Scarborough edged out by Selby in thrilling finale
A much-reshuffled Scarborough side ended their league campaign with a typical curate's egg of a performance at relegation-threatened Selby.
Playing into the teeth of a biting wind the visitors struggled in the early stages of an error-strewn first half.
And although Selby led 11-6 on the half hour, a try from Scarborough skipper Tom Ratcliffe saw the scores tied 11-11 at the break.
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Hide AdAn exciting second half saw the sides share six tries with the Seasiders leading 31-30 going into injury time.
Referee Jim Saunders found six minutes of added time from somewhere before awarding Selby a penalty at a three-time reset scrum and fly-half Scott Hunt made no mistake with the penalty.
FULL REPORT AND PICTURES FROM ANDY STANDING IN THURSDAY’S SCARBOROUGH NEWS