Hornridge 1 and Green Devils have played off on three occasions throughout the season and the result has been two games to one in favour of the Devils.

The margins of these games however have all been under seven goals; this game could go either way.

Miners brimming with confidence can momentarily relax while they enjoy a week’s break prior to the grand final on August 29.

Hornridge 2 set itself up for a premiership opportunity after defeating Yellow Devils by 15 goals in the A2 competition.

Hornridge strong throughout the court dominated the game from start to finish.

Yellow Devils with moments of success, continued working tirelessly but were unable to match the ability of the opposition.

Sophie Wissell was strong in defence for the Hornridge side, competing against the height of Libby Steer from Yellow Devils.

Wissell defending within the goal circle intercepted the feed on several occasions. Hornridge looking unbeatable was up by a 15-goal margin at the final break when Yellow Devils finished evening the final term with seven goals apiece.

Final result in favour of Hornridge 42 goals to Yellow Devils 27.

Yellow Devils will take on Miners 2 this week, while Hornridge 2 sits the week out in preparation for the grand final.

Our B grade competition produced a sizzler when OD Devils drew with Andamooka 32 goals apiece at full time.

OD Devils were the initial leaders in the game outscoring the opposition 12 goals to eight in the first quarter.

Andamooka not outdone evened the second quarter and managed to win the third term by one goal.

The third quarter margin reduced to three goals, the game was still up for grabs.

Andamooka with support on its side started to hit its target at the required time, Tegan Kelly for the Andamooka Roos shooting well for her team, supported by playing partner and mother Jen Kelly who combined had the team on a winning role, until at the final whistle the score revealed a draw.

At this point the teams were required to play time on.

Unfortunately for the Roos this overtime was all that was needed for the Devils to take home the win.

The Devils outscored their opposition again seven goals to one in the overtime period.

OD Devils celebrated their successful passage through to the grand final, while the Andamooka Roos are now to play Miners 3 in the preliminary final this Friday.

Final result OD Devils 39 goals defeated Andamooka 33.

Miners 3 had a solid victory over Hornridge 3 in the elimination final.

Hornridge 3, affected considerably by injury and illness, was only able to scrape a team of seven together.

Injury it seemed was destined to upset the Hornridge balance and be a deciding factor in the game when goal shooter Mel Dunn suffered injury to her hand in the first quarter, it was thought that Dunn's injury severe enough to withdraw from the game, however the gutsy player continued the game through to the final whistle.

Hornridges woes were Miners successes the young team held a positive lead from the first quarter and maintained throughout the remaining three terms.

Miners maintaining a consistent line-up provided good competition for the more experienced Hornridge team, to its credit the young side has worked its way through to the preliminary final to oppose Andamooka, Miners victorious 29 goals to Hornridge 20.

Hornridge, now eliminated, will have to regroup and look forward to 2009.