The two sides may have finished at opposite ends of the league, but it was Willenhall who defied the form book end Burntwood’s hopes of lifting the Staffs Intermediate Trophy.
Lichfield suffered disappointment on the road as they lost by 108 runs at Beacon.
Jamie Elkes was crowned supporters’ player of the year at Lichfield City’s end of season awards.
Alrewas suffered a second successive defeat as they fell to a 28-run defeat in their home clash with Spondon.
Centuries from Callum Brodrick and Scott Elstone helped Hammerwich to a 165-run victory over Cannock.
A strong batting performance wasn’t enough for Whittington as they were beaten at home by Pelsall 2nds.
Chasetown Women will look to add another trophy to the cabinet this weekend.
Lichfield will look to build on their first win of the season last time out when they travel to Beacon.
Whittington return to action this weekend as they welcome Pelsall 2nds.
Hammerwich will look to make it four straight wins when they welcome Cannock this weekend.
Burntwood will bid to lift the Staffordshire Intermediate Trophy for the fifth time this weekend.
Proposals to reconfigure Beacon Park’s 18-hole golf course into a nine-hole pitch and putt have been unveiled.
