Woonona Sharks will look to end their campaign on a high note against cross-town rivals Bulli when the club celebrates Old Boys Day on Sunday.
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The Sharks endured a tough start to the 2016 season, but have found form at the back end of the year to comfortably avoid relegation.
Their final round clash with Bulli will be a fight for bragging rights as the title, finals positions and relegation battle are already sorted.
Woonona will use the match at Ocean Park to celebrate the club’s 127 year history.
"The club couldn't think of many better ways to bring in the end of the season than with our Old Boys in attendance in a match against our local rival," Sharks commitee member Frank Shaw said.
“We’d like to welcome everyone who has played a part in the club’s long history back for the occasion.”
The Sharks youth grade are all but assured playing finals football in 2016 and are likely to meet Kemblawarra Fury.
