With the top two teams from each division preparing to claim the season's honours, the cream of college rugby talent will be on display today at the Rotorua International Stadium.

The first game kicks-off at 10.30am, with the U-14 premiers featuring Opotiki College and Rotorua Boys High School Scarlet team.

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Opotiki College head into the finals with one loss, while the Rotorua Scarlet side team beat their higher ranked White team to make the finals from third spot.

Both teams play a structured running game, which promises to deliver a thrilling contest. The U-15 premier final is a repeat of the 2014 final between Rotorua Boys High School and Tauranga Boys' College.

Tauranga head into the game as favourite, but that's not a title they're comfortable with, and insist both teams are on equal pegging.

With the best of these boys destined for 1^st XV honours, this will be a curtain raiser not to be missed to spot our next tier of 1^st XV rugby talent. At 11.30am, the second XV finalists Opotiki take on Tauranga Boys' College 5^th XV.

With three teams from Opotiki College making the finals, there's sure to be huge support for the boys from the Eastern Bay.

Tauranga Boys' College are the defending champions with their 5^th XV being a team of senior boys playing in their last year of college.

In the 1^st XV grade, the second division final will be played out between Taupo Nui a Tia and Katikati College, with kick off at 12pm.

A surprise win over top-ranked Mount Maunganui College sees Katikati in the finals again, and it's just reward for a team that has improved throughout the year.

Taupo Nui a Tia, on the other hand, displayed their defensive might by keeping Te Puke High School at bay despite surrendering the bulk of possession and positional advantage.

Taupo Nui a Tia will be sorely tested on defence this week by the big Katikati pack and backline.

The difference may again rest on the boot of Taupo kicker Corey Price. Division three take the field at 1.30pm as local favourites Rotorua Lakes High School take on Reporoa College.

Rotorua were tested in the semis by Western Heights High School, while Reporoa enjoyed a comfortable win over Papamoa College.

Both teams play a physical, confrontational style of rugby and it will be the ultimate arm wrestle on the day.

At 1.45pm, the premier game in the Bethlehem Coachlines competition will kick-off when Western Heights High School meet up with Opotiki College.

Having lost the Te Kani Shield to Opotiki during round robin, the Heights boys are determined to avenge that defeat by claiming the championship trophy on the day.

Opotiki, however, have gone from strength to strength, utilising the silky running skills of Rewita Biddle combined with the bulk and power of their pack lead by Bay U-18 prop Isilei Tauila and dynamo flanker Ned Fitzgerald.

To counter this, Bradley Munro at first 5/8 will need to stamp his mark on the game with the use of his precision kicking and control in the No.10 jersey.