The Under-12s travelled to Richmond for their cup semi-final game, a tense affair with neither team giving ground to the other .

A solid midfield performance from Sam Grainger and Nathan Pratt gave Northallerton the edge in the second half, with the game heading towards extra time a solo effort from Shane Darby broke the deadlock giving Northallerton a deserved final place.

The Under-13s played hosts to a strong and well organised Bedale team. The visitors opened the scoring early on and continued to dominate the first half with a further two goals. The second half saw the visitors extend their lead to four goals although this was the cue for a monumental fight back, a neat flick on from Matthew Hill put Andy Lagan through, he finished well. The provider turned finisher with a headed goal. Andy Lagan latched on to a reverse pass from Michael Pedley to equalise. With the tie finely balanced both teams pushed for the winner and with extra time approaching the home team gained a corner, it was curled in by Shane Bendelow and met perfectly by Jack Eyre - his first goal of the season. With seconds left Adam Hodgkinson completed the fight-back and netted Northallerton's sixth.

The Under-14s made their passage to the final a little less dramatically running out comfortable winners 12-0 away to rivals Brompton. Goals from Joe Dawson (4) Mark Blair (2), Andy Anderson (2) and Ben Darville (2) were helped with single goals from Geraint Jones and Tom Dennis. This result now puts League leaders Northallerton in with a strong chance of completing a clean sweep of trophies at their age level.

The Under-15s travelled the short distance to neighbours Brompton and completed a very successful cup day. The visitors opened the scoring with a well-taken strike from midfielder Stephen Greiff. Goals from Paul Robson and Michael Abbotson took the away side to a 3-0 lead in the first half. The second half saw a fight-back from the home side but the power and pace of Northallerton proved too much. And further goals from Nathan Adams and Tom Layfield put Northallerton comfortably into the final.

Willington Boys

After a long break, the Under-9s returned to action in the Russell Foster short-sided leagues with a 2-0 victory over Redby Whites and a 2-1 defeat to Seaham Red Star Rockets. Jack Davidson and Jordan Roberts scored for Willington in the first game, Roberts in the second.

Crook Town

THE Under-19s are champions of the Northern Youth Alliance League after defeating Selby away 2-0. Paul Freary, Crook Town's prolific goalscorer and Stephen Roberts, scored the goals.

Crook are undefeated in the league having conceded eight goals and scoring 38.

Two more games complete all fixtures in the league then they compete in the Northern Division Cup having to meet Thackley Town and Farsley Celtic at home, dates to be arranged.

The next home game is against Pocklington Town on Sunday, April 7 (2pm).

Brompton (Northallerton) Juniors

The Under-13s entertained Dales Diamonds for their last home game of the season. William Bunn opened the scoring on two minutes forcing in a Peter Star corner.

Scott Goodrum making his home debut, doubled the lead on 15 mins. He scored his second ten minutes into the second half with a chip over the stranded keeper.

An excellent passing move, started deep in their own half, was finished off by Stefan Pearson for his 27th goal of the season.

Diamonds scored with a cracking shot by Ormorod from 25 metres. Will Hogg capped a fine display by scoring Brompton's fifth with a shot from the edge of the box.

Stuart Dunn was Bromptons man of the match