Echuca wins under-14 GMC premiership

Lewis Stubbs led the way for the minor premier, top-scoring with 25 before he had to retire as per Goulburn Murray Cricket rules.

Liam Gronow was just as effective late in the innings, retiring after scoring 20 runs from 25 balls.

Echuca was able to make the most of any poor bowling from Rochester as it scored 15 byes throughout the innings.

When play resumed last Thursday, Connor Armstrong proved to be the difference between the two sides with a devastating display of bowling, taking 5-17 in his five-over spell.

Easton Carlile was also heavily influential for Echuca, claiming three scalps as Rochester was bowled out for 100.

Stubbs and Lachlan Hogan were valuable contributors in the field with two catches each.

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