Millers Day Centre finished second in a football tournament held at Longcroft Croft.
The competition, which was won by the team from Bridlington saw a number of sides go head to head on the 3G pitch.
As with previous football competitions, the event was against support by Hull City legend Dean Windass.
Millers Day Centre narrowly missed out on being the overall winners though put in a good show against their rivals from around the county.
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