Maitland West under-12, 14 and 16 sides travelled to Singleton, while Maitland East played Upper Hunter, with the under-14’s and 16’s at Raymond Terrace and the under 12’s at Maitland.

Singleton won the toss in their under-16’s clash with Maitland West and decided to bat.

Great bowling across the board for Maitland had Singleton all out for 78.

Callum Gabriel had the best figures with 2-13 off five.

Bradley Christensen, Isaac Abela, Jock Vivers, Jackson Spohr, Ethan Gladman and Shannon Threlfo all picked up a wicket each.

Maitland East under-16’s also had a comfortable win, with a great three wicket haul from Sean Gibson.

The away side surpassed the total for the loss of two wickets, thanks to a top score of 39 no from Jacob Page.

Cameron Wynn scored a fantastic half-century for Maitland West in the under-14’s match.

He was well supported by Luke Farthing (32) and Roy Bocking (17) to help Maitland to a total of 8/165 from 50 overs.

Singleton were all out for 79 in reply, with Fynn Milligan picking up an amazing 5-16 from seven overs.

Maitland East under-14’s put up a great total of 7/173 from 50 overs.

Max Farmer (47) top scored, while Lachlan Page (32) also had a great day with the bat.

Maitland’s top field work had Upper Hunter all out for 133 in the 31st over.

Lachlan Page backed up with the ball, taking 3-16 off six and Tallon Gear also played well to achieve 3-11 off five.

Brodie Little had a great innings for Maitland West under-12’s to make 23 no in their first game of the season.

The team made 3/57 from their 20 overs.

In reply, Singleton could only muster 8/41, with Noah Fisher picking up two wickets.

Maitland East scored a great total of 9/199 from 40 overs in the under-12s.

Fantastic field work from Maitland East restricted Upper Hunter to 132.

Maitland junior cricket president Glen Findley said it was a pleasing result for all teams, especially considering the age divisions were split into east and west this year.