With one match left in the season, only the Cutters’ three junior netball sides are set to feature in the finals.
The Cutters’ under-13s won’t finish lower than fifth but would need an extraordinary percentage boost to leap Jerilderie into fourth.
The under-17s netballers in sixth also can’t fall any lower, but could also go above Jerilderie into fifth with a comprehensive win.
However, their task won’t be easy as they face a Berrigan side that needs to win to give themselves a chance to make the top eight.
When the two teams played each other in round three at home, the Cutters’ under-17s won by seven goals.
In the under-15s the team are in eighth, guaranteed a finals spot and are likely to go ahead of Blighty in seventh with a win.
Even for the rest of the club, tomorrow’s matches are one last chance to perform well.
The club is coming off a home indigenous round against Jerilderie.
As well as holding a significant community and club event, they had wins in the reserves' football, C-Reserve and under-15s netball and an on-court draw in the under-17s.
Tomorrow’s fixtures are a rematch from round three in April and will also allow the club to show how far the Cutters have come this season.
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