Let’s claim

Campion v Lepton Highlanders, DRAM Community FC v Steeton, Golcar United v Lower Hopton, Littletown v Honley, Salts v Newsome FC Holmfirth Town v Steeton Reserves, Route One Rovers v Thornton United, Tyersal v Hunsworth, Wakefield City v Ventus/Yeadon Celtic, West Horton v Golcar United Reserves, Wibsey v Britannia Sports Lower Hopton Reserves v Tyersal Reserves, TVR United v Salts Britannia Sports v Heywood Irish Centre, Diggle v Aimbry, Hepworth Utd v Meltham Athletic, Kirkheaton Rovers v Shepley, Newsome v Skelmanthorpe Berry Brow v Holmfirth Town, Cumberworth v Lepton Highlanders, Linthwaite Athletic v Honley, Marsden v HV Academicals, Scholes v Colne Valley, Scissett v Slaithwaite Utd Almondbury WMC v Hade Edge, Brook Motors v Almondbury Woolpack, Flockton FC v 3D Dynamos, Uppermill v Huddersfield New College, Moorside v Brighouse Dalton Dynamos v Littleborough, Deighton v Cartworth Moor, Golcar Utd v Cavalry Arms, Heyside v Mount, Westend v Cask AFC Lindley Res v Holmbridge Res, Newsome Res v Shelley Res, Shepley Res v Kirkheaton Rovers Res Aimbry Res v Scissett Res, Wooldale Wanderers Res v Moorside Res, Linthwaite Athletic Res v Kirkheaton Rovers A AFC Dalton Res v Honley Res, Marsden Res v Cumberworth A, Uppermill Res v Berry Brow A 3D Dynamos Res v Cumberworth B, Deighton FC Res v Uppermill A, Fothergill-Whittles Res v Honley A, Hade Edge A v Cartworth Moor Res, Littleborough Res v Scholes A HUDDERSFIELD could clinch the National III North title tomorrow.

With the men from Lockwood Park winning 60-14 against Morley last week to extend their unbeaten league record to 23 games, victory at home to Cleckheaton this weekend (3pm) could spark the start of wild celebrations.

Head coach Gareth Lewis believed that side’s performance last week proves their attitude is back on track.

“I think it’s fair to say that, subconsciously, the attitude and engagement levels have dropped off in recent weeks,” he said.

“But I believe we got back to where we needed to be against Morley last Saturday.

“The players were playing with smiles on their faces and enjoying the rugby.”

However, Lewis believes there are still parts to Huddersfield game which can be improved upon, despite them being unbeaten.

“Clearly there are still areas to improve on, but the way the lads approached the game was really pleasing and we are very much focused on this coming weekend.

“Hopefully, we’ll have something very special to celebrate this weekend, although we wont be taking Cleckheaton for granted.

“This is a local derby and means a lot to both clubs, Cleckheaton are