More than 170 teams took part in the event which raises funds for charities.
The tournament began in 1994 following the sad death of Dominic O’ Loughlin at the age of 11 following a cardiac arrest.
The annual tournament looks to raise much needed funds to help support young players who may be at risk.
Dominic was captain of Clifton Rangers under-11 football team and was a top goals scorer for his team.
Ian Lawrie, Chairman of Clifton Rangers YFC, said: “Our brand new mascot Clifton met the children and presented some of the trophies. He was well received.
“Teams from u7 to u15 were represented at the tournament with scouts from most professional sides in Yorkshire also present.
“Activities outside the football included burger van, gyro van, hot and cold drinks, sweet stalls, football boot stalls, 3D printing stall, bouncy castle, glitter stall and ice cream van.
“As we have done for quite a while we ran a charity raffle , before and during the event. The raffle included over 20 prizes donated by local businesses and football teams.
"Cardiac Risk in the Young and MND were the two charities who were nominated to benefit this year.
"We raised £1129 in total so both charities will receive £564.50 each.
"Dominic was a happy, sports-mad youngster who was full of energy and lived for football. When he died at the age of 11 during a school games lesson his grieving family was determined to raise awareness of the rare heart condition which had cut his life tragically short.
"Dominic was captain of Clifton Rangers under-11 football team and was a top goals scorer for his team. His parents Barry and Fiona had no idea he was suffering from the condition Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy or that by taking such an active part in sport he could be putting himself at increased risk.
“It is a great pleasure to continue the legacy of Dominic O’Loughlin by continuing to raise money for this charity."
