NWCU Women's Cup 2025
11 May Group A: Eglinton v Fox Lodge (Eglinton)
11 May Group B: Coleraine v Bready (Sandel Lodge)
1 June Group A: Strabane v Eglinton (Strabane Park)
1 June Group B: Bonds Glen v Coleraine (Bonds Glen)
13 July Group A: Strabane v Fox Lodge (Strabane Park)
13 July Group B: Bonds Glen v Bready (Bonds Glen)
20 July Group A: Fox Lodge v Eglinton (Ballymagorry)
20 July Group B: Bready v Coleraine (Magheramason)
27 July Group A: Eglinton v Strabane (Eglinton)
27 July Group B: Coleraine v Bonds Glen (Sandel Lodge)
Group A: Fox Lodge beat Strabane by 10 wickets.
Ballymagorry, 27 April.



Holders Fox Lodge showed no mercy to a young looking Strabane as they raced to a ten-wickets win. Mollie Devine took a hat-trick, while there were two wickets apiece for Kara Bates, Young, and Lucy Neely. The chase was over and done with in 22 balls thanks to Sarah Black and Lucy Neely.
Group B: Bready beat Bonds Glen by 9 wickets.
Magheramason, 27 April.


Last season's beaten finalists Bready were made to work a bit harder for their win as Leah Thompson of Bonds Glen hit ten boundaries in her unbeaten 64 to help them to 143 for 8 in 30 overs - two wickets for Erin Mowbray. Millie Spence (45) and Alana Dalzell (55*) shared an opening stand of 97 to settle any possible nerves, with Bready easing to a 9-wickets win in the 19th over.
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