After winning the toss, Finley elected to bat, but the Demons wasted little time taking control.
A strong opening over from Evan Lawton saw the first breakthrough on the fourth ball, swinging the white ball around corners.
Cameron Arnold held up the other opening end with his tight bowling which saw Jerilderie on top within the first 10 overs having Finley 4/21.
Finley then steadied and put on a nice partnership before Arnold came on for his second spell of the night, which took him to brilliant figures of 5/14 off 6.1 overs, completing Finley's batting innings at 10/167.
Credit to Lawton, who also took 4/25 off eight overs.
After tea, Jerilderie’s openers were sent out to dig in, starting off strong before Lawton fell at 1/13.
A steady run chase continued as Jerilderie were matching the run rate all night.
Opener Logan Eldridge (53) fell as Jerilderie sat at a score of 4/74.
A batting masterclass from Arnold (28) and Grant-Patrick Smith (48 not out) - along with some other players, including minor amounts of runs - took Jerilderie to the end.
The team chased the score with 7/168 after 35.4 overs, bringing home the Patmac Rural Summer Cup Perpetual Trophy.
It was great momentum to set up the season for Jerilderie and the team were back at training yesterday.
