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Elinor McKenzie Shield / Under 18 Womens National Championship
Day 1 Schedule:

Game 1: WA v QLD 9:00AM AWST

WA 13 def QLD 1
QLD: 1R 5H 3E
WA: 13R 10H 1E

Four Western Australians put up multiple RBIs, while Kirra Gilchrist notched up six strikeouts in three innings of work. WA triggered the runs ahead rule after the fourth inning.

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Game 2: ACT v VIC 10:00AM AWST

VIC 10 def ACT 4
VIC: 9R 12H 1E
ACT: 4R 5H 4E

Seven runs were scored in the last two innings and four of them from Victoria who got off to a great start in the tournament. Ina Carillo led the batters with 3RBI while Holly Reynolds carved through the ACT lineup with 11 strikeouts for the game.

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Game 3: QLD v SA 12:30PM AWST

SA 3 def QLD 2
SA: 3R 6H 2E
QLD: 2R 3H 1E

A sixth inning run put South Australia in the lead, with Harper Bridley amassing eight strikeouts over a complete game. Bianca Markham scored 2RBI for Queensland in the loss.

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Game 4: WA v NSW 2:30PM AWST

NSW 7 def WA 0
NSW: 7R 9H 2E
WA: 0R 4H 2E

Eliza King and Lauren Taylor did the damage with the bats, recording 4 RBIs, while Isabella Trevena and Jayda Lorigan totalled five strikeouts as the runs ahead rule was called after five innings.

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Game 5: SA v VIC 3:00PM AWST

VIC 9 def SA 1
VIC: 9R 12H 2E
SA: 1R 1H 4E

Tahuna Rhind-Luke and Lillia Greene combined for five RBIs, while Kiara Rhind-Luke went 3-4 and pitched well for her nine strikeouts in five innings.

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Game 6: NSW v ACT 5:00PM AWST

NSW 10 def ACT 3
ACT: 3R 5H 2E
NSW: 10R 10H 1E

NSW started strong with four runs in the first inning and didn't let up, adding two-runs in each of the third, fifth and six innings. For the ACT Abbie Pruvis went 2-2 with an RBI while for NSW Zoe Taylor and Jessica Smith both contributed 2RBIs. Smith was also a force with ball in hand, striking out six in her three innings. 

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Game 7: VIC v WA 7:30PM AWST

WA 9 def VIC 0
WA: 9R 8H 0E
VIC: 0R 3H 3E

Western Australia finish their day with a big win to take them to 2-1 for the tournament thus far. Kirra Gilchrist, Chelsea Te Whata and Haylee Nelson all contributed RBIs while Grace Delpero pitched the distance of the five-inning game, registering a strikeout.

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Game 8: QLD v ACT 8:00PM AWST

QLD 17 def ACT 2
ACT: 2R 2H 1E
QLD: 17R 9H 2E

Queensland stormed out of the gates, putting up 17 runs in 3 innings to make short work of the ACT. Bianca Markham continued her run of form with the bat, adding 3RBI as she went 3-3 and Ruby Civoniceva went 2-3 with a triple and an RBI. Julie Fulton recorded one strikeout in her three-inning outing.

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Nox Bailey Shield / Under 19 Mens National Championship
Day 1 Schedule:

Game 1: QLD v ACT 9:30AM AWST

QLD 9 def ACT 0
ACT: 0R 1H 1E
QLD: 9R 10H 0E

Queensland started their campaign in convincing fashion, with three batters putting up multi-hit games. QLD triggered the runs ahead rule after the fifth inning. Dane Spann and Tipene Harkness shared the Maroons pitching duties, clocking up six strikeouts.

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Game 2: VIC v WA 11:30AM AWST

VIC 6 def WA 2
WA: 2R 6H 3E
VIC: 6R 6H 3E

Victoria's Jye Robinson went 4-4 with 3RBI, while two-way player Luke Russell scored an RBI and pitched an eight-strikeout complete game.

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Game 3: NSW v ACT 12:00PM AWST

NSW 10 def ACT 0
ACT: 0R 2H 3E
NSW: 10R 7H 0E

Ky Hurst (NSW) put together three RBI and two hits from his three at-bats as NSW scored ten runs in the first inning. Dante Machiavello and Seth Charter-Smith run up eight strikeouts in four innings before the runs ahead rule was enacted.

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Game 4: QLD v VIC 2:00PM AWST

QLD 11 def VIC 4
Details to come.

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Game 5: QLD v WA 4:30PM AWST

QLD 12 def WA 11
WA: 11R 12H 6E
QLD: 12R 10H 4E

Western Australia nearly pulled off an incredible comeback, however their four-run seventh inning wasn't enough. The high-scoring affair yielded 16 runs in the first three innings, with Queenslander Corie List going 2-4 with 3RBI and West Australian Geoffrey Kerr going 2-3 (Home Run and a double) with an impressive 5RBI.

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