The Seadogs hit eight on their first run-out of the new season, on Saturday, including a 13-minute hat-trick for new boy Mo Fadera.
Hosts Tadcaster Albion, from Northern Counties East Premier, were mercilessly put to the sword by the rampant visitors.
Alex Wiles opening the scoring with a fourth-minute angled drive.
Rio Allan then quickly doubled the Athletic advantage.
A trademark Lewis Maloney effort from distance made it three before debutant midfielder Luke Jones made it four.
Allan's second ensured the Seadogs went in 5-0 up at the interval.
Fadera was introduced at half-time and took control with a quickfire treble, including a calm penalty to round things off late on.
Here's Boro assistant boss Michael Ingham speaking to SAFC TV:
The Seadogs travel to Pickering Town next on Friday night with a 7.45pm kick-off.


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