Graham Hodder has been named as the new Yorkshire Amateur manager following Pete Cusic's resignation.

Cusic quit after Saturday's 7-0 home thrashing by South Normanton Athletic that keeps them in the bottom two of Division One.

His successor currently manages the club's Under-19 Academy side and will continue to run the Academy for the rest of this season.

He has also assisted John Dean in the running of the reserves who are unbeaten in their league this season.

Hodder will take charge for the first time at tomorrow's league game away to Teversal.

He holds both F.A and U.E.F.A coaching badges and has managed and coached at both junior and senior level and is well-known and respected in local football.

He managed last season's Yorkshire Amateur Under 18s who won the Leeds and District Junior Cup and the Charles Rice League Cup and who also won the Charles Rice Premier Division the season before.

He will be assisted by Pete Ryder who is the Assistant Manager of the Academy side.

Yorkshire Amateur have also said that they would like to thank Pete Cusic for all his hard work and efforts and wish him well for the future.