And the club will be represented by two sides, with the third grade women's side and fourth grade men's side to play Oberon United Wolves and Macquarie United respectively.

The last senior Eglinton side to make the grand final was its men's third grade side in 2006 - which they won.

Eglinton's third grade women's side qualified for the big dance with a 4-1 win over second-placed Macquarie United last Sunday, setting up a date with minor premiers Oberon this coming Sunday.

The fourth grade men's side thumped Bathurst Athletic 5-2 to qualify for its grand final, which will be against minor premiers Macquarie United.

Across all senior grades, however, its CSU and Macquarie United that will be the best represented teams on Sunday, with both clubs having three teams in grand finals.

CSU have qualified for the men's fifth grade, men's third grade and women's premier league grand finals, while Macquarie have teams in the men's fifth grade, men's fourth grade, and men's third grade deciders.

Oberon, Eglinton, Oberon and Abercrombie are all represented in two grand finals.

In junior grand finals, Macquarie is also the best represented team too, with four teams in deciders - the under 13s, under 14s, under 15s and under 16s.

Bathurst '75 is the second best represented side with three teams in grand finals - under 12s, under 14s and under 15s.

All senior grand finals will be played on Sunday, on Proctor Park 1 or 2, with all junior grand finals on Saturday, either on Proctor Park 1 or 2.