The Pikes' 2-1 loss to Silsden saw the West Yorkshire side officially promoted.
It was Tony Hackworth's men who took the lead, though, just before half-time.
Omar Sanyang beat the offside trap and fired home for the Pikes.
Silsden bundled home an equaliser ust after the hour despite Pickering calls for handball.
The vistors then wrapped up the win and the Northern Counties East Premier title with a second goal seven minutes from time.
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The North Yorkshire Moors Railway has fully reopened its 24-mile heritage route from Pickering to Whitby after completing temporary works on a historic bridge, boosted by a £50,000 donation.
Health bosses have made a late decision to pause the planned closure of the Bridlington Care Unit following an extensive campaign by local residents and politicians.
Almost £1 million of additional funding for Whitby’s Maritime Hub has been approved by councillors in order to complete the project.
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