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DEFINITELY NO MONK-EES: Monk Fryston U13s win the Selby & District Cup Final after a stunning comeback against Pontefract Sports & Social.

Comeback kids take cup glory!

Monk Fryston U13s.............. 4

Dugdale digs deep with wonder goal

Wistow Warriors U12s.................... 4

Steve Lyon celebrates putting Station in front.

Station gleams with silverware

Station FC............... 1

Thorpe United U21s retain their league title and just losing out in the cup final.

Champions shot down in the end

Thorpe United U21s.............. 2

Minstermen rejoice as Wembley double chance looms

York City’s many Selby supporters were raising their glasses after claiming their first national cup honours in 90 years by lifting the FA Trophy after beating Newport County 2-0.

Queue forms for key post

Potential managers are queuing up for the vacant post at Selby Town despite the club’s relegation from the NCE top flight and the fact that it is not a paid position.

FAMILY RUN: Mark Sellars and his son Carter after the Leeds Half-Marathon where ten-year-old Carter completed the 2.5k junior run.

Amazing courage of Thorpe Willoughby father and son

And the brave Thorpe Willoughby youngster completed the 2.5k junior run while Mark – still undergoing treatment at Leeds Hospital for testicular cancer – finished the 13.1-miler in just over two hours.

WINNERS: Monk Fryston Primary School's rugby team win the inter school tounament. The team celebrate with coach Katie McLachlan. (BUY THIS PHOTO L6252TS) Picture: Tony Saxton

Primary pupils are rugby champions

A rugby squad from Monk Fryston Primary School have returned as champions from a tournament involving mainly Harrogate schools.

Action from the match between Sherburn White Rose U9s and Royston. Picture: Martin Selby

Late blossom for Rose!

Sherburn White Rose....... 3

Cheering fans prepare for Wembley double

Selby-based York City fans are cheering the double delight of seeing their team make two Wembley appearances in successive weeks.

Selby juniors fly the Robins’ nest

A junior section has been based at the Flaxley Road ground for years and played under the club’s banner, but there will no longer be any kids competing on their turf as from September, according to former junior secretary John Rayner.

Wilting Rose bravely go down fighting

Sherburn White Rose...................... 1

LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: A delighted Railway Reserves pictured with the shield for winning their league.

Railwaymen soon get back on track

Selby RSSC........................... 0

Brilliant Belles book cup final place at Bridlington

Beverley U14s.............................................. 2

NET GAIN: Dave Reasbeck equalises for Cliffe against Church Fenton. Picture: Malcolm Bryce

Comeback win over league champions

Cliffe FC........................................ 2

HARD AT WORK: Railway workhorse James Barrett in action during the cup semi-final.

Promotion party in full swing for Railwaymen

Terrington Glory.... 0

Another Robins manager resigns

But in an interview with the Selby Times, Graham Hodder wished to thank the club for inviting him to help out, and said the players had been fantastic – “doing their best for no money”.

WORLD CUP: At Selby Community Primary School is World Cup referee Howard Webb with pupils Katie Duck, 11, Callum Foster, ten, Courtney Burrows, 11, Callum Morris, nine, teaching assistant Dawn Proctor, headteacher Ian Clennan and business manager Karen Hill. (BUY THIS PHOTO L6077TS) Picture: Tony Saxton

World Cup referee ‘signs’ for school

A select group of pupils from Flaxley Road’s Selby Community Primary School are now able to boast having played a football match refereed by a World Cup star.

LONG WALK: Selby Town staff and supporters before the sponsored walk to Tadcaster. Picture: Gary Foster

Walk lights up path to a brighter future

The beleaguered Robins are helping to light their way to a brighter future by putting their best feet forward.

Drop zone for Rose

Field................. 5

CLEAN SHEET: Gary Howden, Mark Dickinson and Kyle Poole help to maintain a clean sheet for Railway Reserves.

Railwaymen open door to promotion

Selby RSSC..................... 2

Boro ruin Thorpe dream

Thorpe Utd Res 1

Tom Littlewood scores for Station.

A bridge too far for Cliffe Res as Station lose out

Station FC........................................ 2

Former skipper adds insult to injury for sorry Robins

Tadcaster Albion......................................... 3

Double joy as Bubwith team look to treble

All of which far exceeds the pre-season promotion ambitions of manager Rob Joy, who was understandably proud of his players after the game.

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