WOMENS DIV ONE
A FANTASTIC half-century from Aimee Mellford helped Tooradin extend its unbeaten fun to four games on Sunday.
Tooradin travelled to take on Crib Point. Tooradin was sent in to bat first, and set the Magpies a tricky target to chase down.
Mellford top scored with an excellent unbeaten 50 from 29 deliveries. Maeve Goldberg played a strong supporting role, scoring 28 from 55 deliveries.
After the end of their 20 overs, Tooradin had scored 3/116.
Crib Point’s run chase got off to a poor start when both openers were sent back to the sheds for ducks. A good knock from Laura Herrington helped get the Magpies back on track, but the damage had already been done.
Crib Point was bowled out for 73.
Erin Macfarlane bowled excellently, taking three wickets for just four runs. She dismissed both openers, and also contributed to a run-out.
Somerville are also undefeated to start the 2025/2026 season. They beat Mt Martha in a scrappy contest last weekend.
Mt Martha batted first at Ferrero Reserve. Openers Angela Dunn and Billie Raymond started well, but their dismissals triggered a dramatic collapse.
Mt Martha scored 8/62 from their 20 overs.
Somerville’s run chase started poorly, with three early wickets falling. Julie Fearns came in as the number four batter and took control of the match.
Fearns’ unbeaten 28 was the difference. Somerville won by six wickets, passing their target with two overs to spare.
Around the grounds, Balnarring picked up a comfortable win over Tyabb at home, and Rye/Boneo beat Mt Eliza at RJ Rowley Reserve.
WOMENS DIV TWO
A BRILLIANT showing from skipper Amanda Linford helped Frankston YCW pick up a win over Baxter in MPCA Division Two action last weekend.
The Stonecats hosted the match at Peninsula Reserve. Linford opened the batting, and ended up retiring unbeaten after a half-century.
Frankston YCW scored a formidable 3/118 from their 20 overs.
Baxter didn’t get close to their target. After 20 overs they finished up their innings at 9/67, with most of their runs attributed to sundries.
Delacombe Park remained on top of the ladder after a good win over Sorrento on Sunday.
The Sharks struggled with the bat, scoring 6/66 from their 20 overs. Delacombe Park chased down that target with five wickets and six overs left to spare.
Carrum Downs succumbed to a 31 run defeat at the hands of Carrum Maroon to close out the round. Flinders’ clash with Seaford Tigers was abandoned.