However, some of the Batemans Bay junior sides had away matches scheduled for last Saturday, and managed to produce some excellent performances.

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Luke Gallen was arguably the standout player of the round for Batemans Bay, thanks to his rollicking innings of 53 from 39 balls in Stage 3 Division A, which included seven fours and one six.

This propelled the Bay to a total of 5-162 from 28 overs against Berry-Shoalhaven Heads at Shoalhaven's Zealand Oval.

But an equally stunning innings of 67 off 36 from Berry's Jackson Ingram saw the home side claim a dramatic win with just three wickets remaining.

Meanwhile, the Stage 3 Division B side played Bay and Basin at Vincentia on Saturday.

After losing the toss, Batemans Bay bowled first and, despite some individual bowling efforts, could not prevent the home side from piling on a total of 4-184.

Despite a gritty innings of 17 from opening batter Nick Wain and a rearguard knock of 32 from Mason Fardell, Batemans Bay could only manage 106 in response.

Although the Stage 2 team did not play due to the weather, Stage One did and scored a hard-earned win against Ulladulla United Blue at Hanging Rock.

After the visitors batted first and scored 5-44 from a shortened ten-over innings, Batemans Bay successfully chased down the runs with seven wickets remaining despite the sodden conditions.