Leeds area mid handicap league

Match day recap

In today's Leeds Region Mid Handicap League action, several key matches took place across both League One and League Two, affecting the standings in different ways. In League One, Moor Allerton faced Howley Hall and suffered a 3-7 defeat. This result led to Moor Allerton dropping one position in the standings, moving from second to third, with their points tally increasing slightly from 40 to 43. Howley Hall, despite their victory, remains in fifth place, but they improved their points from 29 to 36. Scarcroft secured a convincing 7-2 win over Garforth, which allowed them to climb two places in the standings, moving from fourth to second. Their points increased from 37 to 44. Garforth, however, stayed in sixth position, with their points rising from 26 to 28. Tadcaster and Normanton did not play today, so their positions and points remain unchanged.

In League Two, Headingley delivered a strong performance against Sand Moor, winning 7-2. This victory enabled Headingley to move up one position, taking second place with their points increasing from 41 to 48. Sand Moor remains at the bottom of the table, with their points moving slightly from 23 to 25. Selby achieved an impressive 8-1 victory over Leeds, but this did not affect their position as they remain in seventh place, although their points increased from 27 to 35. Leeds also retained their fourth position, with a minor increase in points from 38 to 39. Bradford narrowly lost to Horsforth, with a score of 4-5. Horsforth continues to lead the table with their points climbing from 49 to 54, while Bradford stays in sixth place, increasing their points from 32 to 36. Cookridge and Waterton Park did not compete today, so their standings and points remain unchanged.

Overall, today's matches have resulted in some shifts within the standings, particularly in League One, where Scarcroft's victory has significantly boosted their position. In League Two, Headingley's win has allowed them to climb up the table, although Horsforth maintains a firm grip on the top spot.

Edit Cookridge played Waterton Park on Wednesday and were winners 7-2

Match day recap

In today's Leeds Region Mid Handicap League action, Garforth delivered a commanding performance with a 9-0 victory over Wetherby in League One. This result has propelled Garforth two places up in the standings, moving from eighth to sixth. Wetherby, on the other hand, has slipped from seventh to eighth. The top positions remain unchanged with Tadcaster, Moor Allerton, and Normanton holding steady at first, second, and third respectively. Scarcroft and Howley Hall also maintained their positions at fourth and fifth.

In League Two, Bradford emerged victorious with a 6-3 win against Cookridge. This win allowed Bradford to climb from seventh to sixth in the standings. Despite the loss, Cookridge managed to improve their standing, moving from fourth to third, as Leeds dropped to fourth. The top two spots in the league remain occupied by Horsforth and Headingley, who continue to hold their positions at first and second. Waterton Park remains in fifth place, while Selby and Sand Moor are unchanged at seventh and eighth respectively.