It's finals time across the country with New South Wales, Queensland, ACT, Western Australia and Victoria set to crown their 2025 premiers.
This coming weekend - Saturday 30 and Sunday 31 August - will decide New South Wales' Shute Shield and Queensland's Hospital Cup among a host of other state titles.
Here's everything you need to know for the coming weekend of clubland finals:
Eastern Suburbs and Warringah Rats will contest this weekend's Shute Shield decider after shining across a rain-soaked preliminary final round in Sydney.
Aussie Sevens teammates Michael Icely and Darby Lancaster bagged a try apiece as Beasties ground out a 33-19 win over Eastwood to punch their ticket to a Shield title defence.
Meanwhile it was the Rats' day as late tries from Ivan Fepuleai and Charlie McKill ended Norths' hopes of a grand final redemption, Warringah running away 38-22 victors.
2025 will mark the Rats' first Shute Shield decider in six seasons as they look to end an eight-year premiership drought dating back to 2017.
The Shute Shield final kicks off 2:45pm AEST with live coverage on 9Gem (NSW) and Stan Sport - tickets are available for purchase here.
Brothers' bid for a third straight men's title will face stiff opposition from Bond University, who stormed into their maiden Hospital Cup decider with a 47-14 win over Easts Tigers.
The fourth-placed Bullsharks are this year's surprise packet after stunning Wests Bulldogs 34-0 in their minor semi-final before last week's Tigers upset punched their grand final ticket.
Meanwhile, Bond University's women will push for a fourth straight title on Saturday when they clash with Easts Tigers in the Founders Cup final at Ballymore.
The Hospital Cup final kicks off 2:45pm AEST with live coverage on 9Gem (QLD) and Stan Sport - tickets are available for purchase here.
There's a new king to be crowned in Brumbies clubland after reigning men's champions Canberra Royals were dumped out in straight sets.
Tuggeranong Vikings booked their men's grand final berth with a 39-29 preliminary final win over Royals - it follows Uni-Norths' earlier major semi final victory over the Royals and will see the Owls and Vikings lock horns for the John I Dent Cup at 4pm on Saturday August 30.
The women's Premier 15s is also on the line at 2pm with Wests Lionesses set to tackle reigning champions Uni-Norths in the big dance.
The 2025 ACT Club Grand Finals will be livestreamed via BarTV.
The Golden West will crown its men's and women's champions at Lark Hill on Saturday after last weekend's thrilling semi final round.
Palmyra have a chance to avenge their 2024 men's grand final heartbreak following their 19-11 victory over Cottesloe but will face a Wanneroo side fresh from a thrilling 28-24 win over Nedlands.
Wanneroo's women - the Divaz - will also feature on grand final day after rolling Palmyra 46-8 to book their title defence. They'll face Wests Scarborough, who punched their ticket with a hard-fought 17-5 win over Kalamunda.
The Fortescue Premier Grade Final will be streamed live and on-demand via Stan Sport.
Reigning Dewar Shield holders Power House will defend their title against Harlequins on Saturday after emerging 23-14 victors from their preliminary final against 2024 grand finalists Endeavour Hills.
Harlequins dug deep to upset minor premiers Footscray in a 43-35 thriller and book their place in the men's decider.
Meanwhile Endeavour Hills will look to secure another Lindroth Cup title when they tackle Power House in the women's grand final.
The two sides have met three times in 2025 thus far with one win apiece and a draw.
The RUSA and TRU action also kicks off this weekend with semi finals across both South Australia and Tasmania.
In South Australia, Old Collegians, Burnside, Brighton and Onkaparinga are set to feature in men's Premier Grade while Southern Suburbs and Woodville also make their mark in the women's division.
Tasmania will see an all-Launceston derby in one of their men's Premiership semi finals while Taroona and Devonport lock horns for a grand final berth.
In the women's draw, reigning champions Taroona host Glenorchy while Launceston tackle Burnie for a ticket to the big dance.
