After 12 exciting rounds of competition, the make up of the final four in each grade has now been decided.
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In A-grade action, Owls made their move to the finals by knocking Kookaburras out of the competition in a hard-fought contest.
The 3-2 victory took the Owls to third spot, with William Tong playing outstanding table tennis to claim both singles in a standout performance.
He had good support from Pauline Hooper who was in top form, combining with Tong for a straight-sets doubles victory to wrap up the match.
Hooper was a little unlucky in the singles just missing out in a 23-21,17-21,21-23 clash with John Spencer.
Brian Harrington won the other singles in a tight three setter.
Top-team Echidnas posted a comfortable 4-1 victory over Plovers in a high-standard affair.
John Bajada was in fine touch to win both singles, while teammate Sathya Kancherla played strongly to win one.
Plovers Stephen Lane played well to win the only singles for his team.
Meanwhile, Possums enjoyed a convincing 4-1 victory over Taipans.
Mick Kelly was in fine touch to win both singles, with Steve McCallum chipping in for one.
They went on to win the doubles in straight sets.
Michelle Feldtmann played strongly to win the only singles for Taipans.
Rosellas easily accounted for Wallabies with a 5-0 victory.
B-grade
Mozzies eased into the finals with a 5-0 victory over Redbacks.
Bill Sharp and Geraldine Moloney showed off their class to win all their matches in style.
A determined Eagles outfit flew into second spot with a hard-fought 3-2 victory over Frogs.
Carol Perry and Gil Smith each won a singles before winning the doubles in a hard three setter.
Matt Parkinson starred for Frogs, winning both singles in style.
Wombats were too talented for Numbats with Richard Morton and Chris Lee enjoying their comfortable 5-0 victory.
Ladder-leader Gliders easily overcame Bullants, storming to a 4-1 victory.
Bruce Forster played well to win both singles with Graeme Sharp snaring one.
They won an exciting doubles in straight sets.
Beth Grant performed well to win the only singles for Bullants.
C-grade
Robins just edged out Magpies to post a tight 3-2 result.
Ian Wise and Ann Degan played with purpose to win a singles each, before claiming the doubles in straight sets.
Colin McFarlane was the star performer playing strongly to win both singles for Magpies.
Top-team Hawks, completely overran Crickets showing no mercy for a 5-0 victory.
Sam Kancherla and Jessie Kipping played well to win all their matches in a stylish performance.
A win for Falcons put them into the finals.
They upset Doves to take a 3-2 victory in a closely fought affair.
Rhonda Gibbs and Peter Myers were in top form to win a singles each before sealing the match with a comfortable doubles victory.
Michael Mafrici starred for Doves, winning both singles in style.
Koalas were too strong for Wrens, going on to an easy 5-0 victory.
SEMI FINAL DRAW
A GRADE: ECHIDNAS v ROSELLAS
POSSUMS v OWLS
B GRADE: GLIDERS v MOZZIES
EAGLES v FROGS
C GRADE: HAWKS v FALCONS
KOALAS v CRICKETS
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