Scarborough Athletic bounced back from their midweek FA Cup exit with three National North points on Saturday.
On-loan Aidan Rutledge was the star with a first-ever hat-trick for the Seadogs.
Rutledge opened the scoring on 13 minutes and two more early in the second half put the hosts firmly in control before visitors Rushall Olympic added a late consolation.
Boro boss Jono Greening spoke to SAFC TV after the final whistle:
Boro are back in action next Saturday at Brackley.


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