GUISBOROUGH extended their lead at the top of Durham and Northumberland Division Three after beating second-placed Whitby 49-5 at Belmangate.

GUISBOROUGH extended their lead at the top of Durham and Northumberland Division Three after beating second-placed Whitby 49-5 at Belmangate.

BILLINGHAM are boosted by the return of player-coach Chris Hyndman as they aim to stay top of North One East by winning at fifth-placed Old Crossleyans tomorrow.

MIDDLESBROUGH WASPS (home to Morpeth, 1.45, 3.00): Poole, McFall, Rhattigan, Rose, Corrigill, Todd, Bivens, Helm, Symons, Warsama, Hutchison, Lynch, Wright, Fingland, Pierce, Whittaker, Tebbs, Fenwick.

MIDDLESBROUGH WASPS (home to Morpeth, 1.45, 3.00): Poole, McFall, Rhattigan, Rose, Corrigill, Todd, Bivens, Helm, Symons, Warsama, Hutchison, Lynch, Wright, Fingland, Pierce, Whittaker, Tebbs, Fenwick.

MIDDLESBROUGH WASPS (home to Morpeth, 1.45, 3.00): Poole, McFall, Rhattigan, Rose, Corrigill, Todd, Bivens, Helm, Symons, Warsama, Hutchison, Lynch, Wright, Fingland, Pierce, Whittaker, Tebbs, Fenwick.

BILLINGHAM are boosted by the return of player-coach Chris Hyndman as they aim to stay top of North One East by winning at fifth-placed Old Crossleyans tomorrow.

BILLINGHAM won 27-17 at Driffield to return to the top of the North One East table.

BORO travelled to Acklam and found that the only pitch playable, due to frost, was their Gaelic Football pitch.

MIDDLESBROUGH player-coach Paul Lee misses the home game with Rossendale because of a groin strain, but two promising youngsters are back in the fold.

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