An all-round, match-winning performance claimed Hadspen coach Tristan Weeks' second best-on-ground showing in the TCL player of the year.
His 65 off 43 balls and 2-29 off eight overs has put him ahead of Daniel Smith and Jonty Manktelow in the player of the year tally, while Perth duo Jake Smith and Chris Collins picked up their first votes.
- Three votes - Tristan Weeks
- Two votes - Jake Smith
- One vote - Chris Collins
Leaderboard
- Six - Tristan Weeks
- Four - Daniel Smith, Jonty Manktelow
- Three - Hamad Shah, Alex Kerrison
Team of the week
Grant Davern (Evandale Panthers)
- 67 off 81 balls
One of the league's most experienced players, Davern has started the season in red-hot form and is part of the reason why Evandale Panthers are undefeated.
Tristan Weeks (Hadspen, captain)
- 65 off 43 balls, 2-29 from eight overs
Having joined the Chieftains full-time this season, Weeks led from the front of the new-look side on the weekend.
Matthew Kerrison (Trevallyn)
- 57 off 45 balls
Two matches, two team of the week nominations, Kerrison is showing his class for Trevallyn.
Jake Smith (Perth)
- 77 off 69 balls
Impressing with the ball last week, Smith showed his batting talents with the weekend's highest score.
John Anderson (Trevallyn)
- 47 off 107 balls
Anderson was one of only four batters to reach double figures for Trevallyn in his patient knock.
Amritpal Singh (Legana)
- 44 off 45 balls
After scoring 63 last week, Singh backed it up by almost scoring another half-century.
Chris Collins (Perth)
- 3-24 from seven, 30* off 48 balls
Collins' second premier league game for the Demons showed a lot of promise, adding some strong all-round talent to a finals contender.
Alex Kerrison (Trevallyn)
- 46 off 37 balls, 1-39 from seven overs
Joining his brother in the team for the second week in row, the former Riverside and Westbury spinner has been hitting the ball well.
Andrew Rigby (Perth)
- 3-12 from 3.4 overs
He didn't bowl for long but Rigby certainly made an impact in the Demons' win over ACL.
Nick Price (Hadspen)
- 3-30 from eight overs and 26 off 36 balls
Having shown form with the bat this season, Price shone with the ball in a tough period, removing two key Legana batters.
Sarpreet Singh (Legana)
- 3-33 from eight overs
Singh's performance saw him make the league's top team for the second week in a row, showing solid form for the Durhams.
Josh Partridge
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