Cromer Town's hopes of the Anglian Combination championship were dashed on Friday night when Blofield surged to the top of the table to be certain of the Sterry Cup.
Cromer Town's hopes of
the Anglian Combination championship were dashed on Friday night when Blofield surged to the top of the table to be certain of the Sterry Cup. Their 8-2 win over Wroxham Reserves took them to the Crabs' total of 62 points and above them on goal difference with a game
to play, Cromer having completed their programme.
It was a record sixth title for Blofield, who also won the Mummery Cup and saw their reserve side win Division Four. Blofield then wrapped up their season on Tuesday night with a 2-1 win over Beccles while Hempnall beat Mattishall 2-1 to get within a point of the Crabs in third.
North Walsham, in the title hunt for much of the season, finished fourth with Wroxham Reserves seventh.
Last season's champions Sheringham ended a difficult season fourth from bottom.
In Division One, Reepham Town finished mid-table in ninth with Stalham fourth bottom and Holt one place below them.
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