Footy finals fever hits parts of the North-West Coast this weekend, with finals starting in three competitions.
The Burnie-based Darwin Football Association finals will kick off with a twilight double-header at association headquarters at Wivenhoe tomorrow.
Somerset will play Ridgely in the qualifying final at 3 pm, followed by the elimination final under lights at 5 pm between Yolla and reigning premier South Burnie.
Queenstown has earned the first week of the finals off after finishing on top of the ladder and will play the winner of the Somerset-Ridgley match next week.
Meanwhile, in the Circular Head Football Association, Scotchtown and Forrest-Stanley will meet at Smithton today for the cut-throat first semi-final, with Redpa and Irishtown to clash in the second semi at Stanley next weekend.
Tomorrow will also see the final round of the NWFA competition, with finals to start at Spreyton next weekend.
The Coast’s premier competition, the NWFL, has three rounds to go before finals commence on August 31st, but the NWFL senior women’s finals series gets underway tomorrow.
