Fox Lodge won the North West Women's Senior Cup for the fourth time in five years beating Eglinton by 13 runs on DLS in a rain affected final at Strabane. Batting first, Eglinton were dismissed for just 52, with Alice McLaughlin their top scorer on 16. Fox Lodge skipper Mollie Devine and Lucy Neely took three wickets apiece, while Kara Bates claimed two in a fine bowling display by the Ballymagorry side. Sarah Black and Lucy Neely both scored 14 as Fox Lodge reached 41 for 2 in the chase before the weather closed in, the Tyrone side declared 13-run victors.

Bready won the Under 13 girls final as they edged out Coleraine by just 1 run in a real thriller at Eglinton. The Magheramason side posted 77 for 3 in their 15 overs with Jodie Spence and Corrine Young each making 17, while Connie Block took two wickets for just eight runs. The Bannsiders got agonisingly close, but despite the best efforts of Zoe Willmott they fell just short. Millie Spence (213) and Sophie Hamilton (1-15) were the successful Bready bowlers. They will now go forward to represent the North West in the All-Ireland final, which will be hosted in the region.

Premier champions Bready ensured they completed their league campaign unbeaten as they beat Eglinton by 9 wickets at home in a match reduced to ten overs per side. Rea Moore top-scored with 27 for the visitors in their 56 for 3. Home skipper Alana Dalzell ensured the comprehensive win, as she hit three sixes and two fours in a quickfire unbeaten 37, clinching the nine-wicket win in the 6th over.

Champions Bready are one win away from going through the campaign undefeated after they beat third-placed Coleraine by 63 runs at Sandel Lodge. Irish international Alana Dalzell top-scored with an unbeaten 56 (7 fours) as the Magheramason side posted 118 for 3. Coleraine’s reply never got going as they were skittled for 55, with Cody Wallace taking 3 for 1, and Vanessa Buchanan 2 for 17.

Bready Women retained the Premiership title with a convincing 63-run win over rivals Fox Lodge in their rearranged league game on Thursday night. Batting first, the Magheramason side posted 132 for 4, thanks primarily to an opening stand of 82 between Cody Wallace (34*) and skipper Alana Dalzell (24). Emma Wasson took four wickets in quick succession to give the Foxies hope of a comeback, but runs for Abbie McKnight (17*) got the innings back on track. The total was boosted by 55 extras – 51 of which were wides, and Fox Lodge, missing star player Mollie Devine, will be hoping to get their radars adjusted before their all-Ireland clash with CSNI. Wickets for Cody Wallace (3-5) and Vanessa Buchanan (2-9) meant the Ballymagorry side were never in serious contention in the chase. Lucy Neely top-scored with an unbeaten 29, while there were double-figure contributions from Hannah McLaughlin (14) and Sarah Black (13) as they finished on 69 for 7.