Wath Brow Hornets collected two Cumbria League points and also the Barry Smith Memorial Trophy after beating Kells A 42-10.
The Premier Division clash was an even contest early on with Kells actually ahead 10-4 after 20 minutes but the Hornets had turned things round to lead 22-10 at the break.
In a dominant second-half the Brow scored 20 unanswered points to collect the trophy, dedicated in memory of a proper rugby league man who served both clubs.
Then Wath Brow tries came from Logan Fowler (2), Tom Chambers (2), Brady Todd, Luke Spivey, Luke Davison and Rhomen Alick.
Scrum-half Devan Sharp was their man of the match and Greg Rooney kicked five goals.
Nathan Clark and Lewis High scored the Kells tries with High landing a conversion. Second-row forward Arben Pervizaj was their man of the match.
There was a cracking game at Lowca where the home side were edged out by Askam 36-24.
Ashton Briscoe, Charlie Ennis, Emerson Allen and Evan Hodgson scored the Lowca tries with Jamie Scott landing four goals.
Alex Bowman (2), Eddie Goodson and man of the match Tom Wilkinson scored the Askam tries with Connor Saunders converting them all and landing the penalty that made the difference in the end.
The third game in the Premier Division saw Cockermouth beat Roose Pioneers 30-4.
Logan Scales (2), Regan Tinnion, Liam McAvoy, Jude Starkie and Maxwell Bateson scored the Titans tries with Tinnion (2) and Daniel Woodcock adding goals.
Ellis Rea scored the one try for the Askam visitors.
Just one game went ahead in Division One and a cracking contest finished all square at 26-26 between Dalton A and Maryport A.
They scored five tries and three conversions apiece.
Touching down for Dalton were Lee Park (2), Alfie Stevens, Michael New and William Harrison. Elliot Wilkinson landed the conversions.
Maryport responded with tries from Bobby Bell (2), Carl Steele (2) and Grant Law. Bell kicked the goals.
