ALFIE Worth took five wickets for four runs as Barnsley Woolley under 13s won at home to Darfield.
Rohan Vemula and Charlie Worth top-scored then Vemula took two wickets.
Ashik Binoy took three wickets for Darfield.
Elsecar under 13s won by four wickets against Rockingham.
Isa Rasool and Manvir Singh top-scored for Rockingham and Alexander Kemp for Elsecar.
George Dyson took two for five with Arthur Rose also striking twice.
Cawthorne under 13s won by six wickets at Wath.
William Kerry took three for eight and Ben Thorpe two for eight.
Joe Wainwright top-scored for Wath then Harry Butterworth and Harrison Dale for Cawthorne.
Penistone under 13s won at Worsbrough Bridge.
Emily Shaw and Stanley Foster starred with the bat for Penistone then Ravi Williams took three for one and Jack Dalton two for seven.
Alexander Matze took two wickets for Bridge then Freya Kemp top-scored.
Higham under 13s won at Silkstone United.
Ewan Watt and Huey Heap made Higham’s best scores then Heap took two wickets.
There were two wickets each for Reuben Quilter, Finlay Potts and T Edgar then Potts and Finlay Hodgkinson put up some resistance with the bat.
In the eight-a-side league, Myla Panton took two wickets then top-scored as Cawthorne under 13s won at home to Higham. Ben Thorpe top-scored for Higham.
Darton under 13s won by seven runs against Elsecar.
Oscar Hince top-scored for Elsecar and Stanley Crossland for Darton.
Darfield under 13s were winners at Kexborough.
There were two wickets for Kexborough’s Henry Fletcher plus Darfield’s Jack Parry, George Smith, Lester Wroe and Ashik Binoy.
Penistone under 13s defeated visitors Silkstone United.
Finlay Potts top-scored for Silkstone then Charlie Richards for Penistone.
Rockingham under 13s won at Upper Haugh.
Alicia Perry starred with the bat then Lucy Kay took two wickets.
Cawthorne under 17s beat Wath.
Harry Sullivan scored a run-a-ball 50 then James Wainwright hit 53 off 41 balls. Aidan Cadman took two wickets.
Barnsley Woolley under 17s won at Darfield. Max Heseltine hit 51 off 27 balls then Isaac Wilkes took four for six, Bobby Wright three for nine and Ollie Chapman-Stott two for ten.
Elsecar under 17s won by ten wickets against Monk Bretton.
Freddie Rowbottom took four for four and Alex Mottram two for three, before Jack Tinker smashed 53 off 20 balls.
Rockingham under 17s won at Penistone. Lewis Upton and Ekambir Singh scored half-centuries then Harry Swallow, Noah Shore and Milo Bell took two wickets each.
Worsbrough Bridge under 11s defeated Darfield. Thomas Aranyi top-scored then he, Isaac Percival and Joshua Smith took two wickets each. Darfield’s George Schuller took three for four.
Rockingham under 11s won by nine runs at Barnsley. James Swift took two for three for Rock and Henry Smith two for four for Barnsley.
Darton under 11s won at Elsecar.
Oliver Haslam and Noah Saunders took two wickets each then Ellis Gough top-scored.
Penistone under 11s beat Wath.
Alexander Sidney top-scored for Wath and Thomas Charlesworth for Penistone.
Reuben Hoyle took three for five after Oliver Jacques claimed two for ten.
Cawthorne under 11s won at Sprotbrough. Fred Woodward top-scored then Finn Campbell and Harry Scrivener took two wickets.
Higham Hawks under 11s beat Penistone Lions.
There were three wickets for Vinnie Dixon and two each for Travis Blavins, George Burkinshaw, Myla Panton and Sonny Sixsmith.
Blavins and Sixsmith top-scored.
Wombwell Main under 11s beat Upper Haigh by two runs.
Kobe Sidebottom and Ellis Wilkinson struck twice each with the ball then Freddie Galloway top-scored.
Wombwell Main under 11s Blue won at Cawthorne Emeralds.
Addison Tate took three for five then Harrison Newman secured the win with the bat.
Silkstone United under 11s won at Darton Sikas.
Jos Thornhill made the highest score then S Hallam took two wickets.
Higham Hurricanes under 11s won at Houghton Main.
Cawthorne under 15s beat Rockingham by eight wickets.
Cawthorne’s Noah Ferris took four for six with two wickets each for Harrison Dale and Aidan Cadman.
Adam Cummins top-scored for Rock then Henry Sykes for Cawthorne.
