"On Sunday we will have a strong forward pack and we also have a good backline, however I do know Arataki have a very strong scrum, and we will target to meet that.
"We will do what we did last week - grind away and do the basics right. For us it is pretty much putting pressure on the other team for them to make their mistakes and for us to capitalise off them."
Waikite top the table on 5 points, while Arataki and Waimana are just one point behind.
Arataki go into the game with a positive first result - narrowly beating Apanui 34-24.
"Waikite is definitely the form team of the competition, with a well-rounded team, with strengths in both the forwards and backs and have a number of experienced players," said Arataki's manager Calli Turner.
"But our approach this weekend is to concentrate on our own game, and completing our sets and enjoying our rugby.
"We faced very tough opposition against Apanui, which highlighted a few areas we need to work on and have been doing this week.
"Our side are in a rebuilding phase, with nearly a brand new team. In this weekend's game we will look to give our new girls exposure to playing against a strong and competitive team.
"There is a lot of raw potential and our goal this year is to invest in our players and build on their strengths."
Elsewhere, Rotoiti will look to improve from their defeat against Waikite as they take on third-placed Waimana away.
"It will be a very hard game. They have a very strong forward pack and have good players in all areas on the pitch," said Rotoiti's Freda Hohepa.
"But we learnt some hard lessons against Waikite which will only help us improve for this game."
Baywide Premier Women
Tomorrow (all 1pm kick-off)
Apanui v Rangiuru, Te Kaha
Waikite v Arataki, Bellvue Rd
Tauranga Sports v Tokoroa, Tauranga Domain
Waimana v Rotoiti, Waimana Domain
