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NWCU Women's Cup 2025
1 June Group A: Strabane v Eglinton (Strabane Park)
1 June Group B: Bonds Glen v Coleraine (Bonds Glen)
13 July Group A: Strabane v Fox Lodge (Strabane Park)
13 July Group B: Bonds Glen v Bready (Bonds Glen)
20 July Group A: Fox Lodge v Eglinton (Ballymagorry)
20 July Group B: Bready v Coleraine (Magheramason)
27 July Group A: Eglinton v Strabane (Eglinton)
27 July Group B: Coleraine v Bonds Glen (Sandel Lodge)
NW Sam Jeffrey Cup
Round 1: Killyclooney v Sion Mills
Killyclooney, 31 May.
Killyclooney
Sion Mills
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Group D: Fox Lodge lost to Newbuildings by 8 wickets.
Ballymagorry, 29 May.
Fox Lodge 104-9 (20 overs; L Kerr 22, J McIntyre 22; J Dunn 3-6, G McFaul 2-17, C Downey 2-18)
Newbuildings 107-2 (14.2 overs; R Hunter 41*, P Salmon 37*, J Dunn 22; J McIntyre 2-27)
Ryan Hunter (41*) and Peat Salmon (37*) shared a third wicket stand of 78 in ten overs as Newbuildings made short work of their 105 target at Fox Lodge winning by eight wickets in the 15th over. Both cleared the ropes three times, with Jason Dunn chipping in with 22. Earlier Levi Kerr's nine-ball 22 and the same contribution from Jamie McIntyre. Bull Dunn collected three wickets, while there were two apiece from Gregory McFaul and Charlie Downey in a fine bowling effort.
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Group D: Glendermott beat Bready by 1 run.
The Rectory, 29 May.
Glendermott 165-9 (20 overs; B Mills 69, C Ross 39, C Doherty 22; N McCombe 4-37, I Young 2-31)
Bready 164-8 (20 overs; I Young 70, G Roulston 32; I Cooke 2-17, A Johnson 2-22, A Boyd 2-23)
Ian Cooke (CricketEurope)
Game of the night was at The Rectory where in a dramatic finish, Glendermott beat Bready by 1 run. With two needed from two balls, Ian Cooke dismissed Swarnim Jha and in a further twist - his son Aaron - both caught by Ben Mills much to the delight of the home support. Mills had hit 6 sixes in a 39-ball 69, while there were runs too for Curtis Ross (39) and Craig Doherty (22). Nathan McCombe claimed four wickets, while there were two for skipper Ian Young. He led the chase with a top-score of 70 from 48 balls (8 fours, 4 sixes), while Gavin Roulston hit a breezy 32. Nathan McCombe's two late sixes looked to have won it for Bready, but the wily Cooke had the final say.
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Group C: Brigade walkover v Burndennett.
Beechgrove, 29 May.
Brigade
Burndennett
Brigade gained full points as Burndennett were unable to field a side.
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Group C: Coleraine beat Bonds Glen by 25 runs.
Sandel Lodge, 29 May.
Coleraine 107-4 (20 overs; M Poskitt 28, L Steenkamp 26)
Bonds Glen 82-9 (20 overs; S Kincaid 25; S Hutchinson 2-5, M Hutchinson 2-13)
Stephen and Matthew Hutchinson (CricketEurope)
Coleraine's excellent season continued as they beat Bonds Glen by 25 runs thanks to a fine bowling display. The Bannsiders posted 107 for 4 with Marcus Poskitt making 28 and Louren Steenkamp 26. Stephen Hutchinson then took 2 for 5 as the Bee Gees slumped to 30 for 5. Sam Kincaid's 25 gave them a small chance, but they couldn't find a grandstand finish as Matthew Hutchinson claimed 2 for 13 to keep them to 82 for 9.
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Group B: St Johnston v Ardmore - no play.
The Boathole, 29 May.
St Johnston
Ardmore
There was no play possible at St Johnston due to a wet outfield.
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Group B: Ballyspallen lost to Eglinton by 7 wickets.
Ballyspallen, 29 May.
Ballyspallen 51 (15.1 overs; J Millar 4-16, R Millar 2-13, M Averill 2-14)
Eglinton 53-3 (8.4 overs)
Andy Lucas catches Isaac Bird (CricketEurope)
It was Millar time at Ballyspallen as Eglinton skipper Jamie took four for 16 and younger sibling Robbie 2 for 13 as the home side were skittled for just 51 - two wickets also for Mark Averill. The modest target was knocked off inside nine overs with Robbie and Lahiru Gamage each making 14 in the seven wickets win.
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Group A: Donemana beat Strabane by 8 wickets.
The Holm, 29 May.
Strabane 125 (18.3 overs; R Liyanarachchi 34; D Dougherty 3-6, S Huey 2-16)
Donemana 129-2 (11.5 overs; A Jotin 88*, G McClintock 28)
Anuj Jotin was in fine form as Donemana made short work of their 126-run target at home to Strabane. The Indian hit 11 fours and 6 sixes in a 39-ball unbeaten 88, adding 88 for the second wicket with Gary McClintock - who hit 4 fours and a six in a run-a-ball 28 - after William McClintock went second ball. Strabane professional Ranjitha hit four sixes in a top-score of 34 in a Red Caps total of 125 - three wickets for DJ Dougherty and two for young left-arm spinner Sam Huey.
Group A: Eglinton conceded to Fox Lodge
Eglinton, 11 May.
Eglinton
Fox Lodge
Holders Fox Lodge were given the day off after Eglinton conceded the cup tie as they were unable to field a side.
Group B: Coleraine beat Bready by 16 runs.
Sandel Lodge, 11 May.
Coleraine 169 (27 overs; Kia J McCartney 62*, E Gaston 30; A Barr 3-9, K Barnard 3-33)
Bready 153 (26.5 overs; M Spence 53, A Dalzell 27, K Barnard 26*; K McCartney 4-24, T O'Hara 2-8, C Block 2-31)
Kia McCartney and Eva Gaston shared a stand of 87 (Stephen McCartney)
Group A: Fox Lodge beat Strabane by 10 wickets.
Ballymagorry, 27 April.
Strabane 28 (10.5 overs; M Devine 3-1, K Bates 2-1, C Young 2-2, L Neely 2-5)
Fox Lodge 32-0 (3.4 overs)
Mollie Devine took a hat-trick (CricketEurope)
Holders Fox Lodge showed no mercy to a young looking Strabane as they raced to a ten-wickets win. Mollie Devine took a hat-trick, while there were two wickets apiece for Kara Bates, Young, and Lucy Neely. The chase was over and done with in 22 balls thanks to Sarah Black and Lucy Neely.
Group B: Bready beat Bonds Glen by 9 wickets.
Magheramason, 27 April.
Bonds Glen 143-8 (30 overs; L Thompson 64*; E Mowbrey 2-19)
Bready 144-1 (18.5 overs; A Dalzell 55*, M Spence 45)
Last season's beaten finalists Bready were made to work a bit harder for their win as Leah Thompson of Bonds Glen hit ten boundaries in her unbeaten 64 to help them to 143 for 8 in 30 overs - two wickets for Erin Mowbray. Millie Spence (45) and Alana Dalzell (55*) shared an opening stand of 97 to settle any possible nerves, with Bready easing to a 9-wickets win in the 19th over.
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