Linthwaite Under 15s are keeping up the pressure on their RCD Huddersfield Junior League rivals.
The Colne Valley side – second in Division III – faced closest challengers Upperthong in a programme badly depleted by waterlogging.
Home side Linthwaite overcame their third-placed rivals 6-4 and moved to within three points of leaders King Cross, who have played one more match.
In pictures: YMCA u15's (red stripes) v Dewsbury Rangers U15's
Upperthong remain third, having played one fewer game than Linthwaite, but they are six points back.
In Division 4 of the Under 15s, YMCA B closed to within a point of leaders Halifax Sports with a 5-2 home win against Dewsbury Rangers B, who remain bottom of the table.
YM B are second, but have played one game more than their Calderdale rivals at the top.
Only 21 league and cup matches were possible as heavy rain left many pitches unplayable.
There was still opportunity, however, for Pudsey D to extend their lead to four points in the Under 12 Division 6 with a 7-0 win at lowly Greetland Stars.
Similarly, Dewsbury Rangers B are now eight points clear in the Under 14 Division 4B after scoring a 2-0 win at LS27.
Howden Clough B were big winners over Hade Edge B in Division 5A and 5B of the Under 14s, recording a 6-1 scoreline.
The only matches played in the Under 16s, 17s and 18s were in the RCD Cup competitions.
At Under 16, Penistone lost 4-0 at home to Uppermill, while Westend Lions had an excellent 9-3 win at Scholes.
Shelley, of Division I, were merciless against Division II strugglers Spen United in the Under 17s, rattling in 12 without reply.
And at Under 18 level, Norristhorpe visited Battyeford Ath and knocked them out 3-0.
