Jenkins has been a key contributor to the Rabbits' success in recent seasons and this highly anticipated game will be a great stage to mark the occasion.

The Rabbits were comprehensive in their victory last week, cementing a second semi-final berth against the Mounties next week.

Cody Dransfield and Beau Kline are expected to return, and alongside Kris Cashion at full forward and Andrew Higgins, they are a good chance for an upset.

Mt Pleasant needs one more win to be undefeated for the roster season - an accomplishment the side has not achieved since joining the competition in 1953, including during its most famous period from 1970 when the side competed in 12 consecutive deciders.

In his first year as coach Jordan Byers has led a formidable outfit, however this is likely to be one of the biggest tests of the year for his talented side.

Campania hosts Triabunna in the second game which will also be a curtain raiser to next week.

Campania has been building well as the year has progressed and coach Jonathon Paul is hopeful for a win for the first time this year on their home ground.

Chris Denny returns to add height while Joseph Smith, Kyle Smith and Tristan Penneyston are also key inclusions.

Triabunna is aiming to bounce back before the finals commence.

Tall forward Nicholas Clark is on the verge of claiming the goalkicking award with a lead of eight goals currently.

Dylan Russell also continues to stand out in the forward line, while Anthony Vanderwater, Brendan Klok and Tim Dudgeon will combine to create forward drive.

Campbell Town has the bye. Games start at 1.30pm.