PREMIERSHIP SUCCESS: Toowoomba Dragons captain Lyle Teske. Kevin Farmer TOOWOOMBA Dragons reclaimed its place at the top of the indoor cricket tree in south-east Queensland with victory in the Brisbane Major League grand final on Saturday.
The Dragons recorded a 75-57 win over Toombul in the decider to make up somewhat for losing last year's grand final by just one run. The win saw Toowoomba win its third Major League premiership in five years.
"We were all rapped," Dragons captain Lyle Teske said.
"We weren't in the best form heading into the finals but once we got to the semi-finals we hit form and got players back."
Toowoomba finished third in its division and had to take the long route to the grand final.
Along the way, youngsters Brodie Clews and Nathan Ciesiolka stood up to provide great support to Toowoomba's talented representative contingent of Teske, Troy Gurski, Mick Miller and Nathan Story.
Miller was particularly impressive in the decider, earning play of the final honours.
Teske, Gurski, Miller, Ciesiolka and Mick Hawkins will now play for West Brisbane in this weekend's State Open Zone carnival in Brisbane.
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