Killyclooney climbed to second in the Championship after defeating Ardmore by 22 runs in a high-scoring contest. Keenan Vieira led the way with a powerful 90 from 59 balls, striking nine fours and seven sixes, sharing a century opening stand with Alfie Moan who made 50. Late acceleration from Alan Colhoun, 44, and Mark Gordon, unbeaten on 49, lifted Killyclooney to 306 for eight - 40 coming from the last three overs. Ardmore replied strongly through Bobby Brolly (41) who added added 80 with Sadiq safi. Kasun Aberaytne and Matt Cuffe, both scored 56, while last man Mujeeb Rahman made 38. However, three wickets apiece for Vieira, Giles Moan and Jason Wallace eventually dismissed Ardmore for 284 in the final over. A valiant last wicket stand of 63, but always just out of reach.

Killyclooney maintained their unlikely Championship promotion challenge with a superb eight-wicket victory over fancied Bonds Glen. Heinrich Roberts struck 73 and Stephen McGowan added 41 as the Bee Gees posted 261, despite Jason Wallace claiming three wickets and Cody Mehaffey and Giles Raymond Moan taking two apiece. The chase was dominated by South African professional Keenan Vieira, who smashed an unbeaten 186 from 133 balls, including 21 fours and 13 sixes. He shared useful partnerships with Andy Nicholl and Moan before captain Timothy Dougherty finished unbeaten on 23. Killyclooney reached their target comfortably in the 39th over with 67 balls remaining.

Killyclooney maintained their unlikely Championship promotion challenge with a superb eight-wicket victory over fancied Bonds Glen. Heinrich Roberts struck 73 and Stephen McGowan added 41 as the Bee Gees posted 261, despite Jason Wallace claiming three wickets and Cody Mehaffey and Giles Raymond Moan taking two apiece. The chase was dominated by South African professional Keenan Vieira, who smashed an unbeaten 186 from 133 balls, including 21 fours and 13 sixes. He shared useful partnerships with Andy Nicholl and Moan before captain Timothy Dougherty finished unbeaten on 23. Killyclooney reached their target comfortably in the 39th over with 67 balls remaining.

Killyclooney and Ardmore were left frustrated as torrential rain denied a result in a match that had swung dramatically. Keenan Vieira led Killyclooney to 166 for 3 with an excellent 66, striking 10 fours and a six, while sharing an opening stand of 99 with Andy Nicholl (42). Chasing a revised target of 161 in 22 overs, Ardmore flew out of the blocks as Adam Chester blasted 43 from 32 balls, including four sixes, adding 85 in just over eight overs with Muhammad Edrees, who made 33 from 23 balls. Ardmore looked favourites before a second downpour ended proceedings.

Killyclooney continued their impressive season with a comprehensive 97-run victory over Burndennett. After slipping to 39-3 thanks to early strikes from Usman Azhar and Ryan Barr, they recovered through a crucial 92-run fourth-wicket stand between Keenan Viera and Alan Colhoun. Viera was outstanding, hammering a run-a-ball 124 featuring 20 fours and five sixes. Late acceleration came from Mark Gordon, whose 22-ball 33 included three fours and three sixes, while Jason Wallace smashed 34 from 18 balls and Richard McMorris added 26 from 14 deliveries as Killyclooney reached 283. Burndennett's reply was respectable, with Corey Roulston making 38, but they were never seriously in contention. Viera completed an excellent all-round display with 3-33 as Killyclooney maintained their strong start despite winter departures.

Killyclooney continued their impressive season with a comprehensive 97-run victory over Burndennett. After slipping to 39-3 thanks to early strikes from Usman Azhar and Ryan Barr, they recovered through a crucial 92-run fourth-wicket stand between Keenan Viera and Alan Colhoun. Viera was outstanding, hammering a run-a-ball 124 featuring 20 fours and five sixes. Late acceleration came from Mark Gordon, whose 22-ball 33 included three fours and three sixes, while Jason Wallace smashed 34 from 18 balls and Richard McMorris added 26 from 14 deliveries as Killyclooney reached 283. Burndennett's reply was respectable, with Corey Roulston making 38, but they were never seriously in contention. Viera completed an excellent all-round display with 3-33 as Killyclooney maintained their strong start despite winter departures.

Killyclooney climbed to second place in the NW Championship after edging out Eglinton by one wicket in a dramatic DLS encounter at Killyclooney. In a match reduced to 35 overs per side, Eglinton were dismissed for 105 in 23.3 overs despite a promising start. Dunith Jayathunga top-scored with 34, including four fours and a six, helping his side reach 83 for 4. However, his dismissal triggered a collapse as Eglinton lost their final six wickets for just 22 runs. Jason Wallace was the chief destroyer with 4-23, while Timothy Dougherty claimed 3-33. Set a revised target of 88 from 22 overs, Killyclooney's chase got off to a disastrous start. Kyle Moore and Ian Young tore through the top order, reducing the hosts to 7 for 4, with Keenan Viera falling first ball. Dougherty counterattacked superbly, striking 40 from the middle order and sharing a vital 47-run stand with Cody Mehaffey. Eglinton fought back through Andy Millar and Robbie Millar, and when Killyclooney slipped to 77 for 9 the visitors appeared favourites. However, Derek Lynch and Wallace held their nerve, with Wallace striking two crucial boundaries to secure a thrilling one-wicket victory.

Ballyspallen underlined their title credentials with a convincing seven-wicket victory over Killyclooney after an impressive all-round display. The foundation for the win was laid by an excellent bowling performance that saw the Tyrone side skittled for just 101 in 37.2 overs. The Kennedy brothers were the chief destroyers, combining for seven wickets between them as Ballyspallen kept tight control throughout the innings. Graham Kennedy produced the standout figures with 4-15, while Stuart Kennedy claimed 3-25 in an equally disciplined spell. Overseas professional Raveen Yasas chipped in with 2-24 as Killyclooney struggled to build any momentum. Alfie Moan and Keenan Viera top-scored with 18 apiece, but no batter was able to go on and make a significant contribution. Ballyspallen’s reply suffered a few early setbacks with Pushpender Singh, Jake O’Brien and Yasas all departing cheaply. Timmy Dougherty briefly gave Killyclooney hope with two wickets, but the chase was never seriously in danger. Hassan Shahid ensured there would be no further alarms with a superb unbeaten 59 from just 49 balls. The aggressive knock included nine fours and two sixes as he dominated the scoring. He shared an unbroken fourth-wicket stand of 62 with left-hander Graham Kennedy, who followed up his fine bowling display with an assured 31 not out, striking seven boundaries and punishing anything loose. Ballyspallen reached 107 for 3 in only 17 overs to complete another impressive victory.

Killyclooney made it two wins from two with an impressive five-wicket victory over fancied Glendermott in another rain-affected contest. Glendermott were rocked early as former Killyclooney player Blayde Cappell fell cheaply against his old club, while Ben Mills also departed without making an impact. That left the home side struggling before Alan Lynch and Craig Averill repaired the innings with an unbroken stand of 57. Lynch anchored the effort with a composed 36 not out, while Averill added an unbeaten 16 as Glendermott innimgs was closed on 67-2. Jason Wallace claimed 1-12.. Set a revised target of 82 in 10 overs, Killyclooney looked in major trouble at 44-5 in the sixth over with two wickets for Craig Averill. However, Mark Gordon and teenager Alfie Moan produced a stunning turnaround. With 30 required from the final three overs, Gordon launched two huge sixes in his unbeaten 22, while Moan also cleared the ropes during an excellent 18 not out as Killyclooney sealed victory with two balls remaining.

Jason Wallace took four wickets in four balls.