It was the Rangers’ most convincing performance for the season, scoring in every inning except the first, and playing almost faultlessly in the field.

After a scoreless first frame, Gawler made its mark in the second, after hits to Rick Leonard, Shaun Clark, James Parker and Ryan O’Handley set up a three-run push.

Another three-run inning in the third, after four errors and hits to Shaun Clark and Parker, saw the scoreline blow out to 6-0.

With a RBI double in the fourth dig, Shaun Clark picked up his third hit of the game and increased the Rangers advantage to 7-0.

Then in the fifth inning, Parker’s two-run single was the highlight of a four-run frame, and his third hit of the game, as the lead blew out to 11-0.

Dave O’Brien ran out an infield hit and eventually scored in the bottom of the sixth to complete the scoring.

Starting pitcher Andre Benjamin threw four innings for one hit, while striking out six batters, and relievers Sam Murphy and Rick Leonard offered good support with one digs each of shut-out ball.

The Rangers B grade lost 5-12 to Glenelg, after leading 4-3 in the fourth inning, with the Tigers breaking the game open with a seven run fifth frame.

In a sensational Division Seven game, although losing 2-3 to Playford Rebels, Gawler Rangers played some of the best baseball seen in this grade.

Gawler scored both its runs in the first inning, through Adam Soar and Darren Unger, while Rebels managed single runs in the first, third and fourth frames.

Soar and Aaron Jerram shared the pitching for the Rangers and kept the game close throughout.

Gawler Rangers under 14s almost pulled off a miraculous win before conceding three last inning runs to go down 12-13 to Adelaide.

Trailing by five runs going into its last at bat, Gawler scored seven runs to hit the front, Josh Young belting a long home run. Earlier Thomas Norley had hit two home runs.