The Crafty Tappers beat Purple People Eaters in the final of the Last Man Stands cricket competition on Sunday.
The Tappers won by 16 runs at Glenlogan Park after a steady display with the bat.
They lost the toss and were asked to bat first, and were restricted with some new-ball bowling.
Jake Burns had another dominant batting display in the finals, with 51 from 35 balls.
Phil Myors and Ash Brown were great with the ball for the Purple People Eaters.
In reply, The Purple People Eaters could only manage 124 after their 20 overs.
Brown backed up his good bowling with 44 from 57 balls, and Jason Hart made a late flurry to score 36 from 15 balls.
Burns chipped in with 2 for 16 from his four overs, leading the way for the Tappers with the ball.
Burns was awarded Player of the Finals Series, and Hart snared the Player of the Season to go with his wicket keeping and batting awards.
Myors took out the Bowling Award.
Grip It and Rip It won the first match of the day, a challenge game against Beaudesert Dream Team.
Grip It and Rip It, who took out last season's winter season, won with two overs to spare.
Batting first, the Beaudesert Dream Team scored 4-151 from their 20 overs. Sammy Matthews made 51 from 29 and Colin Ginn chipped in with 47 from 35.
Cameron Turbill was the standout bowler for Grip It and Rip It, taking 2-19 from four overs.
Grip it & Rip it started slowly, hitting into the wind, but when they changed ends and had the breeze at their back they were knocking them over the rope regularly and scored the required runs easily.
Tom Jellie scored 53 from 33, Josh Graham made 38 from 14 and Reid Breeze hit 37 from 19.
Stu Beadel was the pick of the Beauy bowlers, taking 2-18 from three overs.
