Nick McDonald (Bomaderry) and Daniel Gleeson (Shoalhaven Ex-Servicemens) are leading the batting averages in first grade.

McDonald has an average of 63 and a top score of 108 runs, while Gleason has an average of 50 and a top score of 141 runs.

Gleason with 350 runs is the top run maker in first grade, followed by McDonald 315, Bateman Bay’s Zac Henstock 308, Bay and Basin’s Kyle Jarrett 287 and Bomaderry’s Michael Coulter 287.

Nowra is dominating the run-making scene in second grade with Alex Legge and Lewis O’Brien leading the way.

Legge has smashed 295 runs this season with an average of 59 and O’Brien scored 287 runs at an impressive average of 71.75

Legge’s top score is 177 runs and O’Brien’s best is the 100 runs he made.

Berry Shoalhaven Heads’ Mal Windley 231, Nowra’s Adam Weller 193 and Berry’s Dylan Cosgrove 189 have all been striking the ball strongly this season.

Sussex Inlet Jake Westley is the leading run maker in third grade with 266 runs but Ulladulla United’s Andrew Eggins with 256 is not too far behind.

Westley has an average of 53.20 and made a top score of 70 runs, while Eggins has an average of 28.44 with a top score of 58.

United’s Terry Dorrell 238, Sussex’s Paul Kezik 216 and Shoalhaven Ex-Servicemens Matthew Isackson 191 have been making life hard for the bowlers.

Thanks to his top score of 163 runs the Basin’s Marcus Lamb in on top of the run making list in fourth grade.

Lamb had made 331 runs this season with an average of 66.20.

Sussex's Shane Isherwood has also been seeing the ball well this season and made 324 runs, with a top score of 72 and and impressive 108 average.

The Dobson boys, Hugh and Alec, from Berry are also in the top five run makers' list.

Hugh has made 303 runs and Alec has put 257 runs on the scoreboard.

Bomaderry’s Brad Ingram also loves spending time out in the middle and he had made 249 runs this season.