Sleights FC are dressed for success thanks to Whitby Seafoods kit deal

Sleights FC are in top gear thanks to a brand new team kit provided by sponsor Whitby Seafoods.
Sleights show off their new kit sponsored by Whitby SeafoodsSleights show off their new kit sponsored by Whitby Seafoods
Sleights show off their new kit sponsored by Whitby Seafoods

Club chairman Andrew Snaith said: “I’d like to thank Barrie Harland and everyone at Whitby Seafoods for their help, and they’ve worked closely with our manager Ed Turner who’s been brilliant too. We love the new kit and it was great to christen it with a big win.”

The first game Sleights played in the new kit was an 8-2 win against Bagby & Balk on January 8 in the Beckett League first division at the AC Building and Property Maintenance Sports.

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On Saturday in a match switched to Sherburn, Sleights romped to an 11-1 win in the Ryedale Hospital Cup.

Barrie Harland from Whitby Seafoods and Taylor Humble, Sleights player, show off the new kit sponsored by Whitby Seafoods before the team's 8-2 win over Bagby and Balk at the AC Building and Property Maintenance Sports on Lowdale Lane.Barrie Harland from Whitby Seafoods and Taylor Humble, Sleights player, show off the new kit sponsored by Whitby Seafoods before the team's 8-2 win over Bagby and Balk at the AC Building and Property Maintenance Sports on Lowdale Lane.
Barrie Harland from Whitby Seafoods and Taylor Humble, Sleights player, show off the new kit sponsored by Whitby Seafoods before the team's 8-2 win over Bagby and Balk at the AC Building and Property Maintenance Sports on Lowdale Lane.

The holders made it into the last four as Joe Hugill smashed in four and man of the match skipper Charlie Smith notched a hat-trick.

Will Cork-Dove hit two and Robbie Hurworth and Jacob Rigden netted one each.