Blighty’s under-15s netball team and Mathoura’s three junior netball teams have qualified, and will play this weekend.
All 11 Deni Rovers teams have also made the final eight - the second season in a row the club has achieved the feat - and will play over the next two weekends.
In the elimination finals at Tocumwal tomorrow, all teams who finished fifth in the season will take on the eighth placed teams.
In Rennie on Sunday, it will sixth versus seventh.
The Redeyes’ under-15s netballers finished in eighth and will kick off their finals campaign at 9.15am against Dookie United.
The club’s only finals representatives, they will have a challenge ahead of them.
They will be looking to emulate the success of last season’s under-13s netball premiership side.
In the under-13s netball this year, Mathoura finished fifth and will play Barooga at Tocunmwal tomorrow from 10.25am.
The Cutters’ other finals teams will play on Sunday.
The seventh placed under-15s will play Barooga from 9.15am at Rennie, before the under-17s in sixth take on Tocumwal at 10.25am.
While it will take four wins for the Cutters to go all the way in each of the grades, their initial match ups are against teams they defeated during the season.
The under-17s beat Tocumwal by six goals in round eight, while both the under-13s and under-15s beat Barooga by four goals and one goal respectively in round 14.
The Rovers have two sides playing tomorrow at Tocumwal, while the club’s other nine finals bound teams have made the top four and get a week off before playing finals.
The Rovers C-reserve netballers finished fifth and will play Picola United from 11.50am tomorrow.
The eighth placed senior footballers play Strathmerton from 2.05pm, also at Toc.
Both won their last match-ups against their finals' opposition in tight matches earlier season, but will aim to progress with higher stakes in this week’s contest.
• For more on each of the teams to make finals this year, turn to our Picola League Finals feature on pages 21-32.
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