Winning the toss Saints’ captain Zach Taylor-Nugent sent Tungamah in to bat.
Matt Ross (3/24) and Jordan Swann (4/17) were all over the Tungamah top order with Cameron Nye (4), Phil Begnone (0), Wally Thomson (1) and Chris Jonstone (14) in the shed with the score at 4/26.
Nugent (3/30) came into the attack claiming Brady Hayes for one and Sam Heaney for a duck and Swann struck again removing both Rory Saunders for two and Archie Doyle for one, Tungamah had collapsed to 8/49.
Ben Beaton and Cameron Britnell set about rebuilding the Tungamah innings taking advantage of the quick outfield and some wayward bowling from the Saints to put on a 49 runs.
Britnell struck five boundaries in his 30 before Ross had him caught at mid off.
Billy Doyle followed two balls later for a duck with Tungamah bowled out for 98 in the 27th over with captain Ben Beaton unbeaten on 37.
In reply the Saints’ opening pair of Matt Ross and Shane Mclean took to the Tungamah attack with Mclean taking after the slower bowlers.
They raced the score past 50 and when the score was on 77 Ross was bowled for 35 including five fours and one six.
Mclean continued his attack on the Tungamah bowlers however off a no ball free hit, new batter Swann was run out for 1.
Mclean then reached his 50 including nine fours and with Nugent getting off the mark the Saints passed Tungamahs score at 2/99 with Nugent two not out.
Mclean took home Albury Sportspower award and Nuggs Ag player of the match mug and Swann claimed the Simon Healy Fabrication $50 award.
This Saturday the undefeated Saints take on Jerilderie at Jerilderie
Under-13s
In the combined under-13s Berrigan/Finley took on Katunga making 7/131 with Harvey Swann making 32 and Tori Dean 19 not out with the bat and restricted Katunga to 8/60 with Harvey Swann claiming 5/6.
The Finley Bakery award went to Tori Dean, Evelyn Thomas took home the Berrigan Cafe award and Archie Brinley claimed the Albury Sportspower award.
Under-11s
In under-11s Berrigan drew with Barooga with both teams making 69.
Award winners were Mason taking home the JJs Busy Dog Chains, Evelyn winning the Albury Sporstpower award and Kizzy claiming the Shee Kaos award.
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