Scarborough lost out on Saturday but are now safe from relegation.
Boro were beaten by four wickets by relegation rivals Stamford Bridge at North Marine Road in Yorkshire Premier North.
Bridge put Scarborough in to bat under murky skies with Scarborough making 160/7 in 36 rain-affected overs- Gihan Maligaspe Koralage top-scoring with 45.
The away side then raced to victory in the 29th over with Hayden Williamson taking three wickets and Jack Redshaw two.
In the same division, Sessay put Driffield in but will have regretted that as Sam Drury smashed a brilliant 130 from 140 balls as the visitors posted 290/5 from 50 overs.
The hosts batted out their overs but came up 43 runs short as Methushan Thilina took 4/55.
It'll go to a winner takes all last game to see who goes into Yorkshire Premier North from YPN Championship East.
Leaders Folkton & Flixton won, but so did nearest rivals Beverley and the sides meet next weekend.
Rain affected Folkton's home clash with Brandesburton as the away side posted 119/7 from 32 overs.
There were two wickets each for Elliot Hatton and Mukul Mahesh.
The villagers then smashed their way to 124/3 inside 18 overs- Marley Ward top-scored with 42.
In the same division, Bridlington enjoyed a six-wicket victory.
Brid put Sutton-on-Hull in to bat and restricted them to 193/7 from just short of 34 overs.
Brid knocked off the runs, inside 26 overs.
In YPN Division One East, Champions-elect Pickering hammered Cottingham by 92 runs.
Choosing to bat first, Pickering slammed 303/5 from 50 overs at Mill Lane.
Andrew Sharman was not out on 106.
There were then two wickets each for Kieran Bowes, Max Harland, Tim Whincup, Dan Hardey and Joe Harland as Cottingham were all out for 211.
In the same division, Filey also an emphatic win.
Rain also played a part here but Filey smashed 157/8 from just 20 overs.
Middleton & North Dalton were then rolled over for just 69 inside 19 overs.
Whitby's North Yorkshire South Durham Division One time is ending with a whimper.
Batting first, they lasted less than 31 overs before being skittled for 136.
Tom Steyert and Mike Thompson took wickets but Bedale eased home by eight wickets.
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