With the games involving Cults and Bon Accord both off due to waterlogged pitches, there was little major movement in Grade 1 at the weekend, though Kintore beat Ellon to improve their percentage in second place.  At the foot meanwhile, 2^nd Cults went down to Banchory in one of the day’s three ten wicket defeats; while Caledonian despite an improved performance fell 5 runs short of beating an Inverurie team, whose recent form looks to have secured their Grade 1 status for a further season.

At the top of Grade 2 Gordonians were the main beneficiaries, since although they could only draw against Artisans, despite Barry Watt carrying his bat for an undefeated century, the two clubs ahead of them, St Ronald and Grammar FPs, both lost, the league leaders taking just five points from their game against Methlick.  Meanwhile Kemnay also recorded a comfortable victory over Academy, in a game which may not see the home team avoid relegation but dragged the Duthie Park-based visitors closer to the danger line themselves.

The SCU Small Clubs Cup remains in the North East for a further season as Aberdeen city-based side Bon Accord won a rain-affected final against Victoria at Forfar to win this season's trophy in succession to last year's winners Kintore.

The Links-based team scored 238 off their allotted overs, Nawaz Mirza top-scoring with 93 and Andy Win scoring 84, before a spell of 4 for 13 from man of the match Fazal Awan reduced Victoria to 109 for six from 28 overs, before the heavens opened to leave Bon Accord winners on the faster scoring rate.