Walker guides Bristol to cup glory against rivals Winget
Walker's unbeaten 79 earned him the man-of-the-match award as Bristol reached 146-2 in reply to Gloucester's 142-2.
There was one run-out in the Gloucester innings, with Ollie Folland taking Bristol's other wicket.
In reply, Walker led the way for a patched-up Bristol side, who, among others, were without regular skipper Sheridan Leech and usual opening bowler Mike Wilmott.
Lisle Durrans also contributed 42 as Bristol, with 12-year-old Jack Ellison among three under-15s in the side, claimed a convincing victory.
Gloucester City Winget had reached the final after Tom Morris took 4-9 – including a hat-trick – against Chipping Sodbury in the last four.
Almondsbury won the Don Brooks Under-17 Knockout Plate – their first ever trophy – with a 74-run victory over Shirehampton.
Billy Cook scored 20 of Shirehampton's 56 runs, while Almondsbury's Aaron Jones claimed the man-of-the-match award for his 49 runs in his side's reply.
He was run out one short of his half-century and also took 1-7 with the ball.
All-rounder Lewis Coombes guided Knowle to victory over Winterbourne A in the Urban Windows Under-15 Knockout Cup final.
Coombes took 4-18 with the ball before scoring 42 not out with the bat as his side beat Winterbourne by eight wickets.
Put in to bat by Knowle, Winterbourne reached 131-9 after recovering from 30-3, with James Taverner's 61 steadying the ship after a shaky start.
Makeshift opener Coombes and Sam Hanks set the tone for Knowle in their response, compiling a 66-run opening partnership.
Hanks departed for 42 but man-of-the-match Coombes and skipper Jake Edmonds (25no) saw Knowle comfortably reach their victory target.
Liam Lester's 73 not out was key to Nailsea A's nine-wicket victory over Pucklechurch in the final of the Frank Benner Under-13 Knockout Cup.
Ryan Watts scored 62 not out as Pucklechurch reached 120-8, with Lester returning bowling figures of 2-7 from his four overs. He then went on to star with the bat as his side reached 122-1.
Callum Murphy's 41 helped Bristol YMCA B to an eight-wicket victory over Thornbury in the quarter-finals of the Joe Roden League Under-15 Championship.
Jack Summerfield scored 41 in Thornbury's 108-8 before Murphy matched his total in YMCA's victorious 109-2
Freddie Oldfield blasted 80 as Old Bristolians/Westbury beat Frenchay Blue by 67 runs in the quarter-finals of the Les Hodge League Under-13 Championship.
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