Batting first, Colts batsman Anthony Atlee retired after making a rapid 43 before Cooper Giddings hit 34 of his own to post 145.

Will Lumley (2/21) and Jack Richardson (2/17) were the only bowlers to take wickets for Macquarie with four of the dismissals being run outs.

Jack Fuller (40) and Hugh Sienkiewicz (37) both gave their side a good chance of chasing the total but ultimately the two teams could not be split as Macquarie finished 6/145.

CYMS took out the under 16B final against Rugby by six wickets.

Rory Madden took 3/4 as only Blake Smith (24 not out) and Oliver Brown (17) made double figures for Rugby who posted 7/70 from their 25 overs.

Trae Smith (20) and Joe Townsend (16) both made starts but Fletcher Hyde (17 not out) finished the game off.

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South Dubbo smashed CYMS in the under 14A grand final.

Aydan Hunt (25), Hayden Byrne (24) and Max McAneney (19 not out) helped Souths post 118.

Cooper Townsend (2/9) was the pick of the CYMS bowlers.

Hunt continued his day out taking 5/18.

Wellington defeated RSL Colts Red to win the under 14B final.

Archer Mason (35 not out) and Lawson Burn (38 retired) hit the Colts Red bowlers all over the park as they set 158 to win.

Brendan Richards tried his best for Colts Red scoring 44 but his team was bowled out for 85.

Macquarie were no match for CYMS who took out the under 12A grand final.

South Dubbo Buddhas were too good for CYMS in the under 12B final.

DDJCA president Glenn Shepherd said it was great to see a range of clubs represented in the grand finals and award winners.

"We navigated our way through a very challenging season, with older age groups reverting to one-day cricket only in case COVID became an issue and more than 5 weekends were lost due to rain or wet grounds." Shepherd said.

"Those issues aside, the DDJCA had a highly successful season, with over 150 boys and girls participating in the under 10s and our Junior and Master Blaster competitions on a Thursday night, in addition to our Saturday morning competitions. We welcomed Gilgandra into our Saturday competition and look forward to them and Wellington continuing a great relationship with Dubbo cricket."

Caitlin Keen took out the inaugural Female Cricketer of the Year after representing Western Zone, Country NSW, Orana Outlaws and Sydney Thunder Indigenous sides.

Anthony Atlee was awarded the Male Cricketer of the Year having represented Southern NSW and Country NSW as well as being part of RSL Colts Whitney Cup side.

The Fraser Family Spirit of Cricket Award was one of the more special awards and went to Lockie Rummans, who assisted on Thursday nights to help develop the youngest cricketers, captained Western Zone at the Bradman Cup and contributing to South Dubbo's first grade side this season.

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