GRASSMERE Cricket Association will pull up stumps on its 75-year existence with its last-ever grand final at Killarney Recreation Reserve.
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The Moyne Shire venue was unveiled as the division one final host on Tuesday.
Hawkesdale and Killarney's semi-final bout, meanwhile, will take place at Hawkesdale while Yambuk will host Grassmere in a bid to make the decider.
The association's B grade grand final, which is scheduled for this coming Saturday, will play at Winslow.
Grassmere Cricket Association president Rhys Dews said the finals series was shaping up as a one of the most even in recent memory.
"The top four is pretty tight. Hawkesdale and Yambuk have been the standouts all season but Killarney have sort of come to the party in the second half of the season," he said. "Both games (this weekend) could go either way." Dews said the association's presentation and 75-year celebrations were shaping up well.
He said tickets for the event, which are free, could be booked through online platform Eventbrite.
For more information, visit the Grassmere Cricket Association's Facebook page.
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Both games (this weekend) could go either way.
- Rhys Dews
Nick Ansell
Nick Ansell is a sports journalist at the Warrnambool Standard.
Nick Ansell is a sports journalist at the Warrnambool Standard.
