PORTLAND Colts’ dominance over the Portland and District Cricket Association B grade competition has lived on for yet another season, as they downed opponents South Portland in the grand final at Henty Park on Saturday by 38 runs.
IT has taken three attempts in five years, but Tahara has finally beaten St Andrew’s to claim the Hamilton and District Cricket Association B grade premiership for the 2022-23 season.
COLLEGE has a strong grip on the Dundas Cup after the first two days of the Hamilton and District Cricket Association A grade Grand Final at Monivae Turf last weekend.
LED by 15-year-old opening bowler Jedd Rhook, Casterton District routed Byaduk for only 58 inside 28 overs and secured their place in the 2022/23 Hamilton District Cricket Association C Grade grand final.
IT was a familiar sight for the Portland and District Cricket Association on Sunday, with Tyrendarra hoisting the A grade shield aloft for the third consecutive season after a brilliant five-wicket win over Portland Colts over the weekend.
CASTERTON’S Alyssa Humphries has enjoyed a magical past year with her chosen sport, which was capped off with a premiership in the Victorian Premier Cricket first grade competition in Melbourne.
THE Portland and District Cricket Association honoured joint winners in the A grade Cricketer of the Year award, with Portland Tigers’ Will Hardie and Portland Colts’ Luke Evans sharing the league’s most coveted individual award.
AFTER 14 rounds, two semi-finals and a combined 13 wins, it comes down to one final A grade battle between Grampians and College to award the Dundas Cup for the 2022-23 season.
IT all comes down to this, with the Portland and District Cricket Association to cap off its 2022-23 season with the A grade grand final this weekend, to be played between the two premier sides in the competition in Portland Colts and Tyrendarra.
