and was bowled for just four leaving them on 23 for 2. Josh Taylor edged a catch to Richard Wroot behind the stumps to give brother Jon his third victim then Graham Clark came to the party when Peter Tait caught Chris Hammond off his bowling leaving the total on 37 for 4. James Wilson and Sam Inman took the score up to 60 but then the wheels realy did come off for the visitor. Bramhill took his second catch of the game to remove Inman for 16 then Wroot took centre stage once more , bowling Rick Chester who failed to trouble the scorers. The next wicket was down to a quite incredible diving catch from Peter Tait which saw the stubborn Wilson out for 10 then Wroot struck twice at the end of his eleventh over to leave himself on a hat trick. Sadly for him it was'nt to be as home skipper Russell Fletcher took an outstanding one handed catch at slip to earn Clark a fourth wicket and in doing so bringing the game to a close but Wroot can be proud of his splendid figures of 6 for 23 which undoubtedly earned him a man of the match performance which was watched in disbelief by second team skipper Ian Fletcher from the boundary edge !
There is no game for Outcasts' first team this weekend as attention turns to the second eleven who entertain Barton Town 2nds on Saturday followed by a Bob Welton Cup Semi Final against Cleethorpes 3rds on Sunday July 17th.
It promises to be a roller coaster ride for the Isle side and they will have a man in form in Mr Wroot!

GOLDEN GRAHAM TAKES 7 FOR 6

NORTH LINDSEY LEAGUE MATCH REPORT
By Glen Sands

When Luddington had lost five wickets with just 19 on the board you wouldn't have given them a prayer of winning against a buoyant Everton side who bowled superbly, but the Luddington tail wagged to lift them to 86 and following a sharpe shower after the tea interval which spiced up the wicket the Isle side ripped through the visitors to gain an unlikely victory which puts them right in the mix for promotion to Division Two.
Skipper Gareth Parkin won the toss and chose to bat first but things did'nt go to plan as Ludd quickly lost three wickets with the total on 16. Graham Clark was first to go . LBW to Danny Leach for eight then Oliver Saxon went , caught by wicket keeper Dave Codd from the very next delivery. Darren Clark edged a catch to Codd off Glen Cruickshank in the next over having scored six then Andy Lawson became Codd's third victim , again off Cruickshank and Gareth Parkin went the same way to leave Ludd deep in the mire at 19 for 5 ! Danny Taylor and Steve Proctor dug in , taking the total to 56 before Taylor was bowled for 13 by Ryan Kisby and without a further run being added Proctor ( for an invaluable 21 ) and Martin Fletcher were back in the changing room , the score then standing at 56 for 8. Arron Curry and Matthew Mellers then put together a terrific stand of 30 before the latter was caught and bowled by Cruickshank for 14 then Barry O'Brien was bowled to bring the innings to a close , Curry finishing on 11 not out whilst Glen Cruickshank ended with excellent figures of 5 for 17 for Everton.
The visitors response began under cloudy skies and with the conditions suiting his bowling Graham Clark produced his best ever figures. Brother Darren took a sharpe catch at slip to remove Dan Leach for four then Steve Johnson was run out by Darren's direct hit as the rain began to fall. Sean Leach was bowled by Graham Clark after which the umpires took the players off the field for half an hour due to the weather and once they returned to the middle the track was far more difficult to bat on. Mills edged a catch to Steve Proctor off Matthew Mellers without scoring , leaving the luckless visitors on 8 for 4 , then ten more were added before Clark struck again , having Garner caught at gully by Mellers for three. Ryan Kisby flashed a catch to Proctor from the next delivery from Clark who was nigh on unplayable and he then bowled Gibson for eight with the total on 23 to continue his one man mission. In truth the Luddington fielding was exceptional as was the case when Dave Codd was superbly caught at slip by Darren Clark off his brother to make it 24 for 8 then Proctor took an even better diving one handed stunner off Matthew Mellers bowling to the amazement of his team mates. Graham Clark then wrapped things up when bowling Glen Cruickshank to finish with the most incredible figures of 7 for 6 from 7.3 overs thus earning Luddington a quite remarkable victory.
In truth Everton had the misfortune of having to bat on a rain affected wicket after having bowled superbly themselves in reducing Luddington to 86 but there is no getting away from the fact that Graham Clark adapted magnificently to the conditions and thoroughly deserved his impressive figures , aided by some splendid fielding from all of his team mates.
Next up for Ludd is a tough trip to Upton cum Kexby, whilst Everton travel to Bottesford hoping to put their misfortune behind them quickly.

DAN DELIVERS

SOUTH LINCOLNSHIRE & BORDER LEAGUE
By Ann Boulton

Dan Duke recorded the South Lincolnshire & Border League’s best bowling figures of the weekend to help Billingborough retain their unbeaten record at the top of Division One.
Duke took seven for 42 as Moulton Harrox were out for 100, a total the leaders overtook for the loss of one wicket.
Stamford stay second following their defeat of bottom side Bourne, Brian Bennett taking five wickets for just 11 runs for Stamford and Belton Park posted a similar result, staying third after beating Market Deeping 2nd who are now only one place above Bourne.
The surprise result of the day came in Division Two where Stamford 2nd demolished leaders Skegness for just 61 and went on to win by seven wickets. This allowed Billingborough 2nd to close the gap at the top following their nine wicket win over Boston 3rd, Thomas Cook staying third despite going down to Heckington and Cavaliers shooting back into the top half of the table after beating Sleaford Sunday.
Ropsley’s new-look team picked up valuable points with a win over Spalding 2nd who are now fourth, four points behind Thomas Cook. Andrew Jones hit 89 for Ropsley in their six wicket victory.
Division Three’s top team also suffered a reversal, North Luffenham going down to Grantham 2nd. Moulton Harrox Sunday moved into second, having caught up their game in hand over Spalding 3rd, who were without a game.
And Pinchbeck opened up the gap at the foot of the table with victory over bottom side Burgh & District.

Division One
Moulton Harrox 100 (Duke 7-42), Billingborough 101-1 (Newman 59);
Boston 2nd 201-8 (Baxter 57, Manning 75no), Grantham 135;
Bourne 2nd 141-7 (Bennett 5-11), Stamford 142-2 (Williams 53no);
Woodhall Spa 2nd 146-9 (Bee 72), Sleaford 2nd 105;
Lindum Ramblers 157, Spalding 159-6;
Market Deeping 2nd 147, Belton Park 148-2;

Division Two
Skegness 2nd 61, Stamford 2nd 62-3;
Boston 3rd 107, Billingborough 2nd 108-1 (W Chessum 60no);
Spalding 2nd 171-5 (East 69), Ropsley 172-4 (Jones 89);
Thomas Cook 161, Heckington 162-7 (Majeed 5-32);
Sleaford Sunday 147-9 (Markham 63, Robinson 5-10), Cavaliers 148-7;

Division Three
Claypole v Blankney – cancelled, waterlogged pitch
North Luffenham 140, Grantham 2nd 144-4 (Nichols 55no);
Burgh & District 88 (Boekestyn 5-18), Pinchbeck 89-2;
Moulton Harrox Sunday 196-7, (Scourfield 57) Timberland 96;

KITCHEN SINKS BOTTESFORD

By Glen Sands

There was just one game played in the North Lindsey League First Division yesterday and it saw a comfortable 10-wicket win for Cleethorpes 5ths at Chichester Road against depleted Barton Academy Vikings, who were bowled out for 47 by the Meggies.
Appleby-Frodingham 3rds did pick up three points when Messingham 3rds conceded their scheduled game at Brumby Hall due to George Marshall Cup commitments.

App Frodingham 3rds v Messingham 3rds
Postponed - Messingham 3rds concede.
Result : App Frodingham 3rds 3 pts Messingham 3rds - 1pt

Cleethorpes 5ths v Barton Acadamy Vikings
Vikings: 47 all out
Cleethorpes: 48 for 0
Result: Cleethorpes 5ths win by 10 wickets

DIVISION TWO
Outcasts 3rds opened up a six points lead at the top of Division Two when they won the Isle of Axholme derby at Hirsts Priory against Haxey 3rds who scored 108 all out with the returning all-rounder Mark Metcalf making 55 not out having transferred back to the club from Isleonians, Graeme Fletcher taking 5 for 13 against the old enemy then Scott Buttrick hit 51 and David Hobson 37 not out as the Priorymen eased to 109 for 2. Elsewhere Broughton 3rds bowled Hibaldstow 2nds out for 156 thanks chiefly to Robbie Ward who took 4 for 30 before Nick Dobbs hit 51 and Neil Simpson 46 not out to guide their team to 159 for 5, Peter Taylor picking up 4 for 59 for Hibaldstow.

Hibaldstow 2nds v Broughton 3rds
Hibaldstow : 156 all out R Ward 4 for 30
Broughton : 159 for 5 ( Nick Dobbs 51 ; N Simpson 46 not out ) P Taylor 4 for 59
Result : Broughton 3rds win by 5 wickets

Outcasts 3rds v Haxey 3rds
Haxey : 108 all out ( M Metcalf 55 no ) G Fletcher 5 for 13
Outcasts : 109 for 2 ( S Buttrick 51 ; D Hobson 37 no )
Result : Outcasts 3rds win by 8 wickets

DIVISION THREE
Misterton 2nds maintained their spot at the top of the Third Division when winning by five wickets at Upton cum Kexby who made 134 when batting first , Shaun Metcalf scoring 40 as Darren Emmingham took 4 for 43 then he added 37 when his team eased to 137 for 5 , Richard Taylor making 75 not out to continue his current good form. Luddington climbed up to second in the table after beating Everton 3rds out on the Isle. They were struggling at 19 for 5 early in their innings only for Steve Proctor to make 21 along with 14 from Matthew Mellers and 13 from Danny Taylor as the tail wagged to take them up to 86 all out , Glen Cruickshank picking up an impressive 5 for 17 for the visitors who then were dismissed for only 26 with Graham Clark taking a career best 7 for 6 in what was a terrific bowling performance. Finally, Broughton 4ths gained a seven wicket win at Bottesford whom they bowled out for 77 , Paul Knapper hitting 22 and Dave Willey 17 for Bottesford who were blitzed by young Kyle Kitchen's outstanding 7 for 17 figures then Craig Hall hit 41 to see Broughton home and in doing so lifting them into joint third place.

Bottesford v Broughton 4ths
Bottesford : 77 all out ( P Knapper 22 ; D Willey 17 ) K Kitchen 7 for 17
Broughton 4ths : 78 for 3 ( C Hall 41 )
Result : Broughton 4ths win by 7 wickets

Luddington v Everton 3rds
Luddington : 86 all out ( S Proctor 21 ) G Cruickshank 5 for 17
Everton : 26 all out G Clark 7 for 6
Result : Luddington win by 60 runs

Upton cum Kexby v Misterton 2nds
Upton : 134 all out ( S Metcalf 40 ) D Emmingham 4 for 43
Misterton : 137 for 5 ( R Taylor 75 no ; D Emmingham 37 )
Result : Misterton 2nds win by 5 wickets

FIXTURES
Sunday July 17th

Division One
App Frodingham 3rds v Caistor Cougars
Barton Acadamy Vikings v Grimsby Town 3rds
Cleethorpes 5ths v Scunthorpe 4ths

Division Two
Alkborough 3rds v Outcasts 3rds
Broughton 3rds v Wheatley & Leverton
Haxey 3rds v Barton Town 4ths

Division Three
Bottesford v Everton 3rds
Misterton 2nds v Isleonians
Normanby Park v Broughton 4ths
Upton cum Kexby v Luddington


DIVISION ONE
PLAYED WON LOST NO RES TIED TOTAL
1. CAISTOR COUGARS 7 5 1 1 0 16
2. GRIMSBY TOWN 3RDS 6 4 1 1 0 13
3. APP FRODINGHAM 3RDS 6 3 1 2 0 11
4. MESSINGHAM 3RDS 7 4 3 0 0 11
5. CLEETHORPES 5THS 7 2 5 0 0 5
6. BARTON VIKINGS 7 2 5 0 0 4
7. SCUNTHORPE 4THS 6 1 5 0 0 3

DIVISION TWO
1. OUTCASTS 3RDS 8 6 1 1 0 19
2. ALKBOROUGH 3RDS 7 4 2 1 0 13
3. BROUGHTON 3RDS 8 4 3 1 0 13
4. HAXEY 3RDS 7 3 3 1 0 10
5. HIBALDSTOW 2NDS 8 3 5 0 0 9
6. WHEATLEY & LEVERTON 6 2 3 1 0 7
7. BARTON TOWN 4THS 8 1 6 1 0 3

DIVISION THREE
1. MISTERTON 2NDS 8 5 1 2 0 17
2. LUDDINGTON 8 4 2 2 0 14
3. BROUGHTON 4THS 8 4 3 1 0 13
4. UPTON cum KEXBY 8 4 3 1 0 13
5. EVERTON 3RDS 7 4 3 0 0 12
6. ISLEONIANS 7 2 4 1 0 7
7. BOTTESFORD 8 1 5 2 0 5
8. NORMANBY PARK 6 1 4 1 0 4

DIVISION ONE
CLEETHORPES 5THS DEDUCTED 1 PT FOR NON FULFILLMENT OF FIXTURE
BARTON ACADAMY VIKINGS DEDUCTED TWO POINTS FOR NON FILFILLMENT OF FIXTURES ON TWO OCCASIONS
MESSINGHAM 3RDS DEDUCTED 1 PT FOR NON FULFILLMENT OF FIXTURE

DIVISION TWO
BARTON TOWN 4THS DEDUCTED 1 PT FOR NON FULFILLMENT OF FIXTURE