Eastlake has completed a clean sweep of the Canberra women's competition with victory in Sunday's Lynne O'Meara Premiership Cup final.
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With the Twenty20 title already safe in its keeping, Eastlake added the 40-over silverware to its collection with a comprehensive 92-run win against Weston Creek Molonglo at Kingston Oval.
An unbeaten half century from Hannah Wallet laid the platform for Eastlake's total of 4-214 before all-rounder Zoe Richards claimed 4-19 to restrict Weston Creek to 122.
Eastlake made a solid start after winning the toss and batting first before Richards departed for 30.
That brought Wallet (51 retired) to the crease, putting on an important 101-run partnership with Carli Eaton (44) for the second wicket.
Amy Jason-Jones continued the momentum at the end of the innings, finishing unbeaten on 40 to set Weston Creek a tough total to chase.
It proved more than enough as Richards ripped through the Weston Creek middle order with some quality bowling.
Jason-Jones backed up her valuable knock with two quality catches in the outfield.
Four Weston Creek batters reached the 20s, but they were unable to carve out the big score needed as wickets fell at regular intervals.
