In 1962, LAURIE BLAKE (#126) did the hat trick for A-Res grade v Hillgrove, in the course of capturing the remarkable figures of 6-2. In order to try and engineer the outright they need to qualify for the semis, Waratahs declared behind on the first innings, to no eventual avail.
Waratahs v Hillgrove - A-Res grade, 10th & 17th March 1962
In 1973, BOB BARWICK (#234) and DAVID LYNCH (#249) added 117 for the 4th wicket for A-Res grade v Easts.
In 1984, PETER LANGSTON (#357) made the highest ever score in 3rd grade, with 164 v the minor premiers, St Peters. In the process, he shared partnerships of 126 with DANNY BROWN (#404) for the 3rd wicket and 107 with ROGER HAY (#427) for the 4th. To cap the afternoon off, he was the first man out in a Steve Ross hat trick!
Waratahs v St Peters - 3rd grade, 3rd & 10th March 1984
In 1990, it was all action, with highlights from all five grades. In 1st grade, PHIL MELVILLE (#542) took 9-14 v Uralla, the best bowling figures in that grade.
Waratahs v Uralla - 1st grade, 10th & 17th March 1990
In 2nd grade, PETER EVANS (#532) scored his only Waratahs hundred, with 106 not out v Centrals. He shared a partnership of 113 with STEVE HADFIELD (#524) for the 3rd wicket, after Hadfield had added 117 for the 2nd wicket with BOB BARWICK (#234). Hadfield's 92 was his highest Waratahs score.
Waratahs v Centrals - 2nd grade, 10th & 17th March 1990
In 3rd grade, ROGER ROAN (#176) held 3 catches in the innings and top scored twice in Waratahs outright win v Centrals.
Waratahs v Centrals - 3rd grade, 10th & 17th March 1990
In 4ths, LAUIRE HAGAN (#591) also made his only hundred, 114 which set up an outright win by an innings v Uralla.
Waratahs v Uralla - 4th grade, 10th & 17th March 1990
In 5ths, SUNIL REDDY (#622) and ANDREW HUGHES (#593) made a grade record partnership of 96 for the 8th wicket v Hillgrove. Hughes 47 was his highest score for Waratahs.
Waratahs v Hillgrove - 5th grade, 10th & 17th March 1990
In 2001, (a newly recovered record), MICHAEL TRUSWELL (#800) made 101 for 3rd grade v TAS.