Saturday's cricket began with with both teams paying their respects to the sudden passing of Gary 'The Chief' Thompson. Berridale won the toss and elected to bat. The Bombala attack bowlws tight lines, resulting in Sullivan (3/24) taking the first wicket removing Hearn without scoring.

This first wicket lead to another with Thornton (1/23) knocking over McDonald for 4. The visitors were 2/9. King and Redmond worked the ball into gaps. Redmond was starting to find the boundary however it was the spin of Mick Stevenson (3/38) that bought him undone.

Bombala claimed another two wickets in quick time leaving Berridale 5/69 at drinks. Bartle and Hilless put on a classy 119 run partnership with both batsmen making a fine half centuries. Hilless caught off the bowling of Ingram (2/40) for 53. Wickets fell in quick succession with Berridale losing 5/15 including Bartle for 62. Berridale all out in the 40th over for 184.

Bombala's run chase got off to a solid start with Brooks and Sullivan making the most of anything. When Small (1/28) claimed the wicket of Sullivan for 17, Berridale were right in the contest. Power and Brooks looked solid until a great catch from Hamleton removed Brooks for 38, Bombala 2/76 at drinks.

With Thornton and Power at the crease the runs stated to flow after drinks until Thornton (17) was caught in the deep off the bowling of Redmond (1/29). Enter Mick 'The Wall' Stevenson, who proved difficult to remove while Power worked the ball around the field. With Bombala looking on top requiring 16 runs from 3 overs Berridale turned to Hilless who took 3 wickets in one over. The pressure was on King (1/34) who was bowling the 44th over and he delivered, bowling Power for a very well made 65. Newcomer Korie Elton and Ingram were tasked with getting Bombala home. One over to go, Bombala needing 11. Elton produced a towering 6, breathing life back into the innings. A single from the penultimate delivery left Ingram needing 3 or more to secure the win. Ingram delivered, smashing it through the leg side for a boundary, getting the hosts over the line.

Numbers were down at golf over the weekend with members at Tathra for their Summer Tournament. Heard Cary Elton had a win.

The Chicken Runs continued with 18 Holes played Saturday and Heather Brown had a big day winning with 50 pts from Ross Brown 44 pts and Chris Halligan 44 pts.

Sunday was played over the Front 9. The winner on a c/b was Chris Halligan on a c/b from Ross Brown 20 pts and Merv Douch 20 pts.