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Brandan Bidois and Matt Tims combined to allow one hit and Logan Wade went 3-for-4 to help Windsor overcome Redcliffe Red and secure the Greater Brisbane League premiership on Thursday night.

Bidois struck out eight in five scoreless innings and Timms recorded seven strikeouts in three one-hit frames to lift the Royals to a 4-0 win at Pine Hills in game three of the grand final.

Redcliffe Red used a massive 11-run third inning to send the Greater Brisbane League grand final series against Windsor to a third game.

The Padres rode the big inning to a 13-5 win at James Drysdale Reserve on Sunday as they overcame an early 2-0 deficit to keep the series alive.

A strong start by Brandan Bidois and three-run homer from Donald Lutz were instrumental in Windsor taking game one of the Greater Brisbane League grand final series against Redcliffe Red on Friday night.

Lutz went deep in the first to put the Royals up early and Pittsburgh prospect Bidois tossed five scoreless innings in a 6-1 win at James Drysdale Reserve.

Redcliffe Red will face Windsor in the Greater Brisbane League grand final after overcoming Pine Hills on Wednesday night.

Wade Dutton’s RBI-single in the fourth put the Padres on top and Sam Holland closed out a 6-5 win on the mound at Talobilla Park.

Jack Barrie homered twice and Nick Boys also went deep to headline Redcliffe Red’s 16-1 win over Pine Hills to keep the Greater Brisbane League preliminary final series alive.

The Padres forced a game three with a powerful offensive performance, collecting 17 hits at Talobilla Park to back strong pitching.

Windsor scored seven unanswered runs to overcome Pine Hills and book its spot in the Greater Brisbane League grand final on Sunday.

The Royals rallied from 7-5 down to prevail 12-7 and wrap up the best-of-three semi-final with a game to spare at Holloway Field.

Windsor is one win away from punching its ticket to the 2021 Greater Brisbane League grand final after shutting out Pine Hills in the opener of their best-of-three semi-final on Friday night.

Brandan Bidois, Matt Timms and Rory Spletter combined to shut out the Lightning in a 9-0 win at Holloway Field.

Windsor sealed the Greater Brisbane League minor premiership on Friday night after walking off Redlands in thrilling contest at Holloway Field.

The Rays hit the lead with a three-run top of the seventh ahead of catcher Nick Johnstone’s sacrifice fly in the bottom of the seventh securing the Royals a 5-4 win.

Rhys Niit’s seven scoreless innings paved the way for Redlands to secure a bounce-back 7-2 win over Surfers Paradise in the Greater Brisbane League on Sunday.

The Rays hit back after falling to Surfers 6-5 on Friday night to improve their chances of a top-two finish.

A pair of big innings led Redcliffe Red to an 11-1 win over Carina in the Greater Brisbane League on Sunday.

The Padres scored five in the second and six in the fourth to blow the game open ahead of the Redsox adding a late run at Talobilla Park.