The Panthers beat Killarney Vale Bombers, 17.12 (114) to 8.11 (59) at No. 1 Sportsground on Saturday.

In a tight opening quarter, both teams played high-intensity football, with each team only kicking one goal by quarter-time.

Terrigal Avoca led by one point at the first break.

The second quarter saw the Panthers kick the first goal through Mitch Betson, however, Killarney Vale forward Daniel Lloyd kicked two quick goals to give the Bombers an unlikely lead.

The Panthers switched on and started to gain ascendancy, kicking three more goals in the quarter.

They had established an 18-point lead at half-time. By three-quarter time, Terrigal Avoca had one hand on the Premiership Cup, leading by 41 points.

The Panthers again kicked six goals to the Bombers' two as celebrations began amongst the Panthers supporters. The 55-point win gave Terrigal Avoca their second premiership in three years.

Jason Van Dam was awarded the Gary McBain Medal as Terrigal Avoca's best player.

Wyong Lakes won the first division title by beating Newcastle City by 20 points in the grand final.