Fox Lodge v Coleraine, Eric Cooke Final (25 July)
- Winners Fox Lodge
- Sindey Cooke presents MOM award to Patrick Carson
- Patrick Carson won the MOM award
- Gayan Maneeshan
- Ali Doherty and Levi Kerr
- Adam Boyd and Jason Milligan
- Charlie Simpson and Aaron Heywood
- Jamie McIntyre and Jason Milligan
- Travis Nicholl and Ali Doherty
- Sidney Cooke presents Eric Cooke Cup to Johnny Robinson
- Fox Lodge
- Robinson holds cup aloft
- Happy Johnny Robinson
- Johnny Robinson and Gayan Maneeshan
- Johnny Robinson with Sidney Cooke and Wendy Penny
- Gayan and friend
- Hundred for Paddy Carson
- Stunning catch
- Levi Kerr congratulated
- Patrick Carson
- Happy Ali Doherty
- Stops the six....
- ..and releases just in time
- Levi Kerr roars with delight
- Adam Walker congratulated
- Fox Lodge celebrate the win
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