Rotorua are going for the top title in the Waikato Bay regional premier senior interclub this weekend.
Top-of-the-table Rotorua women first team take on second-placed Tauranga Lawn away tomorrow. The local side look set to win the trophy they won in 2014 leading the table by eight points after five games - meaning their opponents need to take maximum points across the doubles and single matches.
Despite the unbeaten Rotorua women's position, captain Leona Davis-Kaye is wary of her side's tough opposition.
"I am feeling pretty confident and basically we should have it in the bag but you never really know till the day," she said. "They could come out all firing and if we get on the back foot then that could be all steam ahead for them.
"They're a difficult side to beat and this year they've had a strong squad. We just aim to go there and do our job. If we play like I know we can then that trophy will be ours but you can never fully count your chickens."