Selby knocked-on at the restart, but their forwards with some strong play by Dylan Tonks soon won the ball back. George Stoker put in a long ball, but Malton defended well to kick out of defence. George Stoker collected the ball and stepped inside to create a passing situation, but Malton read the move and intercepted to score their only try in the 9th minute. Selby took the ball from the restart to push Malton back to the line, but Malton fought back with a penalty. However, Selby came back at them with Luke Trott featuring well as the forwards mounted a period of sustained pressure resulting in Will Dennis making a strong forward run allowing the ball to be fed out to Charlie Fothergill who made another good run to set up James Cook for another fine try, converted by George Stoker in the 19th minute. Another period of sustained pressure resulted in a try by Will Dennis Alex Maguire-France following yet another excellent example of back play by Charlie Fothergill and James Cook. George Stoker kicked the conversion for Selby to lead 7/21 in the 24th minute. Probably the best try of the game followed when Will Dennis took the ball straight from the restart and ran through the Malton defence with Dylan Tonks in support. The forwards rucked well releasing the ball to the backs for James Cooks to score a fine try in the 27th minute, converted by George Stoker (7/28). The half finished with Selby again pressing the Malton line and they in turn defending well, but failing to mount any meaningful attacks.
Selby started the second half camped within the Malton 5 metre area and continued strong forward pressure resulted in a good try as Harry Cruise picked up from the back of a ruck to dive over for a try in the 5th minute. Malton, bolstered by the addition of two Selby players started to make a game of it, but, try as they might, they were unable to penetrate the Selby defence. Ben Asquith then took a ball from a ruck and attacked the Malton defence with the forwards winning the resulting maul and Harry Cruise kicking ahead. The Selby backs set up good quick passes for Dylan Tonks to be stopped at the Malton line with a strong defensive tackle. Malton failed to secure their line-out which set James Cook for another try converted by Harry Cruise in the 23rd minute. (7/40) Selby came close again, but Malton defended and countered, taking the play to within a few yards of the Selby line. This is where the Selby forwards came into their own as repeated Malton attacks were repelled with a final Malton flourish being held up over the by Henry Levett. Selby then broke out of defence with a fine box kick by Harry Cruise pushing Malton back into their 22. Again the backs and forwards worked well to set up a ruck near the Malton line for Alex Maguire-France to go over for a well deserved try in the 26th minute. Selby then finished the game with another well worked try as Dylan Tonks went over in the 31st minute to bring the final score to 7/50.

Although comfortable winners, credit must go to Malton who did not give up and, although not reflected in the score defended stoutly throughout.