They averaged 56 points a game in an unprecedented season while also proving their defensive chops.
Otangarei were a premier side on both sides of the ball and will be confident of picking up another win.
Both sides will want to take the field next Saturday in the RLN Premiership Grand Final where a well-rested defending champion side in Takahiwai lie in wait.
Otangarei will want to get payback for last weekend's defeat. The minor premiers were unable to get the win in a 22-12 loss.
The Knights will be looking to add that last piece of silverware to their bursting trophy cabinet. They hold the Minor Premiership, Harry Clyde Challenge Cup and Anthony Murray Memorial Trophy but the RLN Premiership is the one everyone craves.
Meanwhile Moerewa warmed themselves up brilliantly with a 46-28 win on the back of doubles from Tipene and Rock Wiki.
Conceding 28 points will be a little concerning but this weekend is a different kettle of fish altogether.
Moerewa had only 10 players the last time these two sides lined up. They put in a spirited effort but ended up going down 56-28.
Otangarei's Sepeti Tatau was the main benefactor of the numbers game as he crossed for a hattrick but the game showed Moerewa are a team built on effort and that is what will be needed to clinch the final berth.
The match kicks off tomorrowat 2.30pm at Toll Stadium.
