North Ferriby

Grange Lane holds 2,700 and has carried three different sponsors' names over the years, home to a village club since 1934. North Ferriby played there as North Ferriby F.C. before adding 'United' to the name in December 2010, a switch reversed nine years later.

The club's rise through the pyramid peaked on 29 March 2015, when it beat Wrexham on penalties at Wembley to win the FA Trophy after a 3–3 draw. Goalkeeper Adam Nicklin saved three spot-kicks in the shootout, and the run to that final, under manager Billy Heath, carried the club into the National League North the following season.

Relegation followed, then a 2018–19 Northern Premier League season that produced ten points from 33 games, a winding-up petition in January 2019, and a court order that March over debts of £7,645.25. The company was dissolved the following year.

Supporters did not let it end there. Les Hare, the former chairman, led the formation of a phoenix club, reviving the original name and returning to Grange Lane. North Ferriby F.C. has since won back-to-back promotions, reaching Step 4 of the pyramid by the 2023–24 season.