The North Riding Cups once again affected the League schedule, with no fewer than six sides involved in the Cup competitions.

Park End and Riverside both bowed out of the Challenge Cup at the quarter-final stage. The County Cup saw Village Park Rangers crash out to the holders, but The Cleveland marched on to the semi-finals with a win on penalties.

Division One

The only fixture to take place in the First Division saw Dormans FIFC overcome Ormesby FC 9-1 to record their first victory of the season at the seventh attempt.

Division Two

There were four games in Division Two, the headliner saw Middlebeck host Marton Rovers, with both sides in the running for the title.

It was the home side Middlebeck who ran out comfortable winners, 3-0.

Courtyard squeezed past Ormesby CTP, eventually winning 3-2, while Lakes United came from behind to beat Lowe & Simpson Staircases 4-2.

Stockton Milehouse and Marstons played out an entertaining 3-3 draw.

Division Three

Steel City FC recorded a 9-3 victory over Piper FC, who have now completed their league season.

Frozen conditions once again hampered games in the League, with several falling foul of the weather.

There were four games that did go ahead, in some teams' first game in two weeks.

Again the North Riding Sunday Challenge Cup played its part in the fixture disruption, as Park End and Riverside partook in the competition, but further postponements will cause a fixture re-arrangement yet again.

Division Two

Marton Rovers had to come from behind once again, but maintain their title charge, courtesy of two goals from Roy Moffat, soon before his 41st birthday.

Middlebeck kept up their impressive form, overcoming Marstons 4-1.

Division Three

Goals were the order of the day in the third division, The Tiger hammered Steel City FC 10-0, while AFC Sheep breezed past Piper FC 18-2.

After a deluge of snow on Saturday afternoon into evening, there was a total white-out for the Langbaurgh Sunday League on 5 February, with nine games frozen out due to weather.

The effects will continue to be felt into next week's fixtures through that of the North Riding Sunday Challenge Cup, in which two of the League's members remain.

Division One Park End and Division Two Riverside were both due to play in the North Riding Sunday Challenge Cup on Sunday, but the snow has forced a re-scheduling - as per North Riding regulations - for this coming weekend, meaning League fixtures will also have to be re-arranged.

Be sure to check your team's fixtures for this weekend, 12 February.

Members of the Committee are reminded as to a Meeting at 7pm on Monday 6 February, St Peters Social Club.

The fixtures in February for the Langbaurgh Sunday League have now been published.

With teams in North Riding Cup action, be sure to check your games.

Please also take note of the cup quarter-finals taking place at the end of the month.

Division One

The Cleveland were too good for Village Park Rangers, as they breezed past their hosts 5-0.

Division Two

Marton Rovershad to come from behind twice against Stockton Milehouse, with goals from Nathan Williams and Jonny Stocks, before going two goals in front, courtesy of Williams and Kevin Young. Stockton Milehouse fought back and grabbed a goal in the final stages to make for a nervy last few minutes, but Marton Rovers held on to win 4-3.

A depleted Lakes United side edged past bottom-side Marstons FC, an 82nd minute penalty secured the points.

Middlebeck squeezed past Redcar by 2-1 to keep their title charge alive.

Division Three

AFC Sheep returned to action and surged past The Buccaneer, in a game they won 5-1, FC Khans saw off Steel City 7-3 in the other game of the day.