Steve Stolk signed off for the season with another remarkable century as our first eleven recorded an emphatic victory over North Down at The Lawn.
Along with Adam Dennison, Steve was involved in a remarkable 250-run opening partnership in just 31 overs against North Down at The Lawn.
Steve, in his final match of the season before heading back to South Africa, struck 15 fours and 11 sixes in 155 from just 95 balls.
In the process he passed 1,000 runs for the season.
Adam struck 11 fours in his 90 from 111 balls, falling just 10 runs short of a deserved hundred, before James McCollum and Morgan Topping took on the mantle.
Morgan, in blistering form, struck two fours and six sixes in his quickfire 54 from 25 while James hit six fours and a six in making 51 from 48 balls.
Waringstown finished on a mammoth 401 for five in 50 overs.
North Down actually started their run chase positively, racing to 87 without loss in less than 15 overs, before the first wicket started a collapse.
Captain Greg Thompson claimed 5-44 and Ross Allen took 2-23 in his 10 overs as North Down subsided to 184 all out in 38.4 overs, leaving Waringstown winners by 217 runs