Braves were never threatened by either side on Sunday.
Ben Hollis made his pitching debut on the mound on Sunday after Foster started both games but was rested with a niggling shoulder injury.
Carl Priddle impressed with both the bat and his aggressive base running. He stole base three times on Sunday,
"It's been a long time, if ever, that he's been caught. He still has impressive speed."
Young Jake Hollis showed he has what it takes to be a good softball player with some good turns at bat, and was ably supported by older sibling Jamie on second base.
Although Stephen Barnes had a quiet day with the bat, he turned a good double play to shut out a determined Linton Mustangs innings at bat.
Another highlight of the weekend was the welcome return of Peter "Jetson" Flood. Having not played competitive softball for some years.
"He still has the goods and brings a lot of experience and coaching knowledge to the team. He's been helping out at training these last few weeks and has got the itch to play again. We welcome him with open arms," Foster said.
Softball competition starts again in mid-January where a second round of the current top six teams play another round robin.