Off-spinner Ryan Brown has been their leading wicket-taker with seven across their four matches, while captain Craig Little has managed 134 runs at a good clip.
WBHS' Cullen Lowe has lead the way with the ball in the competition, taking 11 wickets which has included five and four-wicket hauls in two early wins.
Kamo's Ben Hyde leads all run scorers with 197, helped in no part by a sublime 135 against WBHS.
If weather permits WBHS will travel to face Maungakaramea, City will host Kaipara Flats and Kamo will clash with Onerahi Central.
In the Oxford Trust Two Day competition, City require only a draw to win the grade but an outright loss to Onerahi Central could cost them the title.
Onerahi Central put themselves in a less than desirable position with their nail biting loss to Kaipara Flats last week and can only hope for an outright win to take out the competition.
Kaipara Flats, meanwhile, also have a shot if results go their way, needing an outright win over WBHS.
Onerahi Central's Tom Herman and City's Kieran Nelson have led the way with the ball, picking up 18 wickets apiece, while James Thompson has only been dismissed once for City, scoring 340 runs in the process.
Stat leaders:
Oxford Trust Two Day Competition
Wickets:
=1) Tom Herman (Onerahi Central) - 18 wickets at 7.33
=1) Kieran Nelson (City) - 18 wickets at 7.78
3) Rory Anders (Onerahi Central) - 16 wickets at 11.75
Runs:
1) James Thompson (City) - 340 runs at 340
2) Aaron Wright (Kaipara Flats) - 285 runs at 40.71
3) Bert Horner (City) - 240 runs at 48
Lion Red Cup
Wickets:
1) Cullen Lowe (WBHS) - 11 wickets at 12.36
=2) Rory Anders (Onerahi Central) - 7 wickets at 13.29
=2) Ryan Brown (City) - 7 wickets at 14.71
Runs:
1) Ben Hyde (Kamo) - 197 runs at 98.50
2) Tom Lovegrove (Maungakaramea) - 135 runs at 45
3) Craig Little (City) - 134 runs at 67
