Hosts ​Heslerton Hedgehogs Under-15s battle back to edge five-goal thriller against Dringhouses

With only the bare 11 Heslerton went 2-0 down early on however an Eli Howden penalty gave them hope.

Noah Johnson levelled direct from a free-kick and with time running out Ewan Masterman nodded in a winner on the goal-line after a free-kick was tipped onto the bar.

Heslerton Hunters U11s finished their season with a trip to Carr Vikings.

The hosts opened the scoring before Jacob Banyard levelled things up from the spot. With the last kick of the half Vikings retook the lead.

The second half saw Toby Shearsmith level again before Toby Farn won it for the Hunters. Harley Sefton won the man of the match award.

A depleted Heslerton Heroes U14s lost 4-1 at top of the table Wigginton.

Against the wind in the first half Heslerton found themselves 3-0 down. A dogged second-half display saw Ben Stroud fire home to give the Blues a lifeline but with further injuries hampering progress Wigginton added a fourth.

Tom Gibson was the Heslerton man of the match.

Heslerton Hawks U7s ended their season with another emphatic display.

Welcoming Brooklyn Cubs to Sand Lane the Hawks controlled the game with four goals from Trent Simpson, a brace for Valentine Davison and a goal from Harry Maw and Reggie Cooper.

The team played very well considering the strong wind but it was Thomas Horwell's strong running in midfield that earned him player of the match.