Whitby Town beat their ex-manager Chris Hardy's Bishop Auckland team and saw new marksman Jake Charles net twice in a 3-1 victory, on Saturday.
It was the Blues' first outing of the new season.
They fell behind to an early free-kick but levelled before half-time through an own goal.
Charles then scored twice after the break to take the Tony Lee Memorial Cup.
Whitby boss Nathan Haslam told Whitby Town TV it was a good day:
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The high-ranking council official and colleagues in the fire service have been speaking to MPs to assist the county.
North Yorkshire Police are expanding their right care right person initiative.
Boro lost out at Scunthorpe, despite Harry Green's goal.
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