The last time Lynx and Makoura College met it was a battle royal with the students securing a three-goal victory.
Lynx coach Sandy Biel anticipates another close, tense encounter and while she stops short of predicting a reversal of that previous result, she does believe her side are capable of turning the tables.
"Yes, I do think a win is achievable but the two sides are so even you have to think it could go either way," she said.
The fact college sides tend to rely on speed and youth to take the steam out of their older opposition is not lost on Biel who says a strong defensive effort will be of paramount importance to Lynx.
To this end they are fortunate to have three proven performers in Rebecca Buick, Te Ata Phillips and Kate Campbell.
"We need to upset their rhythm, to stop them getting any consistent flow into their game," Biel said.
In other premier one games tomorrow, Pioneer Blue will be aiming to end their season by claiming the scalp of the higher-ranked Carterton New World Legends.
St Matthew's Collegiate should have the edge on Baywide Gladstone and, as said previously, Harcourts should prove too strong for Wairarapa College.