Needing just a point to guarantee top spot and promotion to the Evo-Stik Premier League, it ultimately didn’t matter as closest challengers Spennymoor Town were beaten by Northwich Victoria.

Ben Deegan could have made it 3-0 on 23 minutes, but his header was comfortably saved.

At the other end, Prescot threatened periodically, Rob Doran and Lloyd Dean both dragging shots wide.

The third came shortly after the half hour mark when midfielder Gerard Kinsella found the back of the net at the second attempt as the ball bounced around the goalmouth.

That proved to be Kinsella’s last contribution as he was replaced by Warren Beattie in the middle, but that didn’t halt Warrington’s charge.

Kilheeney’s flick found Dean on the left and his low cross was diverted home by crowd favourite Chris Gahgan to make it 4-0 at the break.

Prescot scored the goal of the game to get on the scoresheet nine minutes in to the second half, Rob Doran curling a lovely free-kick from 25 yards past Karl Wills.

That proved a mere blotch on the Town copybook, and they added a further two goals later on.

Substitute Steven Gillespie played a one-two with Danny Ventre from a short corner and then clipped a ball to the back post for centre-half Daniel O’Donnell to finish on the volley with his right foot.

And minutes later after a Gillespie shot was blocked, Kilheeney reacted quickest to the loose ball and thrashed it past the ‘keeper.

In the Warrington sunshine, it was the perfect way for Town to secure a well-deserved league title.

Town will now ply their trade in the seventh tier of English football next season, the Evo-Stik Premier League.

Warrington Town: Wills, Brown, Dean, Ventre, McCarten, O’Donnell, Gahgan (Robinson), Kinsella (Beattie), Kilheeney, Deegan (Gillespie), Metcalfe. Unused subs: Turner, Holt.

Prescot Cables: Burgess, Harper (Duke), Johnson, Herbert, Nicholson, Evans, Bannister, McCulloch, Doran (Grundy), Dean (Scarisbrick), Edgar. Unused subs: Nicholson, Ball.