The Bulldogs' A-reserve team, coached by Kendyl Hopley, will also be aiming for three straight flags against Sandhurst.

An experienced line-up is captained by Jody Richards and features accomplished talent in Clare Hope, Kath Graham and Julie Fennell.

The Dragons are playing in their sixth straight grand final and will be hoping to square the ledger at three wins-three losses after going back-to-back-to-back in 2011-2013.

They will be led by captain Emma Tindall, league best and fairest Erica Dalrymple-Monro and Gabi Green, who spent time in both A-grade and A-reserve this season.

Golden Square has won two of the three games played between the two teams this season, including by two goals in the second semi-final.

The Dragons, who are coached by Hayley Bolton, advanced to the grand final with a convincing preliminary final win against Kangaroo Flat 58-48.

Kangaroo Flat will start favourites in the B-grade after winning its way directly through to the grand final with a semi-final win over Golden Square.

But the Roos must contend with a South Bendigo team which has won its way through from the elimination final.

The Bloods enter the game on a six-game winning streak, including three finals.

Kangaroo Flat has lost just two games all season under coach Jayden Cowling and won their sole finals match 42-38 over Golden Square.

On a big day for Golden Square, the Bulldogs’  B-reserve team is also engaged in grand final battle against South Bendigo.

The Bloods will start favourites after beating the Bulldogs by 10 goals in the second semi-final.

South Bendigo leads the head-to-head battle 2-1 this season, with Golden Square winning by eight goals at the QEO in round 13 and the Bloods winning by three goals in round five.