Woodlands, the last Bradford League side to win the Solly Sports Heavy Woollen Cup, have been handed a tough first-round tie at home to Methley in this year’s competition.

The 2004 champions will take on the Central Yorkshire League’s Jack Hampshire Cup winners at Albert Terrace on Sunday, April 17.

Spen Victoria also face a stiff test. The Division Two side host Yorkshire League outfit Barnsley, who lost a memorable final against Wrenthorpe the last time they played at Spen Lane in 2008.

There is one all-Bradford League tie, with Yeadon tackling Baildon at the White Swan Ground.

Hanging Heaton and Morley both landed home ties against Huddersfield League opposition, the former against Kirkheaton while the latter meet Skelmanthorpe.

Gomersal face a short trip to Liversedge to tackle the Central Yorkshire League club.

Solly Sports Heavy Woollen Cup, first round (matches to be played Sunday, April 17): Townville v Wakefield St Michael’s, Liversedge v Gomersal, Jer Lane v Shelley, Scholes (HL) v Wakefield Thornes, Ossett v Birstall, Barkisland v Clayton West, Spen Victoria v Barnsley, New Farnley v Buttershaw St Paul’s, Golcar v Streethouse, Delph & Dobcross v Wrenthorpe, Hanging Heaton v Kirkheaton, Yeadon v Baildon, Morley v Skelmanthorpe, Slaithwaite v Mirfield Parish Church, Woodlands v Methley, Kirkburton v Shepley.

Solly Sports Crowther Cup, first round (matches to be played Sunday, April 17): Wakefield St Michael’s v Townville, Gomersal v Liversedge, Shelley v Jer Lane, Wakefield Thornes v Scholes (HL), Birstall v Ossett, Clayton West v Barkisland, Barnsley v Spen Victoria, Buttershaw St Paul’s v New Farnley, Streethouse v Golcar, Wrenthorpe v Delph & Dobcross, Kirkheaton v Hanging Heaton, Baildon v Yeadon, Skelmanthorpe v Morley, Mirfield Parish Cavaliers v Slaithwaite, Methley v Woodlands, Shepley v Kirkburton.