Northern Premier League

Hulme seals title in style

Top goalscorer Jordan Hulme ended a two-game absence with aplomb – his fine half-volley securing Radcliffe’s status as Northern Premier League champions.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 April 2024

Champs Boro hit 100-goal mark
By Andrew Snaith

WHITBY TOWN 1
Hawkins 33

RADCLIFFE 2
Thompson 26, Hulme 39
RADCLIFFE’s top goalscorer Jordan Hulme ended a two-game absence with aplomb – his fine half-volley securing their status as Northern Premier League champions.
Travelling Boro fans descended in their hundreds on the North Yorkshire coast from Lancashire to see Radcliffe scoop the Northern Premier League Premier Division title, doing so with two fixtures still to play.
Anthony Johnson and Bernard Morley’s men have led the way throughout and it felt fitting they clinched their champi...

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