Visitors Edgehill beat Scalby 10-0 to seal Scarborough Saturday League Trophy final spot
Edgehill won 10-0 at Scalby to book their place in the Saturday League Trophy final.
Edgehill opened the scoring after two minutes with a neat finish from Joel Ramm, then his forward partner Billy Logan doubled the lead as he slid the ball home.
Left-back Joe Danby added a third with fellow full-back Marshall Nock netting a rocket from 25 yards into the bottom corner. Two minutes later Logan headed in his second.
After the break, Kez Link’s great volley, veteran Dan Jones’ cross-shot, a Lloyd Henderson strike, Ramm’s second and an own goal completed a 10-0 win.
Ramm was the star man for Edgehill while Luke Rees and Ted Edwards also shone, Zam Deans, Ross Lazenby and Will Manson impressed for the Otters.
West Pier will face Seamer in the other semi after their 4-0 win at Westover Wasps.
A youthful Pier side led 1-0 at the break thanks to a great volley by Danny Keenaghan.
Player-boss John McGough made a great save at 0-0 on the half-hour mark.
In the second half Keenaghan, Chris Mattinson and Dec Richardson notched to cap a great team display.
Man of the match was Max Mcniven at centre-back.
Newby and Seamer drew 4-4 in a thriller.
A terrible start from Newby saw them deservedly go 3-0 behind to Seamer. Newby got back into the game and pulled two goals back before half-time through Cal Andrews and Brendan McGarry.
Again Newby had a shaky start to the second period, but soon started making chances again. Cal Andrews then got brought down for a penalty and dispatched it to equalise.
The game was end to end both sides coming close, Seamer regained the lead but Newby bounced back to make it 4-4 from McGarry.
Adam Martin nearly made it 5-4 hitting the crossbar, and after Seamer went down to 10 in the dying minutes after a sin binning, Newby almost nicked it.
The Newby man of the match was shared by Josh Kelly, Cam MacDonald and Sam Hampton.
Seamer’s goals were scored by Reggie Steels (2) and Lucas Hastie (2), while their man of the match awards was shared by Harley Adams and Jake Gallagher.
Brad Rowley smashed in four goals as Newlands earned a 5-3 success at Edgehill Reserves.
Terry Day was also on target for the visitors.
Kelsey Clegg bagged all three for the hosts with two penalties and a free-kick. Edgehill man of the match was centre-back Matty Rowley.