Rotorua women will field a six-strong squad with Davis-Kaye joined by No 1 seed 17-year-old Mia Wardlaw, Aliya Edwards (2), Debbie Dowland (4), Wei wei Verran (5) and Lara Wild.
They have the added boost of having beaten tomorrow's opposition 5-1 just two rounds ago.
"It's a good mix - Mia is an exceptional young talent and she has an excellent service game and backhand," she said. "But we also have great experience and depth in our squad.
"That's what has powered us through this year. When you have that blend of youth and seasoned players it creates the right balance in a squad.
"We know we can beat this team. We've already proved that so I want to see a similar performance again. Focus and communication will be crucial if we want to lift that trophy once again."
Meanwhile in the men's competition, defending champions Rotorua-Lynmore first team finished the pre-Christmas season top of the table and will look to retain their title in the new year.
Waikato Bay regional premier senior interclub competitions
Premier women's:
Saturday, 1pm:
Tauranga Lawn v Rotorua, Tauranga.
Mount Maunganui v Gate Pa, Mount Maunganui.