Bonds Glen finished their Premiership league campaign on a winning note as they beat hosts Strabane by 16 runs (DLS) at Strabane Park. Rihanna Young (42) continued her excellent form adding 82 for the first wicket with Emily (29) in a Bee Gees total of 98 for 3 - two wickets for Nicola Mullen and one for Anelisa Vutha. Kyle McGarrigle (28) and Chloe Deans (10) got the chase off to a brighr start but rain and the tight Bee Gees attack meant the visitors were always in control. Sarah Haslett (2-17) and Holly McClintock (1-14) the wicket takers in a well-contested match.

Eglinton beat Coleraine by 12 runs in another close contest. Lucy Carmichael top-scored with an unbeaten 42, adding 47 for the sixth wicket with Megan McClintock (10) after they had been reduced to 64 for 5 despite a rapid 31 from Arianna McKenna. Anna McCGurk (3-14) and Sophie Bourne (2-25) were best with the ball. Coleraine's reply saw them make 101 for 6 - Amelia Guy hitting an unbeaten 22, while Amy Caulfield scored 18. Lauren Whiteside (3-31) and Jenni Jackson (2-16) best with the ball for the villagers.

Fox Lodge's loss means Bready are Premiership champions. Batting first, Fox Lodge made 139 for 5 with Sarah Black top-scoring with a knock of 49 that included 3 sixes, adding 64 with Mollie Devine (46). Hannah Skinner (50*) shared an opening stand of 96 with Amelia Guy (33), and a further 47 in 19 balls with Kia McCartney (21*), helped by an erratic bowling effort that saw the Ballymagorry side concede 19 no-balls and 15 wides. The league may be gone for Fox Lodge, but they will have the chance for a 7th cup win in 8 years in two weeks time.

Bonds Glen are third after beating Eglinton by 22 runs on DLS. Rihanna Young top-scored with 50 (5 fours) sharing an opening stand of 78 in 11 overs with Emily (25). The Bee Gees ended on 147 for 5 - two wickets for Rea Moore. The chase was always a losing battle for the villagers despite 26 from Rosie McHugh - two wickets for Steph Wilkinson and Rihanna Young - it's been quite a 24 hours for Rihanna who took four wickets including a hat-trick yesterday, and a half century today, Certainly one to watch.

Fox Lodge stay right on the heels of Bready after a convincing 9-wicket win at home to Strabane. The Red Caps were bowled out for 94 with Abaigh Gillespie making 18 and 15 apiece for Nicola Mullen and Abbey-Gale McGarrigle. The Fox Lodge bowlers stuck to their task well with two wickets apiece for Mollie Devine, Jessica McClean and Tanisha Hussain. The chase was all over in the 11th over as Sarah Black hit 5 fours and 2 sixes in a 29-ball unbeaten 48 adding 81 in eight overs with Ella Wasson (33 ( 3 fours, 1 six).

Bready stay top but were given a real scare by Coleraine who pushed them all the way in a really tight contest. Millie Spence top-scored with 60 from just 44 balls (5 fours, 2 sixes) sharing an opening stand of 98 with Lucy McGranaghan, who made 49 in a Bready total of 138 for 3. Connie Block cleared the ropes three times in a 27-ball 39 as she and Amy Caulfield (26) put on 72 for the second wicket. At 89 for 1 in the 11th over, Coleraine were strong favourites, but once Sophie Hamilton dismissed Block, and Millie Spence (2-25) accounted for Caulfield, the game changed. Bready stopped conceding extras - 41 in total - and that was crucial in the final stages as they eked out a six-run win.

Coleraine edged out Strabane in a game reduced to seven overs. Skipper Chloe Deans made 26 not out as Strabane scored 57 for none, but Amy Caulfield's unbeaten 21 helped the Bannsiders to a 7-wicket win.

Fox Lodge are second after they won at Bonds Glen in a high scoring game. Sarah Haslett made 45 and Jessica Cooke 30 in a Bonds Glen total of 174 for 5. Sarah Black took three wickets and then hit 5 fours and 3 sixes in a top score of 76, sharing a second wicket partnership of 132 with Mollie Devine, who made 48 in the six wicket win.

Bready stayed top of the North West Women's Premiership with a 10-wicket win at Eglinton . Alix Dalzell took five wickets as Eglinton were bowled out for 69. Millie Spence was also in the thick of the action, taking three wickets and then making an unbeaten 34, as she and Lucy McGranaghan - who made 24 not out - sealed the comprehensive win in the 9th over.

Bready stayed top of the table with a 9-wicket win over Strabane in the all-Tyrone clash. In-form Kyle McGarrigle made 45 in the Red Caps total of 93 for seven, with two wickets apiece for Jodie Spence and Alix Dalzell. The chase was all about Alana Dalzell, who hit nine boundaries in an unbeaten 62 to seal the eight wicket win just past the halfway point.

Fox Lodge remain in second place after a 9-wicket win at home to Eglinton. Batting first, the villagers made 110, boosted by 50 extras, with Jenni Jackson top-scoring with 36. Sarah Black took two wickets in two balls, while there were also two scalps for Kara Bates. Black went relatively cheaply in the chase, but that was the sole success for Eglinton as Ella Wasson and Mollie Devine shared an unbroken second wicket stand of 79. Wasson hit nine fours in a 39-ball unbeaten 53, while Devine's even time 34 included five fours.

Bonds Glen travelled to Coleraine and came away with the spoils in a hard-fought chase. Batting first, Coleraine found it tough to break the shackles of the Bee Gees attack, making 82 for 3 with Kia McCartney top-scoring with an unbeaten 24 and Amelia Guy scoring 22. Kia's three wickets had the chase in the balance, but Leah Thompson's run-a-ball unbeaten 27 (3 fours) clinched the five-wicket win in the 18th over.

Coleraine ran out comfortable 66-run winners at home to Eglinton thanks primarily to a third wicket partnership of 119 between Amy Caulfield and Kenya McCartney (37). Caulfield top-scored with 80 from 58 deliveries, including 12 fours and two maximums as the Bannsiders made 147 for five. Anna McGurk’s three for five and two wickets for McCartney restricted Eglinton to just 81 for seven to keep Coleraine third in the table.

ALANA Dalzell hit an unbeaten 46 to propel Bready to the top of the North West Women’s Premiership with a surprisingly convincing eight-wicket win over defending champions Fox Lodge. The Irish international dominated a third wicket stand of 51 with Jodie Spence as Bready romped to their modest 82 target in the 12th over. Fox Lodge had struggled to get going as they limped to 81 for eight – helped by 31 extras - with Elle Moore and Mollie Devine both making 18. Jodie Spence and Sophie Hamilton each took two wickets in a fine effort by the bowling unit that never relinquished control of the game.

Bonds Glen beat Strabane in a high scoring game that saw Jessica Cooke (40) and Stephanie Wilkinson (38 not out) in the runs for the home side as they made 167 for seven – Nicola Mullen taking three wickets. Strabane started the chase well as Kylie McGarrigle hit eight fours in a 31-ball 43, putting on 68 for the first wicket with skipper Chloe Deans, who hit an unbeaten 40. Two wickets apiece for Leah and Lucy Thompson clinched a 21-run win for the Bee Gees.

The game was called off due to the weather conditions.

Strabane were in trouble at 36 for 7 with two wickets apiece for Kara Bates and Lucy Neely before heavy rain and wind saw the match abandoned.

Heavy rain and winds meant no play was possible.

Heavy rain meant the match was called off and will be played at a later date.

Heavy rain meant the match was called off and will be played at a later date.

Heavy rain meant the match was called off and will be played at a later date.

Champions Fox Lodge were in ruthless mood as they easily swept aside the challenge of a Bonds Glen side that had gained an excellent win over Coleraine last week. The Bee Gees scored 85 for 5 with Karen Haslett carrying her bat for 41 not out, adding 48 for the third wicket with Jessica Cooke (17*). Elle Moore was the most successful of the Ballymagorry side's attack taking 2 for 20. Sarah Black must have been in a hurry to watch Coronation Street as she thumped 5 fours and 3 sixes in a 16-ball 40, dominating an opening stand of 51 inside four overs with Lucy Neely (12*). Mollie Devine was no slouch either as her excellent start to the season continued as she made a 16-ball unbeaten 26 (4 fours, 1 six) as the Ballymagorry side chased down their modest target in seven overs.

Strabane collected the points after Coleraine forfeited the match due to being unable to field a side due to GCSE examinations.

Bready returned to winning ways after their shock loss on Sunday, beating Eglinton by eight wickets. Batting first, Eglinton struggled to score against the home attack, with Lucy Carmichael's 12 the best of a modest 71 for 7 - boosted by 29 extras. There were two wickets apiece for Kaylee Barnard, Alana Dalzell, and Millie Spence. Jenni Jackson removed Millie Spence with the first ball of the reply, and soon after also accounted for Jodie Spence, but that was the end of Eglinton's hopes. Alana Dalzell hit five boundaries in an unbeaten 33, sharing a third wicket stand of 58 in 11 overs with Kaylee Barnard (21*) to clinch an eight wicket win.

Bonds Glen caused a surprise as they beat Coleraine by 7 wickets. The Bannsiders scored 119 for 7 with Irish international Kia McCartney making 33, sharing a half century stand with Connie Block, who scored 30. The Bee Gees were always in control of the chase as Leah Thompson hit 43 not out, well supported by Lucy Thompson who scored 28, and Jessica Cooke - 20 not out - in a seven wickets win.

Bready were almost as dominant as they beat Strabane by 9 wickets. Chloe Deans made 17 as Strabane were bowled out for 89 - two wickets apiece for Tiara Mitchell and Kaylee Barnard. Millie Spence hit six boundaries in her 46 not out, sharing an opening stand of 83 with Irish international Alana Dalzell, who scored 33.

Fox Lodge started the defence of their North West Women's premiership crown with an emphatic 10 wickets win at Eglinton. Mollie Devine took five wickets as the villagers were bowled out for 59, with Arianna McKenna making 21 of those. Lucy Neely scored 28 not out, sharing an unbroken opening partnership of 60 in nine overs with Sarah Black, who made an unbeaten 23 in the convincing win.