Women's cricket GF - Geelong Times

AS the weather cools, summer sports are wrapping up their seasons, with Geelong Cricket Association celebrating their 2026 premiers over the weekend.

East Belmont players celebrate a wicket.

Seven clubs lifted trophies on Sunday, marking the end of the 2025/2026 women’s competitions.

North Geelong made 97 runs to come out victorious.

North Geelong topped the club championship in A grade, losing just one game all season. After winning the toss the Magpies put on a comprehensive show while bowling, setting themselves up for a quick win over East Belmont. Player of the match Issy Maclay scored half the winning runs.

Bannockburn players storm the pitch after their C Grade Grand Final victory.

A North Geelong batter gets one past the keeper. RIGHT: North Geelong celebrate their premiership win against East Belmont.

In B grade, Anglesea just got the edge over Queenscliff thanks in no small part to an outstanding 3/19 from captain Janet Lister in the second innings.

An East Belmont fielder dives for the ball. LEFT: Bannockburn was victorious over Torquay.

Torquay missed out on an underdog story in C grade after impeccable bowling from Bannockburn left them all out for 58. Just one player managed to make double-digits, with three Tigers out for ducks.

Bannockburn’s Bree Norman and Ashley Richardson.

After getting over some early grand final nerves, Armstrong Creek settled in for a tough battle with Thomson in D grade. Stunning bowling kept the Tigers to just one boundary, allowing the Titans to squeeze in their premiership win.

Little River secured an undefeated premiership over North Geelong in E grade after a dominant 2025-26 season. Bell Park’s Jackii Hutchison couldn’t have asked for a better 50th game, finishing the year with a premiership over Jan Juc in F grade.

An East Belmont fielder dives for the ball.

North Geelong secured the Lawn Addicts Senior Women A Grade title in fine fashion.

After missing out against Geelong City in round 13, East Belmont snuck across the line after a nail biting run rate to secure themselves the G grade premiership.