Gator Gazette - Season 2025/26 Edition 3

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A word from the Prez, Coach and Captains

Match Reports from Rounds 4 - 6

Latest Ladders

Junior News

Christmas Party

Merchandise Range

Upcoming social events

Mountain Gate’s teams are all in competitive positions as the midway point of the season approaches

The 1 XI fell in a narrow match against Knox Boronia, before a washout against Olinda sees the Gators in 4 place Meanwhile the 2 XI are on the board after a 7-wicket victory at home

The youthful 3 XI remain in the picture after a win over Lysterfield and a washout against Belgrave. Whilst in the 4 XI, the Gators continue to develop against seasoned opposition.

In the Women’s grades, the 1 XI remain well clear inside the Top 2, whilst the 2 XI return to action against Mulgrave

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The Veterans remain inside the 4 in a close Division 3 with some crucial matches coming up

Meanwhile, the Junior teams have benefited from the re-gradings, with the Under 16s winning their latest matches and the Under 14s competitive against good opposition.

Socially, our annual Christmas Party on 20 December promises to cap off a fantastic 2025 with plenty of festive cheer

AWORDFROMPREZ: CHOP CUNNINGHAM

Hi Gators,

November is now in the books and the Club continues to be a great place to be with a number of our teams going well

The 1 XI are placed after some early wins, with JD and Sauce some great highlights with the bat and ball Whilst in the 2s, Shah has had a great run with the bat the past 2 matches as the Gators are now on the board. st

The 3 XI continue well and playing some great cricket. Given the youth in the side, this will set the Club up for quite some time! Meanwhile the 4 XI continue to press on developing, playing some enjoyable cricket together rd th

In the women’s, the 1 XI are right at the [top end of the standings, and the 2 XI st nd a closer to a win!

COACH’SCORNER

ShaunNugara

Hi all,

The past month has brought plenty of positives around the club. The Twos secured their first win of the season, a result that had been building for a while and was well deserved The Threes have been on a hot streak, playing confident cricket, and we’re keen to see that momentum continue.

The Juniors have now found their groove in their respective grades, especially since the re-grading helping to face alike cricketers

See you at the Swamp through December!

We’re also backing the Fourths to pick up their first win of the year as they continue to improve in every match

We’re also backing the Fourths to pick up their first win of the year this week as they continue to improve in every match

In the Ones, we’re working to get back to winning ways after a loss and a washout in recent rounds. This week’s two-day clash against Gembrook is a great chance for us to reset and return to the winners’ list

A special mention goes to the players who have been consistently pushing themselves at training. In particular, shout-out to Wickets for his effort and application over the past few weeks. His hard work has paid off with a well earned selection back into the Twos, well done and all the best this weekend

With only a few weeks left until the break, let’s finish strong. Give it your best and go well.

Gator on!

Hi Gators,

CAPTAINKEV

After six round, as a club we are placed in a good position in the lead up to Christmas break. Our 1XI are currently sitting 3rd, 2XI 6th being two games out of the four, 3XI 3rd and 4XI currently sitting 8th

Great to see our Vets team sitting 4th at the moment, while the ladies 1XI 2nd and our 2XI are 8th

Overall it’s great to see the amount of sides we have representing Mountain Gate, and consistently getting numbers.

Training has been fantastic, the leadership team working alongside Shaun and Tucks is always looking at ways to improve and getting it engaging Recently playing a T20 against Upper Gully where our lads brought home the win

With the 1XI we have an important couple of weeks, upcoming match against Gembrook, need to win the next few games to hopefully lock in a home final

CAPTAINGA

GabbyGiulieri

Hey Gator fam!

KevinAtacador

Shoutout to Josh Hardman, in the last game he bowled for the first time medium pace, and his figures were 6/74 off 24overs, this was over two bowling spells Another shoutout to VC Brodie leading the side, captaining well against Knox Boronia to only just fall short of the win However, the experience gained is invaluable to him for the future

Gator On Kev

We’ve had a rough start, the weather’s really disrupted our season with our Ladies 1XI having a few washouts and our Ladies 2XI have only played two games so far. But despite that, vibes are high, and we’re excited to welcome a few new additions to our squad in Abbie Pascoe, Miah Pearce, and Firooza Amiri. Please make them feel at home at the club!

The games we have played have seen some great individual results, which given the vibe of the squad allows us to celebrate together and produce the best possible team result as a result

A huge shout-out to Chopstar and Sandi who represented Victoria at the National Women’s Masters Championship in Perth last month and came home with gold What an incredible result for them, we are all extremely proud!

Also, a big congratulations to everyone who was selected in the Region 8 Women’s team for the VCCL Country Week Carnival in Bendigo last week! Myself, Miah, Firooza, Humaira and Chop had lots of fun and we are all very grateful for the opportunity!

Here’s hoping the weather improves soon so we can get back on the field and get more games in before Christmas!

Gabby

GATORSTIGHTAGAINST BURRAS,HOTSAUCEIN OLINDAWASHOUT

After starting the season at 2-1, Mountain Gate have been dealt a check following a last-over loss to Knox Boronia and a washout against Olinda

The Gators Round 5 match against Knox Boronia reverted to a one day affair after a washout call The revised match saw the Gators set the score first at Miller Park, with Shaun Nugara the early start at the top with 21 from 29 balls

James Dekel teamed up with Nugara and then Wayne Davidson (23 from 58 balls), Dekel partnering with the latter for a 109-run 3 wicket stand at 3/157 in the 35 over With 5 overs remaining, the push for runs was on and allowed the Burra’s to fight back with the ball, Brodie Wise being the only score in the latter overs, hitting 24 not out from just 14 balls to help reach 9/203. rd th

But yet again the highlight of the innings was James Dekel, reaching his first century of the season with 105 from 98 balls, including 14 fours and a six. The century saw Dekel push past the 300-run mark for the season at an average of 101.33.

In reply, it was a great start with the ball leaving the hosts 2/8 in the 4 over However the fight begun as the Burra’s middle order steadied the run chase Knox Boronia continued the push at 4/153 in the 32 over –requiring 51 runs from 48 balls in a tight contest th nd

Runs continued to be scored at the required rate but so too did wickets fall, with Brady Pensa and Brodie

Wise providing options as the match tightened even further between the teams.

Needing 11 from the final 2 overs, the hosts took flight in the 39 over before Brodie Wise was tasked with the final over. Wise claimed a wicket 3 balls in with the match still on the line, however the 4 ball saw Knox Boronia scamper home by 4 wickets th th

Brady Pensa was the pick of the attack claiming 2/51 from 8 overs, whilst Chamud Bhasula (1/24 from 8), Dulana Karunachandra (1/26 from 8) and Brodie Wise (1/30 from 44) all claimed wickets

Round 6 saw the Gators travel to Olinda to face the ladder leaders for a second time this season, with the visitors advised to bowl first It was a slow burn early, with the Bloods reaching 0/72 before Josh Hardman struck in the 19 over Hardman then backed up with a double-wicket over to have the hosts 3/72 Brady Pensa (1/31 from 11 overs) joined in and at 4/82 momentum started to swing th

But this was to swing again as Olinda’s middle order held up – the 100-run partnership broken when Hardman again struck in the 55 over th

Wickets fell at regular intervals for the rest of the match, with Chamud Bhasula (1/50 from 13 overs) and Brodie Wise (1/32 from 10.4 overs) registering scalps. However none could match Josh Hardman, claiming career-best figures of 6/74 from 24 overs to help restrict the hosts to 251.

But a result from the match wasn’t to be, with rain on Day 2 rendering the ground unplayable with the match abandoned without a ball being bowled

The shared points against the Bloods sees Mountain Gate sitting in 3 place, with a bumper December fixture against Gembrook at Gembrook (6-13 December), St Johns Tecoma at Talaskia (14 December) and Olinda at Olinda (20 December) to not only wrap up the 2025 year, but to determine key placings heading into 2026 rd

After a string of half-centuries, James Dekel broke through against Knox Boronia

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Mountain Gate’s 2 XI is now on the board courtesy of a Round 6 win over Olinda nd

With the Round 4 match against Johnson Park rescheduled to December, Mountain Gate hosted South Belgrave at HV Jones in a rain-shortened match for Round 5. Batting first, the Gators were on the back foot early with a wicket before Tom Button and Shoaib Sobhan stabilised the innings.

Sobhan backed up his earlier century against Monbulk with a half century before being dismissed for 60 from 52 balls. But the visitor bowling attack began to get to work, claiming wickets at frequent intervals to have the Gators 5/90 after 22 overs

Starts from Pamir Hussaini (10 from 14 balls), Jeff Hunt (13 from 23 balls) and Eraj Wimalaratna (14 not out from 30 balls) helped to push the scoreboard along towards a competitive score, however South were up for the challenge, dismissing the hosts for 139 after 39 overs

With runs on the board, the Gators needed a quick start with the ball against the visitors, and Luke Bakker (1/21 from 3 overs) provided But again the experienced South lineup regrouped and pushed the partnership along, with Ethan Williams (1/19 from 3 overs) and Tom Button (1/29 from 4 overs) registering on the scoreboard at 3/98 in the 18th

Shah Sobhan was again amongst the runs against South, scoring 60 from 52 balls

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In need of a result to kickstart the season, the Gators hosted Olinda in Round 6 at Windermere Reserve, with a clinical performance nearly securing the points on Day 1.

Wimalaratna was in peak form against Olinda, taking 2/7 from 11 overs to help get the Gators on the board in Season 2025/26

Electing to bowl first, the hosts had the Bloods on the back foot early at 2/7, with wickets apiece to Eraj Wimalaratna and Luke Bakker. Reprieve was short lived as Cooper Gwynne and Chris Tuplin joined the attack and as the scoreboard reach 6/57, the Gators were well on top

Bhisma Pokharel (1/20 from 7 overs) and Tom Button (1/10 from 5 overs) claimed wickets, before Wimalaratna and Bakker returned to conclude the Olinda innings – all out for 90 after 56 overs

Multiple wickets were the order of the day, with Luke Bakker (2/18 from 92 overs) Chris Tuplin (2/9 from 6 overs), Cooper Gwynne (2/9 from 12 overs) and the metronomical Eraj Wimalaratna (2/7 from 11 overs) all keeping the pressure on

With the bat, the Gators reached 2/74 before stumps on Day 1, Christ Tuplin having fallen 12 from 13 balls before Tom Button (26 not out from 83 balls) and Pamir Hussaini (39 from 65 balls) helped to steer Mountain Gate to their first win

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The points help elevate the Gators to 6 place, with matches against Belgrave (6-13 December, HV Jones), Johnson Park (14 December, HV Jones) and Olinda (20 December, Olinda Reserve).

GATORSGOINGSTRONG OVERBEAVERS,MAGPIES

Mountain Gate’s 3 XI continue to solidify their position within the top 4 of Community 3, sitting in 3 at the end of November courtesy of a win over Lysterfield and a washout against Belgrave

Round 4 was reduced to a one day affair against the visiting Lysterfield, with the hosts making use of Windermere first

Sithum Induruwage lead the attack with the willow early on, partnering with Doug Barton (21 from 43 balls) to reach 1/73 in the 20 over before a quick collapse saw the loss of 3/1. Anok Miranda joined Induruwage at the crease to help starve off the Beaver bowlers before Induruwage fell for a well earned 31 from 62 balls to have the score 5/101. th

Miranda continued the assignment, anchoring the lateinnings scoring as a half century looked on the cards.

Matthew Carter joined the later-overs scoring (13 from 19 balls), with Miranda in a race against the clock to reach the milestone An unfortunate run out 4 balls from the end saw Miranda depart for 46 from 51 balls, as the Gators posted 8/157 from their 35 overs

Matthew Carter wasted no time, 4 balls was all it took to send the stumps flying at 1/1 Wickets again in the early phase halted any of the advance with the scoreboard reading 4/17 after 8 overs

Not done with scoring runs, Anok Miranda claimed a catch off Sithum Induruwage at 5/36 after 17 overs with the run chase all but stalled Nakoa Beswick then

ed the middle order, claiming 2/26 from 5 o have Lysterfield 7/68 at 28 overs. The s ended the day at 7/108 and the Gators victors.

5 saw a re-match against Belgrave at s Creek Sending the hosts in, the Gators trong progress against the Magpies with f the youthful attack returning mical figures at the hillside ground

the attack was Doug Barton, claiming m his 6 overs and at one point was on a k Daniel Stapleton continues in his rich form, 2/11 from 7 overs, whilst Nakoa k remained on the wicket-taker list, 1/27 overs as the hosts posted 6/151

ponse, the top order battled at the crease however making life easier for the top order Father-son pairing Sithum Induruwage and Buddhika Induruwage saw the Gators recover –Sithum next to depart for 18 from 41 balls

After the week before, Anok Miranda made sure to reach his maiden half century, posting 56 from 70 balls against the Magpie attack which also included 7 fours. Buddhika saw out the day at 39 not out from 68 deliveries as the Gators reached 4/128 in a well-balanced match.

What was shaping up as an arm-wrestle of a contest was spoilt by the late November rain on Day 2, with points shared.

The results across November have catapulted the Gators into 3 place, only 3 points off the pace with December matches against secondplaced Gembrook (6-13 December, Windermere Reserve) and Knoxfield (20 December, Windermere Reserve) will shape up calculations rd

Bad day to be a middle stump around Matty Carter, taking 2/7 against Lysterfield

GATORSKEEPLEARNING AGAINSTHAWKS,BLOODS

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Mountain Gate’s 4 XI continues on its development arc after matches against experienced lineups Monbulk and Olinda across November

Round 4 saw neutral territory at Olinda Green, with the Gators taking first use of the pitch Melissa Button was a pillar of the top order, reaching 17 from 86 balls whilst Puneet Sharma partnered up for 43 from 55 balls The duo put on 59 runs for the 2 wicket to reach 2/71 nd

The Hawks toiled over the remaining 10 overs, claiming 3/5 –including Button and Sharma – before Srihaas Esarapu and Bert Pearce kept the Gators pushing Esarapu departed for 10 from 19 balls, whilst Pearce’s push ended after a run-aball 11

The returning Richard Millott joined Chris Young in search of late runs Young departed for 4 in the final over, whilst Millott remained 5 not out as the Gators reached 7/108

In reply, the Hawks went aggressively at the target as the Gators threw the ball around towards youth in support Chris Young claimed the only wicket of the innings – a superb catch at pace by Srihaas Esarapu in the covers – to be 1/5 from 3 overs and the score 1/33.

Matt Whitfield was the next pick of the attack, 0/4 from his over whilst the youthful Gator bowling attack gained match experience. Ultimately, the Hawks reached 1/111 from 12 overs to post a 9-wicket win.

Round 5 saw a unique experience – a home match at HV Jones against Olinda Winning the toss, the hosts sent Olinda in first

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Mikaela Giulieri got the first wicket of the match in the 9 over at 1/38, before Mel Button struck in the 23 over. Wiehann Van staden claimed his first senior wicket of the season in the 29 over as the Gators kept Olinda to 3/134

It was quite some time before the next Gator, however well worth the wait as the wickets began to fall more frequently Giulieri continued on her way, working well in tandem with Matthew Carter to help restrict the Bloods to 214

In response, whilst runs were difficult to find at the beginning, all Gator bats continued to occupy the crease and spend some valuable development time in the middle Melissa Button, Matthew Whitfield and Lucas Santilli all clocked time, allowing the middle order to get starts

Puneet Sharma (11 from 36), Srihaas Esarapu (18 from 76 balls), Mikaela Giulieri (12 from 60 balls) and Matthew Carter (16 from 32 balls) all benefited on the earlier efforts The lower order also occupied time, reaching 106 after 71 overs

The Gators continue to search for their opening result of the season, and will be looking ahead to matchups against St Johns Tecoma (6-13 December, Gilmour Park) and Knox Boronia (20 December, Colchester Park) to wrap up the first half of Season 2025/26.

Mikaela Giulieri tore through Olinda at HV Jones, claiming 3/50 in Round 5.

GATORSATPOINTYEND

It has been a mixed few weeks for Mountain Gate’s 1 XI, scoring 2 wins and an opening loss for 2025/26. st

Round 5 saw Lusatia Park host Mountain Gate, and the Gators hit top speed early with Molly Mccoy posting a quickfire 30 from 25 balls. Nahida Sapan (25 from 52 balls) teamed up with Emily Barrow, the pair posting 111 for the 3 wicket as Barrow reached 59 from 56 balls to have the score 3/162 after 26 overs. Miah Beardshaw (12 from 17 balls), Gabby Giulieri (10 from 12 balls), Mikaela Giulieri (11 not out from 15 balls) and Firooza Afghan (18 from 14 balls) kept the pressure on as the Gators posted 7/221 from 36 overs

The match was done as a contest within 6 overs as Firooza Afghan (3/9 from 5 overs) and Humaira Afghan (3/5 from 55 overs) tore through the top order to leave the Tigers at 4/6 The hosts begun to rebuild, however Miah Beardshaw (2/9 from 3 overs) and Emily Barrow (2/8 from 4 overs) contained the efforts to secure a massive Gators victory, dismissing Lusatia Park for 111 Emily Barrow was named best afield as winner of the Remembrance Day Medal

Round 6 saw another team effort against Kilsyth at HV Jones Reserve, as the Gators posted runs on the board early Mel Button carried on her recent form, reaching 34 from 84 balls Meanwhile, Molly Mccoy was swinging for the fences in her 29-ball 44, which included 7 fours and a six Nahida Sapan (14 from 33 balls) and Gabby Giulieri (13 from 12 balls) kept the momentum through the middle order, whilst Firooza Afghan (32 not out from 22 balls) scored late runs to help Mountain Gate to 6/168.

A pressure effort early saw the Redbacks at 1/0 in the 3 over, before Miah Beardshaw lead the attack with 3/25 from her 4 overs. Bibi Amar (2/21 from 5.5) and Mikaela Giulieri (2/19 from 7) also claimed multiple scalps, whilst Humaira Afghan (1/7 from 6) and Sadaf Mohammadi rd

Em Barrow was on fire against Lusatia Park, reaching a half century in the big win

GATORSKLPS CONTINUE IMPROVEMENTS AGAINSTMULGRAVE

Mountain Gate’s Women’s 2 XI returned for their 2 match this season, coming up against a strong Mulgrave team nd nd

Having lost the toss, the Gator/SKLPS were sent in to field as the visitors toiled hard with the ball in hand, providing plenty of opportunities for the bowlers in the squad

Ayesha Afghan was the pick, claiming a wicket in the 4 over at 1/13 Afghan would claim 1/14 from her 3 overs, with her opening partner 0/9 from 2 overs Mahek Patel (0/11 from 2 overs) and Yashwini Pindoria (0/10 from 2 overs) partnered well without reward with tidy figures in the T20 format. th

Divyani Raghvani (0/6 from 1 over), Prisha Pindoria (0/10 from 2 overs) and Krupa Varsani (0/7 from 2 overs) also bowled well given the quality of opposition batting lineup. Despite the lack of opportunities given for wickets, the Gator/SKLPS contained Mulgrave to 1/101 from their 20 overs.

In response, the Gator/SKLPS were under siege almost immediately as Mulgrave claimed the top 5 wickets for 4 runs at the 5 over mark Hiral Raghwani occupied time at the crease, reaching 4 from 23 runs as the Gator/SKLPS looked to prolong the innings for some valuable match experience

Lower in the innings, Ayesha Afghan lead the scoring with 8 from 16 balls, including a boundary, whilst at the other end Yashwini Pindoria reached 7 from 19 balls as the Gator/SKLPS were dismissed in the 19 over for 44 th

The Gator/SKLPS are still searching for their maiden win of the campaign, and will have their next change against South Belgrave at HV Jones Reserve on 7 December, with South having posted a narrow win over Upwey in the opening round of the season th

Ayesha Afghan was the pick of the bowling attack against Mulgrave, claiming 1/14 from 3 overs

and also lead the way with the bat with 8 from 16 balls

GATORSSWOOPED MAGPIES

Mountain Gate’s Veterans team rema finals positions, despite a loss to Scor washout against Auravale

The Round 4 matchup against Score bat first, with the Gator bowlers initia under thumb at the lightning-quick Ben Osborne (1/11 from 5 overs) and Ia from 5 overs) had the hosts reeling at over before the Magpies settled into

It would take until the 20 over befor Lieversz (1/28 from 5 overs) would bre partnership, the third wicket coming tempo increased to post a score, so t wickets as Doug Barton (1/35 from 5 o before Buddhika Induruwage (1/36 fr claimed the final wicket for the Gator posting a competitive 5/173 from the total of 30 overs

With a number of regulars missing, t somewhat different however saw som flowing. So too were the wickets, falling to 3/28 by the 6 over, most of which responsible from Tim Wise –posting 24 from 17 balls including 4 fours and a six. th The middle order saw a great battle between the Scoresby bowlers and Ben Osborne, who scored 37 from 32 balls in a boundary-bashing blitz reaching 5/108 before a run out in the 22 over. nd

Tim Wise was in no mood to hang around, hitting 24 from 17 balls including 4 fours and a 6 to get the

However the run chase came to an abrupt halt soon after, with double-wicket overs in the 23 and 26 overs for the Gators compounding a 5/10 loss late to end the chase at 118

A pivotal matchup in Round 5 against Auravale began after a delay to recover the ground to a playable condition due to the rain, allowing 3 overs of the Gators innings before the returning showers put paid to the action, the points shared

With 5 of the 8 rounds in the books, Mountain Gate sit in 4 place – separated from Auravale by per centage Round 5 may be the catalyst to ignite the season, given that all other matches achieved a result and therefore 6 points

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Whilst in 3 , the margins remain tight as only 3 points separates 3 from 6 The Gators run home sees Upper FTG (6 place) host the Gators on 21 December, before home matches in the new year against Knox Boronia (1 place) and Knox Gardens (2 place).

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For the Gators, Adrian Buras tops the leaderboard with the runscoring (73 runs @ 3650) from Doug Barton (56 runs @ 2800) and Puneet Sharma (46 @ 2300), whilst with the ball Richard Lieversz (4wkts @ 2050) leads from Ian Tudor (3wkts @ 1500), Ben Osborne (3wkts @ 1800) and Buddhika Induruwage (3wkts @ 2433)

Ben Osborne was another to take on the Magpie attack, reaching 37 from 32 balls

KNOX BORONIA

Mountain Gate Cricket Club endorses the new Victorian Cricket Integrity Policies and procedures as follows:

1 2025 Member Protection Policy; and 2. 2025 Complaints and Resolution Policy together with re-endorsing Australian Cricket’s Child Safeguarding Framework policies:

3 Commitment Statement;

4 Looking after our Kids Code of Behaviour; and 5. Policy for Safeguarding Children and Young People.

All information can be found here

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GATORCHRISSYPARTY-20 DECEMBERTH

It’s the most wonderful time of year!!

As the 2025 festive season reaches full speed, we wrap up the 2025 year with the Annual Christmas Party, to be held at HV Jones Reserve on Saturday 20 December th

With great company in a great environment, it’s the perfect place to spread some Christmas cheer around and enjoy one last catch up with all our favorite Gators before the jolly man begins his pilgrimage with his reindeers.

Kicking off from 7pm.

ANNUALGATOR

Saturday20thDecember@theSwamp! Come on down to the swamp after games for some drinks and a feed! Celebrate the final game of the year with good vibes, good mates, and a whole lot of Christmas cheer.

GATORKNIGHTSFLYING OVERSAINTS,HAWKS

Stapleton, claiming career-best figures of 5/10 from 6 overs Sharing the remaining wickets around, Mark Stapleton (1/16 from 7 overs), Connor MacLeod (1/11 from 3 overs), Chanithu Arachchi (1/8 from 3 overs), Wiehann Van staden (1/7 from 3 overs and Jaimeson Carter (1/4 from 11 overs) all claimed a wicket each as Rowville were dismissed for 141 However it was with bat in hand that the Gators excelled, breaking the 200-run mark with some big individual scores.

Not content to be outdone by his brother, Mark Stapleton posted 51 from 40 balls at the top of the order, with Mason Lijnders also going big with 63 not out from 74 balls Tyler Gleeson (21 from 42 balls) and Matthew Buras (10 from 29 balls) also reached double figures on the card as the Gator Knights hit 207 for a score

ENDEAVOUR HILLS

2025/26 COMMITTEE

President:ChopCunningham

VicePresident:LyndonRowlands& KevinAtacador

Secretary:RachaelAtacador

Treasurer:MichaelCleland

JuniorCoordinator:JoKilian& NathanGiulieri

GeneralCommittee:BrodieWise, GabrielleGiulieri,CaryssMcCulloch,Jeff Hunt,ImagenReibelt,DougBarton, RichardMillott,CooperGwynne

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