Nessfield have won Keighley's annual six-a-side tournament for primary schools at Marley Stadium.

Sixteen teams took part in the event, organised by Keighley Police as part of their awareness-raising "Target" initiative, designed to score early goals among children on crime and drug-related issues.

The tournament, sponsored by Keighley firm Keybury Security Systems, was also linked to a special crime prevention project, with pupils from all participating schools asked to design a poster or banner on the subject of house burglaries.

Nessfield notched a 1-0 victory over Long Lee in the final. The plate competition went to Denholme, who beat St Andrew's 2-1 on penalties after the game had finished in a 1-1 draw.

Year Five pupils from Oakworth Primary were judged winners of the poster-design competition, sponsored by Neighbourhoods United Through Sport (NUTS).

"It involved lots of children, who had obviously put in a great deal of research on the subject and really taken the project to their hearts," said Keybury Security sales director David Lalor, one of the judges.

He presented the main tournament trophies, with Chief Inspector Stephen Hobson of Keighley Police handing over the plate awards, along with the Fair Play award, which went to St Mary's School, Riddlesden.

Jack Holmes, representing the Keighley FA and West Riding County FA, presented mementoes to referees and also thanked tournament organisers, notably PC Glynn Butterworth, youth project officer with Keighley Police, and schools liaison officer PC David Brown. The tournament was again supported by nurses from Airedale's Primary Health Care Team, who donated prizes for a team draw.