Reserves – Hatherleigh V Kalangadoo

Mid South East finals football will continue this weekend with the semi-final being played at Mick and Jean Walker Oval.

It is one a piece in the home and away season between the Eagles and Magpies and both will be looking at the bigger picture come the end of the day.

Both sides are in the top two and it a brave heart style of football will be required.

Hatherleigh has some talented players that will carry the ball forward to score quickly while Kalangadoo has the experience and level head of Chris Mules.

Joshua Searle, Mules and Scott Agnew will be the Keys to the Magpies while Tim Merrett, Clayton Skeer and Ethan Bowman are the leading Eagles.

Senior colts – Robe v Hatherleigh

It was back in round 12 when these two-sides battled against each other and the Roosters were victorious by 62 points.

But that was a long time ago and things are a lot different now finals have arrived.

Robe has had a good season and will rely on Hudson Peel, Kaiden Carter and Flynn Peel to maintain its winning streak.

Meanwhile, the Eagles will most likely have the speed to outrun the Roosters and will look to Harvey Jones to kick a bag full of goals with support from Eli Kneen and Jack Marino.

Junior Colts – Kongorong v Glencoe

These two teams drew a line in the sand in round 17 and had a great battle, with the Murphies coming out on top by 10 points.

The Hawks were undefeated until the last game and Glencoe will have the minor premiers a bit concerned come Saturday morning.

The Murphies will need to bring their best and that will come from Tighe Hurley, Kallan Price and Kade Mulraney.

For the Hawks it will be spread across numerous players, but Declan Richardson, Jobe Janeway, Rhys Newton and Harrison Elletson will be players to watch.