The Eric Petrie Trophy recognises the New Zealand wicket keeper, who also played five seasons for the Bay of Plenty representative cricket team between 1963-68.
Greerton have plenty of batting and bowling firepower, with their greatest strength the number of all-rounders in the line-up.
Nick Hendrie, Tom Renouf and Pip Thickpenny are likely to bat at the top of the order, with all-rounders in Henry Collier, Shane Wineti, Lee Watkins, Umesh Ranaraja and Jared Tutty following in the middle order.
The bowling attack will be led by Daniel Spencer, Mike Rowland and Josh Bates.
The Bay of Plenty representatives reached this year's ND final after defeating Hamilton representatives Hamilton Old Boys in the semifinals last month.
Greerton batted first and were dismissed for 179. Nick Hendrie top scored with 68, while skipper Shane Wineti (35) and quick bowler Campbell Thomas (21) made useful contributions.
Hamilton Old Boys' top score of 31 told the tale of a team playing catch-up during the game.
However, they were right in the contest as the overs ticked over, with the Greerton bowlers finally removing their opponents for 166, to claim a hard fought 13-run victory.
Henry Collier was the best of Greerton's bowling attack with three wickets for 24 runs.
Shane Wineti and Umesh Ranaraja both bowled with enthusiasm to be rewarded with two wickets apiece.
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ND Club Championships Final
February 24 at Pemberton Park
Eves Realty Greerton: Shane Wineti (c) Nick Hendrie, Henry Collier, Tom Renouf, Pip Thickpenny, Umesh Ranaraja, Lee Watkins, Josh Bates, Michael Rowland, Daniel Spencer, Jared Tutty.
ND Club Championships Semifinal Results
Greerton 179 (Nick Hendrie 68, Shane Wineti 35, Campbell Thomas 21) beat Hamilton Old Boys 166 (Henry Collier 3/24, Umesh Ranaraja 2/21, Shane Wineti 2/23)