In only their second season playing 11-a-side, the team claimed their Harrogate and District Junior League U-13s crown with a 3-2 win over Knaresborough Celtic.

They then beat the same team 2-1 in their U-13s Cup final, with goals scored by Tom Coull, Bradley Everitt, Jakey Pattison, Luke Stewart and Cal Rayiru over both games.

Coach Mark Stewart paid tribute to his side.

“It’s a massive achievement for them,” he said.

“It’s only their second season playing 11-a-side and to pick up a double is fantastic. They also met the 1966 England World Cup squad so it’s been quite a year for them.

“I’d also like to say a massive thank you to our sponsors Hotel du Vin, Fallons, Stewarts, Woodtec Flooring of Knaresborough, Peacock Brothers, and to the Blakey family and the Newbold family.”

HARROGATE RAILWAY U-15s picked up the Harrogate League U-15s A League Trophy to round off their season.

In addition to their league win they also claimed the Leeds District Cup, finished runners-up in the Harrogate District Cup, and third in both the Leeds District League and Leeds District Supplementary Cup.

WETHERBY ATHLETIC U-14s made history by winning the Barkston Ash Deighton Shield on Sunday at Selby Town.

They beat Garforth Rangers 3-2, thanks to goals from Alex Taylor, Ryan O’Connor and the winner from Joe Wilks.

Wetherby’s combined team effort not only won the Deighton Shield for the first time but also reaped revenge for the defeat Garforth Rangers inflicted two years before in the same competition.

HARROGATE RAILWAY U-13s Girls secured the Harrogate League Cup with a 1-0 win over RIPON CITY.

The game was end to end and reached extra time before skipper Beth Clayton broke the deadlock to avoid a penalty shootout.

Player of the match went to Rail’ ‘keeper Natasha Plummer.

COLLINGHAM beat Leeds City Juniors 2-0 in sweltering conditions to complete a League and Cup double.

The final was played at Ossett Town’s ground in 25 degrees and saw Collingham score a goal in both halves through Jackson Walker and William Harrison to round off another great season in the Garforth league.

HARROGATE RAILWAY U-12s GIRLS beat league winners KILLINGHALL NOMADS in a Cup Final penalty shootout.

After the score remained 0-0 after extra time, Rail’ ‘keeper Jenny Huddleston saved two goals before Georgia Jenner smashed in the winner.

RAILWAY JUNIORS U-12s A (Year 7) are looking for a quality goalkeeper and other players for next season’s team.

Please see www.harrogaterailway.com for details or contact coach on 01423 880371.

RIPON CITY PANTHERS U-11s Girls came out 5-0 winners against HARROGATE RAILWAYin the Friendship Cup.

Lauryn Colman scored a hat-trick with Ellie Allinson bagging two goals.