Holywood were hoping to finish the season unbeaten with a 12/12 record and a 52 ball century, (7x4, 6x6), by Madison Landsman put the visitors in pole position at the change of innings. No luck with the ball for Lisburn, and they would require lots with the bat if they were to chase down a seemingly unassailable total by the Champions. Talia Hurley gave it a go but the Irish passport holder from New Zealand had no support. It was a case of her and Extras (29), with no one else managing double figures in the Lisburn reply. A perfect season for Holywood who finish unbeaten with a League and Cup double.

Champions Holywood were given a walkover with Muckamore unable to field a team. The Seapark side were of course confirmed as champions on Tuesday night with victory over CSNI.

Holywood Women have one hand on the Premiership trophy after an emphatic eight-wicket victory over defending champions Waringstown in their top-of-the-table clash. The result leaves the Seapark side 12 points clear with three games remaining, with only CSNI or Lisburn now capable of catching them. Victory over Muckamore on Wednesday night will confirm Holywood as champions. Captain Madison Landsman was once again at the heart of their success, producing a remarkably economical spell of one for three, as Waringstown were restricted to 130 for four. Abbi Harrison made 34, Charlotte Lyons 30 and Naomi Matthews an unbeaten 32, but Landsman’s control ensured the visitors were never able to really break the shackles. Holywood’s success this season has been built largely around the runs of Landsman and Lara Maritz, but this victory also underlined the depth within their ranks. Landsman launched the chase with a rapid 21-ball 36 before Penny Speer removed her, while Maritz made just five. Thereafter Nina Kerr joined Erin Bond in an unbroken third-wicket stand of 72 from eight overs that carried the hosts comfortably home. Bond struck an unbeaten 47 from 43 balls (five fours), with Kerr finishing 28 not out as Holywood eased home with three overs to spare.

HOLYWOOD maintained their perfect NCU Women’s Premiership record with an emphatic 133-run victory over Lisburn, making it eight wins from eight and keeping them firmly on course for a first league title. Irish international Lara Maritz produced the outstanding performance of the day, smashing an unbeaten 52-ball 120, that included 19 fours and two sixes as Holywood racked up 202 for three from their 20 overs. Maritz dominated after the departures of Madison Landsman (17) and Erin Bond (22), while Lucie McNaught provided late support with an unbeaten 18. Taila Hurley was the visitor's most successful bowler, claiming two for 16. Lisburn never threatened the target and were skittled for 69. Nina Kerr, Alexis MacDonald and McNaught took two wickets apiece, while Maritz completed an excellent all-round display conceding just eight in her four-over spell.

Instonians were unable to field a team and for purposes of NRR in the league table a notional result of 100-0 plays 40 is recorded.

Holywood Women strengthened their grip at the top of the Premiership with a crushing nine-wicket victory after dismissing North Down for 95 for 8 before racing to the target in just 7.3 overs. Erin Bond starred with the ball, claiming outstanding figures of 4 for 17, while Alexis MacDonald took 2 for 15 as only Staci Maxwell (26) offered sustained resistance. The chase was a one-sided affair thanks to the outstanding Madison Landsman, whose unbeaten 77 came from just 33 balls and included 10 fours and three sixes. Erin Bond made four before Landsman and Lara Maritz (9*) completed the emphatic win.

Holywood produced a statement performance as they swept aside defending champions Waringstown Women by 62 runs after a dominant all-round display inspired by skipper Madison Landsman. Holywood piled up an imposing 174-1 from their 20 overs, with Landsman in devastating form. The captain hammered an unbeaten 115 from just 61 balls, peppering the boundary with 11 fours and three sixes in a superb innings that took the game away from the hosts. She shared a commanding 113-run stand with Christina Soulsby, who contributed a composed 37, before adding a further 61 in the final four overs alongside Erin Bond, who finished unbeaten on 13. The only breakthrough for Waringstown came when Lucia Derby claimed the sole wicket of the innings. Facing a daunting chase, Waringstown were always struggling to keep pace with the required rate and eventually closed on 112-9. Captain Naomi Matthews top-scored with 25, while Penny Speer made 23 and Sophie Hinds added 20. Landsman capped a memorable outing by taking 3-18, with Bond claiming 2-17 as Holywood cruised to an impressive victory that outlines their title credentials.

Last season’s runners-up Holywood are expected to be one of Waringstown’s main rivals this campaign and the Seapark side flexed their muscles with a comprehensive 106-run victory against North Down. Holywood never looked back after a quickfire opening stand of 109 in just 76 balls between Madison Landsman and Christina Soulsby. South African all-rounder Landsman – who has represented the Netherlands internationally – top-scored with 63 from only 36 balls (nine fours, two sixes), while English-born Soulsby offered excellent support with a well made 32 that included four boundaries. There were runs too for Erin Bond (25), and Lily Andrews (15) in their total of 165 for four. Kathryn Rogers was the stand-out performer with the ball taking three wickets which included the first ball dismissal of Lara Maritz - she bounced back though with the ball to claim two early scalps, and with Nina Kerr picking up four wickets for just three runs, North Down were bundled out for just 59.