Bridlington RUFC are targeting taking back top spot in Yorkshire 2, on Saturday.
With leaders Roundhegians not in action, on Saturday, Brid could go back to the top of the division.
They visit Bradford side Baildon at 3pm.
Brid trail second-placed Old Otliensians, who take on Huddersfield, by a single point.
In Yorkshire 3, Hornsea go to Barnsley.
Whitby are also away, they visit Wallsend in Durham & Northumberland Division Three.
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North Yorkshire Council has approved the purchase of Resolution House on the outskirts of Scarborough to replace deteriorating town centre offices.
Campaigners in Whitby are celebrating after North Yorkshire Council backed a motion to investigate the costs of repairing the town's historic cliff lift rather than permanently closing it.
North Yorkshire council bosses have agreed a rule change to make taxis more accessible to wheelchair users — despite warnings the change could hit the elderly, disabled and rural residents.
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