Won by 5 wickets (Gympie 129 & Glasshouse 5/130)

Won by 71 runs (Glasshouse 6/197 & T/Noosa 126)

The Trailer 2000 1^st Division lost the toss and were sent in to bat in their away game at Tewantin/Noosa. Some good early bowling saw the Rangers struggling at 2/12 after 11 overs. Then a great 132 run partnership between 16 year old Toby McIver (94) and Andrew Smith (51) enabled the Rangers to reach 6/197 after their alloted 50 overs. A great recovery. Tommy Suhr also chipped in with 20. The in form opening partnership of Matt Moffett and Matt Shaw struck early to have the home side reeling at 6/32 after 13 overs. A mild recovery gave them a slim chance which was quickly snuffed out by the Rangers bowling/fielding. 4 great catches by skipper Murray Elks and the "Thunder" were all out for 126 in the 30^th over. Matt Moffett 4/14 off 6 overs, Matt Shaw 2/24 off 10, Gary Bolton 2/24 and Murray Elks 2/0 off 4 balls took the bowling honours. Duncan Hale also bowled well without luck. Backed up by good fielding has seen the boys win 2 out of 3 games thus far.

Won on 1st innings by Glasshouse

1st day : The Trailer 2000 1^st won the toss in their home game against front runners Maroochydore and elected to send the Swans in to bat. Some early breakthroughs by Matt Shaw and some good tight bowling and fielding saw Maroochydore struggle to 3/38 after first 18 overs. This set the trend for the remainder of their innings. The "Rangers" stuck to the game plan to dismiss the visitors for 177 in 72 overs. Matt Shaw 3/37 off 20 overs, Matt Moffett 1/47 off 18, Duncan Hale 1/8 off 3,Todd English 1/20 off 10, young Anthony Del Forno (first game back this year after injury) 1/28 off 10 with Andrew Smith continuing his status as an genuine all-rounder taking 3/22 of 7. This left the home side just over an hour to bat. Maroochydore were desparate for a breakthrough but new opener Matt Fasso 22 and Skipper Murray Elks 24 steered the ship to have the Rangers in a good position at 0-50 (after 17 overs) to end the day’s play. A lot of cricket left in this game but the boys are in a good position. 2nd Day: The Trailer 2000 1^st resumed their 2^nd day run chase at 0-50. Rain on Thursday/Friday made conditions suited to bowling and the Maroochydore quicks struck early to have the Rangers 4/62. A great partnership of 47 by Simon McLachlan (20), a great knock after two seasons out, and "Man of the Match" Andrew Smith, saw the home side at 5/109. Some small but valuable partnerships then crept the Rangers closer to their mark of 178. At 8/145 the pressure was starting to mount as the home side sought their first victory over Maroochydore in several years. But this year’s Rangers side is vastly different from sides in recent years showing a great fighting attitude. A superb 9^th wicket stand of 54 between Andrew Smith and Duncan Hale (22) completed a memorable victory. The only icing on the cake was to see if Smithy could reach triple figures. Some brilliant batting after tea saw him fail by just 4 runs as the home side was bundled out for 228. With just 11 overs to field,the Rangers threw everything at the shell shocked Swans to have them reeling at 5/61 at the close of play. Matt Shaw with 4 wickets, finishing with 7 for the match. A truly team effort with everyone contributing to the victory. This leaves the side sharing the lead in the competition with Nambour and Maroochydore.