Strabane won their third trophy of the season as they overcame St Johnston by 9 wickets in a one-sided match at The Bleachgreen. St Johnston lost early wickets with John Mooney and Nasir Nawaz making early inroads to reduce them to 38 for 4, including the big two of Saturday's centurion Subhan Shirzad for 0 and Graeme McCarter. Sam Macbeth (26) and skipper David Anthony (24) offered some resistance, but Tyler Boyd picked up two wickets also in a final total of 126. Rhys Logue was promoted to opener with Nasir Nawaz injured (shoulder muscle) and took full advantage in hitting 9 fours as he made a Man of the Match unbeaten 66, sharing an opening stand of 94 with skipper Kevin Gallagher (35) as the Red Caps romped to a 9-wickets win.

Heavy rain this week has meant that no play is possible in the Sammy Jeffrey final at the Bleachgreen. The teams were due to have a bowl-out for the trophy at 1pm on Sunday at Strabane Park, but it didn't take place with the ground under water and even the artificial nets deemed dangerous. The NW will now decide whether to share the trophy, or attempt to replay the game at the end of the season.

Strabane completed an excellent weekend with a 9-wicket mauling of Bonds Glen at the Park. Batting first the Bee Gees were bundled out for 54 in a tough effort that occupied almost 30 overs. Nasir Nawaz, Andrew Mullen and John Mooney picked up three wickets apiece in a fine bowling display by the Red Caps. The chase was a formality with Nawaz (20*) and Aaron Gillespie (14*) in the runs. They will meet St Johnston in the decider at Ardmore in August.

There was a high scoring encounter at The Boathole as St Johnston beat Burndennett by 51 runs in a game where the bat dominated the ball. Jack Macbeth hit 8 fours and a six in his 102, sharing stands of 86, 116, and 65 for the first three wickets with David Lapsley (45), Michael Rankin (65 - 5 sixes), and Subhan Shirzad (42). David Anthony struck a few more lusty blows as the home side made exactly 300 for 4. Burndennett made a brave fist of the chase, but were always behind on the required rate. Opener Mark Doherty carried his bat for 92, sharing two stands of 92 with fellow opener Mark Pollock (54) and Niall McDonnell (50) as the Tyrone side finished on 249 for 5. The decider at The Bleachgreen is set for August 16th and 17th.

Burndennett's Niall McDonnell was once again in the runs as his side chased 260 to win at The Nedd. Stevie Moore's rapid 87 from 64 deliveries (11 fours, 6 sixes), saw him add 99 for the 5th wicket with Richard Wylie, who his 11 fours and cleared the ropes twice in his 77 as the Ballykelly side racked up 259 - four wickets for Ross McCay. The Tyrone side's reply got off to a good start with Mark Doherty (36) and Mark Pollock (32) adding 83 for the first wicket. Neal Stewart took three wickets to leave it evenly poised at 132 for 4. However, McDonnell took control thereafter, making 83 not out from 64 balls (9 fours, 1 six), as he and Andrew Barr, who hit four sixes and fours in his unbeaten 58, added an unbroken 134 for the 5th wicket to ensure an ultimately comfortable win in the 38th over.

A John Mooney hat-trick on his way to 4 for 9 was the highlight of Strabane's seven wicket win at home to Ballyspallen. Only Graham Kennedy, back home from Australia, reached double figures as he hit 4 fours in his 16. Usman Azhar (3-24) and Andrew Mullen (2-6) were also in the wickets as Spallen were bundled out for just 59. Kennedy (2-23) got some consolation wickets for his side, but Aaron Gillespie's 24 eased the Red Caps to a comfortable win in the 16th over.

A third wicket stand of 142 in 17 overs between Heinrich Roberts and David Cooke was the catalyst for Bonds Glen's 58-run win at Fox Lodge. Roberts top-scored with 74 (8 fours, 3 sixes) , while Cooke's 60 included 7 fours and six as the Bee Gees posted 228 - quickfire cameos too for Divan Posthumous (25) and Kyle Moore (20), while spinners Jason Milligan and Gayan Maneeshan each picked up three wickets. Jordan McIntyre (40: 6 fours, 2 sixes) shared an opening stand of 70 in 8 overs with Charlie Simpson (29), but the pair fell in quick succession, sandwiched by Gayan Maneeshan first ball - trapped lbw by Mark Robinson. Travis Nicholl (41) and Jason Milligan (19) added 67 for the 4th wicket, but from 141 for 3, the Foxes imploded to 170 all out - four wickets for Posthumous and two for Sam Kincaid.

Michael Rankin's unbeaten 84 from 81 balls guided St Johnston safely into the semi-finals. Rankin hit 8 fours and 6 sixes in his superb knock, sharing stands of 74 for the third wicket with Subhan Shirzad (34) and an unbroken 89 for the fourth with the in-form Graeme McCarter (33*) as the Saints knocked off their 200 target in the 29th over. Earlier Jamal Anwar carried his bat for an unbeaten 89 (11 fours, 2 sixes) to help Killyclooney to 199 for 8. They had been well placed at 108 for 2, but slumped to 135 for 7, before a 8th wicket stand of 53 between the overseas player and Jordan Connor (25) salvaged the innings. David Anthony took three wickets, while there were two apiece for McCarter and Rankin to complete fine all-round displays for both.