It was honours even at Mill Lane.
Tony Hackworth's men came into their last match of the season on the back of three successive defeats.
They fell behind on 10 minutes when Mohammed Farhan Subhani struck for visitors Eccleshill United.
But Pikes avoided a double for the Bradford side as George Brown levelled within four minutes.
It ensured Pickering finish 10th in Northern Counties East Premier, fitting after a real up-and-down campaign.


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