Farrer's men's captain Shane Freeland and his number two and three Brian O'Shannessy and Ben Martin will need to be on their game when they come up against Stawell Toyota's men, led by tennis coach Blair Hart, farmer Brett Stewart and the short Matt Freeland.

In the ladies section Farrer's captain Angela Hodgetts will help form a formidable trio with Jess Hogg and Amy Hodgetts.

The will be up against the tsunami of Toyota's ladies Deb Hart, Claire Hodgetts and Chelsea Maddocks who last week crushed their opponents.

In the mixed section it will be up to the young brigade of Farrer's including Narelle O'Shannessy, Ebony Summers, Caitlyn Cooper, Jesse Barber, Paul Summers and Cameron Hancock to stop the power of Toyota's Simone Grace, Madi Rickard, Romy Young, Bob Freeland, Koby Stewart and Les McLeod.

In other matches Frewstal will take last week's winning form into their match against Cassidy Painting.

The big serving Shane Field will help get his team off to a good start as he combines with Rod Summers to take down Cassidy Painting's number one and two men, veteran Horward Dunn and Nathan Baker.

Frewstal will rely on youngsters Michael Hackwill and Cody Effert to take it up to Cassidy's Michael Sullivan and Damien Stevens.

Cassidy Painting ladies Sue Blakey, Hayley Reading and Tamika Burkhill will need to show the way against the experienced Madi Cross and teammates Jenny Stevens and Emily Davis.

In the mixed section anything could happen between Frewstal and Cassidy Painting and it might come down to the men’s singles with Frewstal’s Sean Ellis and Cassidy Painting’s Zach Armer strutting their stuff.

Stawell Toyota and Frewstal are expected to continue on their undefeated winning sprees.

Crowe Horwath has the bye tonight.