Bellbird, Greta/Branxton, Mulbring, Piranhas and Wine Country will contest the Tier 1 competition, with Bellbird, Greta/Branxton, Piranhas and Wine Country to fight out for premiership honours in the Tier 2 competition.

Just the one match was played with all other games washed out.

Piranhas claimed the two points against Greta/Branxton with a 70-run victory at Miller 2.

With plenty in the pitch for the bowlers, the Piranhas batted first and posted a very competitive 9-123 from their 20 overs, with Fletcher Sharpe blasting five maximums on his way to 38.

He received good support from skipper Matt Zechel (35) and Daniel Russell (15) who were also kept things ticking along. Brent Watson continued his good season form with the four-piece, bagging 4-22 off his four overs, with Patrick Andrews taking 2-3 off 3.

The Blues were skittled for just 53 in reply, with Cliff Newling the only batsman in double figures with an unbeaten 24.

Former Piranhas skipper Matt Hopley was a real handful for the Greta/Branxton batsmen, ripping through their line-up to claim an impressive 5-10 off 4.

Luke Sweeney cleaned up the tail with 2-7 off 3.

Team: P W L D B Points NRR

Piranhas 2 1 - 1 - 3 3.50

Bellbird 2 - - 2 - 2 -

Mulbring 2 - - 1 1 1 -

Wine Country 2 - - 1 1 1 -

Greta/Branxton 2 - 1 1 - 1 -3.50

A significant event will occur on Saturday, February 13, when the Piranhas take on Supporters for the "Becky Lowder Memorial Shield" in the fourth grade game at Baddeley 1.

The Piranhas have won the shield the past two years and are looking for a three-peat.

Paul Crocker has skippered the Piranhas side these past two occasions in what has been an emotional day both clubs. Both teams are looking forward to the clash.

Paul is the father of Becky who at the age of 12 unfortunately lost her battle with cancer back in July, 2014.