Tadcaster Albion sign three more players

Tadcaster Albion manager Paul Marshall has added three more players to his ranks following last night’s announcement of Calum Ward’s return to the club. Matty Howgate has re-signed for Taddy and Marshall has also recruited Jake McCormick and Harrogate Railway midfielder Joel Dixon. Dixon has been a regular starter for Railway since joining from Frickley  read more→

The key Non League moments of 2013

Sports Performer looks back the key moments in the last 12 months for our Yorkshire Non-League clubs. January – Garforth Town start a revival in their fortunes when Simon Clifford leads his side to victory at fellow strugglers Harrogate Railway. However, the win proves to a false dawn as Garforth soon collapse again a few  read more→

Tadcaster Albion win Team of the Weekend vote

Tadcaster Albion won the public vote for Team of the Weekend. Out of 93 votes, Tadcaster secured 34% of the overall vote. Scarborough came second with 27% followed by Barton (18%), Pickering (13%) and Farsley (5%). Tadcaster’s 2-0 win over Heanor Town on Saturday extended their unbeaten Toolstation NCEL Premier Division run to 23 games  read more→

Vote for your Sports Performer ‘Team of the Weekend’

We’re introducing a ‘Team of the Weekend’ vote at Sports Performer, covering all the Yorkshire Non-League teams. Simply tweet @SportsPerformer with your choice before 11pm on Wednesday to register your vote. The winner will be announced on Thursday afternoon. This week’s nominees are: Scarborough Athletic – Rudy Funk’s team were trailing 1-0 to Halesowen with  read more→

Tony Hackworth leaves Tadcaster for Pickering

Former Scarborough Athletic captain Tony Hackworth’s move to Tadcaster Albion has lasted just three weeks. Hackworth has moved onto Tadcaster’s Toolstation NCEL Premier Division rivals Pickering Town to become one of Mitch Cook’s first signings. Hackworth’s departure will come as a surprise for many as Tadcaster manager Paul Marshall had chased his signature for over  read more→

Glasshoughton Welfare midfielder Liam Tuck to miss two matches

Glasshoughton Welfare chief Rob Hunter had “no complaints” over Liam Tuck’s red card in the 3-0 victory over Lincoln Moorlands Railway yesterday, writes James Grayson. Tuck was given a second yellow card following a confrontation with Lincoln forward Patrick Siba midway through the second half. The midfielder will now miss the home game with Albion  read more→