All of the matches ended in draws, meaning the higher-placed side lifted the trophy in each respective division.

In the stage three A decider at Zealand Oval, minor premiers Berry-Shoalhaven Heads White were crowned the winners after play was abandoned due to rain on day two.

On day one, North Nowra-Cambewarra won the toss and sent the host to the crease, where they made 142 from their 40 overs - with Joshua Weakley hitting 41 from 54 balls.

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Others to make double-figures for the Magpies were Mitchell Downey (23), Jackson Ingram (18), Thomas Hodgkins (15), Jarrod Griffith (13), Ryan Malecki (10) and Cooper Bramley (10).

With the cherry, Micah Edwards (3-17), Lachlan Almond (3-20) and Samuel Neri (3-37) all claimed three scalps, with Lucas Zerafa (1-15) claiming the final wicket.

In stage three B, Bay and Basin Green, who was sent to the crease to bat first by Batemans Bay, took out the division.

In their innings, Basin posted 100 from their 32.4 overs, on the back of 34 not out from Daniel Hylton-Cummins and 14 from Hayden Fuller.

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With the ball, Flynn Dun (4-11) and Callum Coulter (2-15) starred for the visitors at Vincentia Sports Complex.

In reply, the Bay was 0-23, with openers Cooper Frawley (11 not out) and William McAteer (eight not out) unbeaten, when play was called off after six overs.

The three stage two grand finals were all washed out, meaning the premiers were Batemans Bay (A division against Shoalhaven Ex-Servicemens), Ulladulla United Blue (B division against Berry) and Ulladulla United White (C division against Bomaderry).

North Nowra-Cambewarra Maroons took out the stage one title, as there is no grand final is this age group.