COLLEGE booked its place in the Hamilton and District Cricket Association (HDCA) B grade grand final with a six-wicket defeat of St Andrew’s at College Turf.

TYRENDARRA and St Andrews overcame their respective opponents and the oppressive heat on the weekend to book their spots in the Hamilton and District Cricket Association (HDCA) A grade grand.

THE last teams remaining in the Hamilton and District Cricket Association (HDCA) A grade competition will not only have to defeat their opponents in their respective semi-finals, but also the forecast heatwave that is due to hit the region today, to earn a spot in next weekend’s grand final.

AFTER being promoted to the Hamilton and District Cricket BC grade midway through the 2023-24 season, Macarthur has earned a place in the C grade finals despite losing its last game of the home and away season.

COLLEGE’S dream of winning the Dundas Cup across three straight seasons came to an end in a dramatic last round of the Hamilton and District Cricket Association A grade regular season on Saturday, as the reigning premiers missed out on a spot in the finals after Gorae-Portland came from behind to claim fourth spot.

THE Hamilton and District Women’s Cricket Association premiers have been crowned with Grampians going back-to-back, winning the A grade title, while Byaduk claimed the B grade premiership at Dahl Turf on Sunday.

IT’S all or nothing for five teams in the Hamilton and District Cricket Association A grade competition, as the last day of the home and away season is contested today with only Tyrendarra able to plan for finals after winning the minor premiership.

THE Hamilton and District Women’s Cricket Association representative team continued its winning ways with a win against South East Zone at Island Park last Sunday.

PORTLAND’S own Kaden Wilson marked a huge milestone in his cricket journey on the weekend, making his first ever century in the Warrnambool and District Cricket Association’s division one competition for Port Fairy against Welsey Yambuk on the weekend.

THE Hamilton Cricket Club will toast veteran, Anthony Read, over the course of the next two weekends in recognition of the 300 senior games that Read has worn the royal blue for his beloved club.