B-grade wrap

He was ably supported by the Carlile brothers Rory (26) and Easton (21), as well as a breezy 20 courtesy of Jamie Scott which included three towering sixes.

Brett Mundie (3-23) and Noah Mundie (3-28) were the pick of the BLU bowlers.

Despite a hard-hitting 24 from opener Darren Petersen, the Lions never seriously threatened in the chase.

Dolan followed up his earlier good work, claiming 3-24 and Rory Carlile (3-15) bowled with great discipline.

Kyabram Fire Brigade outgunned Moama by nine wickets.

Glen McFadden (35) and James Mason (29 not out) caught the eye as Moama inched its way to 7-116 at Northern Oval.

Trevor Watts, Jarrod Chapman and Oliver Barnett each took two wickets for the Flames, who had few headaches in the chase thanks to a brilliant unbeaten 84 from the dashing blade of Brett Andison.

Andison was in imperious form, hitting six fours and six sixes during his swashbuckling knock.

Rushworth got the job done at Bunnaloo against Northern United.

The Tigers posted a formidable 4-250, highlighted by Liam Francis (90) and Tom Stevens (68).

Scott Thompson (2-47) was the lone Goats bowler to collect multiple wickets.

The undermanned Northern United, who fielded just nine players were bowled out for 52 in reply with Ethan Thompson (18) top-scoring.

Stanhope defeated Elmore by 86 runs at Stanhope.

The Lions made 9-198 after being sent in, with Luke Tywnstra (62) and Craig Emmett (45) doing much of the heavy lifting.

Matt Gilmour (4-37) and James Harney (4-28) enjoyed days out with the ball for the Redbacks.

Elmore started brightly with Gilmour and Harney putting on 71 for the first wicket.

But when Harney was dismissed for 41 and Gilmour followed shortly after for 26, the Redbacks’ reply lost momentum.

Danyon Stockdale starred with 4-17 and Jacob Gillie (3-12) also proved difficult to get away as Elmore finished all out for 116.

In the Murray division, Echuca South proved the most dominant winner, defeating Leitchville-Gunbower by eight wickets at Leitchville.

The hosts were restricted to 9-110 with Kaleb Quinn fighting hard for an unbeaten 38.

Stewart Morphett (3-19), Kaydn Blachford (2-15) and Joel Stephens (2-22) impressed with the ball for Echuca South.

The Swans looked in early trouble in reply at 2-4, but Jason Scott (47 not out) and Nicholas McKenner (38 not out) guided them to maximum points with more than 10 overs remaining.

Girgarre hopped to a 60-run win over Cooma.

No. 8 Andrew Medhurst scored a fine unbeaten 51 to lift the Kangaroos to 140, after they had been teetering at 6-58.

Xavier Fawcett (3-12) bowled impressively for Cooma.

Girgarre produced a very disciplined overall bowling performance, cleaning Cooma up inside 29 overs for just 80.

Shaun Doolan (4-11) was the pick of the bowlers, although Rex Taylor (3-16) and Simon Doolan (2-7) also caught the eye.

Tongala defeated Rochester by five wickets at Tongala.

Rochy struggled to post 90 as Travis Johnstone (3-8) and Zac McKenzie (3-12) ran riot.

The Blues had few headaches in the chase with Jordan Souter (22) and Travis Johnstone (20) wasting little time at the crease.

Nondies-Cohuna defeated Colbinabbin by five wickets at Colbinabbin.

Colbinabbin was bowled out in 34.1 overs for 130 with Fletcher White (30) top-scoring.

Daniel Lancaster (3-25) and Tim Johnson (3-26) led the way for Nondies-Cohuna.

Greg Moorhouse did much of the heavy lifting in the chase as the visitors ran down the target.

The opener batted through the innings for an unbeaten 54 from 109 deliveries, while Garner Smith (30) and Peter Taylor (23) contributed to the cause.