Sion Mills enjoyed a memorable day at The Holm as they booked their place in the League Two Cup final with an eight-wicket victory over Glendermott Seconds before being presented with the League Two title.

Lee Finlay was the star with the ball, producing a devastating spell of six for nine from eight overs as Glendermott were dismissed for just 107.

The visitors had recovered from 33 for three thanks to Garth Watson and Calvin Wiggan, who added 61 for the fourth wicket. Watson top-scored with 52 from 78 balls, striking eight fours, while Wiggan made 24.

Once Finlay removed Wiggan, however, the innings unravelled quickly. He also accounted for Mark Adair, Reuben Montgomery, Watson, Matthew Balmer and Lewis Patterson as Glendermott lost six wickets for just 13 runs. Brandon O’Neill also impressed with two for 22, while Glenn McCallan and Russell Barnard claimed one apiece.

Sion Mills suffered two early setbacks in reply, losing Simon Galloway for four and Sean McAnenny without scoring to slip to 18 for two.

Darren Moan then took complete control of the chase with an unbeaten 79 from 59 balls, hitting nine fours and three sixes. He found excellent support from Barnard, who made an unbeaten 14, and the pair added 90 without further loss to guide Sion Mills to victory in only the 20th over.

It capped a special afternoon for the Tyrone club, who were presented with the League Two championship trophy following the semi-final victory. Their season could yet get even better, with Sion Mills now having the chance to complete a league and cup double when they face Bready Thirds in the final, expected to be played next weekend.