The West Cumbria Leagues Triples and Fours title races have opened up after Whitehaven and Workington lost but stayed top with a reduced gap.

West Cumbria Fours League

Workington A suffered their first defeat of the season on Friday, May 23, but still sit top of the table with a five point lead.

Whitehaven A hold onto second place after their 5-2 defeat of Workington A while Cleator Moor returned to winning ways with a 7-0 win over Maryport.

Seaton beat Workington B 5-2 and Vulcan Park came away from Whitehaven B with a 4-3 win.

On Friday, May 30, Workington A could lose top spot as they are the team missing as Whitehaven A head to Fitz Park and Cleator Moor travel to Vulcan Park.

Whitehaven B welcome Seaton and Workington B travel to Maryport.

All matches are a 6:30pm (18:30) start.

1. Workington A – 30
2. Whitehaven A – 25
3. Cleator Moor – 22
4. Fitz Park – 21
5. Vulcan Park – 13
6. Seaton – 10
7. Maryport – 8
8. Workington B – 6
9. Whitehaven B – 5

West Cumbria Mixed Triples League

Whitehaven A’ winning streak came to an end on Tuesday, May 20, as they lost 4-5 at home to Cleator Moor as Seascale also lost 4-5 to Workington B.

Maryport were beaten 5-4 by Croft with Workington A’ 8-1 win against Harris Park B lifting them into second and Harris Park A won 7-2 at home to Seaton.

Wigton came away from Egremont with a 7-2 loss while Vulcan Park beat Whitehaven B 5-4.

Top plays second on Tuesday, May 27, as Whitehaven A host Workington A as Seascale play Maryport and Harris Park A head to Wigton.

Workington B welcome Egremont as Croft head to Cleator Moor, Harris Park B play Vulcan Park and Seaton take on Whitehaven B.

All matches are a 6:30pm (18:30) start

1. Whitehaven A – 28
2. Workington A – 26
3. Harris Park A – 25
4. Seascale – 24
5. Maryport – 22
6. Workington B – 21
7. Wigton – 16
8. Croft – 15
9. Egremont – 14
10. Cleator Moor – 12
11. Vulcan Park – 12
12. Harris Park B – 10
13. Seaton – 10
14. Whitehaven B – 8