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Home / Whanganui Chronicle / Sport

United look to clinch title against schoolboys

Jared Smith
Whanganui Chronicle·
4 Nov, 2016 09:48 AMQuick Read

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There are two rounds remaining in the Porter Hire Premier 1 league with Property Brokers United able to see off the competition if they can defeat Wanganui Collegiate today at the school grounds.

United are unbeaten and have the bye in the final round, whereas Collegiate have a game in hand so would retain a mathematical chance of claiming the title with an upset win.

St Johns Tech and Matt Burke Engineering Marton Saracens are out of the running and will play for pride in their game on the Tasman Tanning No1 pitch at Victoria Park today.

Marist have the bye this week, also with a mathematical chance of still winning the title but needing Collegiate to pull off the upset.

All the batsman who have had one good innings across their 2-3 games lead the scorers table, heading by Marist's John McIlraith (110 runs), then Collegiate's Nick O'Leary (102) and Marton's Josh Trillo (100).

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United's Simon Badger is the leading wicket taker with six, followed by Marist's Ben Lourie and Collegiate's Connor O'Leary and Ben Kelt, all with five.

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