The middle-order batsman put together a fine innings as the Clubbers made a spirited late run for the victory target of 200.

Swifts-Great Western batted first in the thrilling Grampians Cricket Association A Grade clash and posted 6-199, thanks mostly to a sublime start from openers Sam Cocks and James Devery, who combined for an opening partnership of 132.

Devery finished with 95 – a knock that proved crucial to the top side’s victory.

In chase of the total, Youth Club found trouble early, slumping to 4-20 before Solyom came to the crease to help his side add 3-158 from the moment he walked onto the pitch.

But the Clubbers would come up just shy, making 7-191 to fall nine runs short.

Tatyoon’s season has been resurrected after it recorded a crushing win against Halls Gap in a dominant display at the weekend.

Michael Harricks, Joshua Byron and John Butler ripped through the Halls Gap batting line-up to dismiss the visitors for 99.

The trio snagged three wickets each in a sizzling bowling display.

Tatyoon’s Jarrod Blandford and Andrew McDougall made 61 and 39 runs respectively as Tatyoon cruised to 0/105 from just 20 overs. 

Aradale returned to the winners’ list following its clash with St Andrews at Gordon Street. 

It was the lower order batsmen that got the job done – Tyler Cronin, 42, Eyan Habib, 36, and Riley Taylor, 33, were the main contributors towards Aradale’s 8/191.  

Saints’ batsman struggled early, and despite a brave 22 from James Hosking, were dismissed for 102.

Once again, it was the Ganleys leading the Buangor charge in its round 11 encounter with Chalambar.

Jack Ganley fell just short of a century, reaching 96 before being caught out while Harry Ganley opened with 65 runs.

Buangor finished with 6-250 and managed to bowl its opposition out cheaply for just 120.