No fewer than three centuries were scored, Harry Greenwood (126) and Blake Lyford (109 not out) for Greytown and Robbie Speers (113) for Marist Old Boys.
Short scoreboard: Marist Old Boys 79 (Haxton 5-11, Quentin McKenna 4-17) and 264-5 (Speers 113, Dennes 81) drew with Greytown 284-6 (Greenwood 126, Lyford 109 not out; Speers 4-78) The Wairarapa College v Lansdowne match also ended in a draw.
The students made 210 and 262 while Lansdowne reached 291 in their first innings and were 60-2 at the close of play on the second day.
A century by Tim Howie highlighted the Marist Old Boys win over Lansdowne 3 in the open grade Twenty20 competition on Saturday. He retired on 103 in the 15th over after smashing the Lansdowne bowlers to all parts of the field. Marist Old Boys made 183 with Lansdowne replying with 103. Two youngsters in Drew Macdonald and Ryan James spearheaded the Marist Old Boys attack.
In another open grade fixture, Greytown 144-7 beat Wairarapa College 110 with Byron Hegglin's knock of 90 being the spur to the Greytown victory.
Competition points are: Lansdowne 2 8, Marist Old Boys 8, Greytown 8, Wairarapa College 0 and Lansdowne 3 0.